"It is being shipped to X where it will presumably be used in X. Therefore, you owe tax in X on that purchase/use."
why? I mean that.... what did X do?
infrastructure? like the roads? sure- the delivery company (*ups for example*) operations should cover those costs.
why does X deserver a piece of the sale? did they supply infrastructure in y? the sellers zone?
imagine the economic evolution if it stayed status quo- stodgy states with unenlightened taxation have less new wharehouses/shipping centers, and enlightend places that are friendly get more business
fuck "everyone gets taxed thusly" lets leave sales tax independent across state lines, and have the STATES compete with each other for a balanced and fair market.
if delaware does not charge tax, and I order from delaware- then YEA for delaware business enviroment! leave my state OUT of the equation.
"Citrix makes it easy to use enterprise applications, including Windows applications, on your iPhone, Blackberry, Android and Windows mobile devices on-demand."
No.. from 1950-1959 there were 63 million - reread for comprehension I did have to read it twice the first time myself, but that is the conclusion I drew.
presumably 11 million were not in use/retired over that decade
it's still bogus for other reasons- such as the average TV supported more than one viewer (picture a family, and the neighbors, all watching uncle Milton together on 11 inches of b&w crt)
so say you did that for 24 hrs a day over 30 days 1.2 gigs per 9 hrs is 3.2 gigs per day times 31 days is 99.2 gigs
so yeah- I can see where if you and 1.5 friends were online NONSTOP ROUND THE CLOCK FOR A MONTH that wouldn't be enough for you... that really is too low for you isn't it buddy??
re-distribution is where the money is for the media powerhouse lawsuits.
I download a song- I'm pretty much in the clear I download a song and simultaneously distribute- that's what is so expensive for consumers under the law
I've never met a southerner who couldn't understand me, because they all watch television.
(me- California beach raised-now living on the other coast)
I've met many throughout the south, some of whom I could not comprehend because of their accent.
and I think only off the really beaten path down swamp roads in LA once did I ever meet someone who didn't comprehend me better than I did them... *(and I had no French to use)*
in my industry, labor is manual, and 45% of costs...
if I could cut payroll to 1/3rd- by paying $3.00 an hour-
I could drop my prices in half.
what are tech salaries at ISP's in hong kong?
how much wire do I have to run per 100 customers in hongkong vs. canada 7million people in 426 sq miles vs vs 34 million people in 3.8 million sq miles..
ya-- it just doesn't add up-- why are prices different in hong kong.... the expenses should be the exact same....
"It is being shipped to X where it will presumably be used in X. Therefore, you owe tax in X on that purchase/use."
why? I mean that.... what did X do?
infrastructure? like the roads? sure- the delivery company (*ups for example*) operations should cover those costs.
why does X deserver a piece of the sale? did they supply infrastructure in y? the sellers zone?
imagine the economic evolution if it stayed status quo- stodgy states with unenlightened taxation have less new wharehouses/shipping centers, and enlightend places that are friendly get more business
fuck "everyone gets taxed thusly" lets leave sales tax independent across state lines, and have the STATES compete with each other for a balanced and fair market.
if delaware does not charge tax, and I order from delaware- then YEA for delaware business enviroment!
leave my state OUT of the equation.
http://www.microsoft.com/surface/en/us/Pages/HowToBuy/HowToBuy.aspx
click your country
http://www.itechnews.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/combimouse-keyboard-mouse-combo.jpg
but you have to get all the digits.....
Slow glass is one step closer to existence...
let our circadian rhythms be at peace
with a useless bit of trivia
Kodak- 100+ years
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/faqs/faq1632.shtml
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2009/03/04/bc-monty-robinson-rcmp-impaired-driving.html
Here ya go
Which police department is exactly responsible?
have you completely missed every reference to the lawlessness of the net?
there is no central authority to do what you so glibly suggest is the problem of the "Police"
in some enviroments it's a godsend
I've used RDC software on my windows mobile phone often to log into a SBS server..
beats the hell outta getting in the car...
http://www.citrix.com/English/ps2/products/product.asp?contentID=1689163
"Citrix makes it easy to use enterprise applications, including Windows applications, on your iPhone, Blackberry, Android and Windows mobile devices on-demand."
Watchoo is one word.
see
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077003/quotes
it certainly does not fly
http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/improvement/energy-efficient/4350335
No.. from 1950-1959 there were 63 million - reread for comprehension
I did have to read it twice the first time myself, but that is the conclusion I drew.
presumably 11 million were not in use/retired over that decade
it's still bogus for other reasons- such as the average TV supported more than one viewer
(picture a family, and the neighbors, all watching uncle Milton together on 11 inches of b&w crt)
I employ others.
one 'gentrified' employee had a decades old card that said
"for social security purposes not for identification"
my how times have changed....
it does not apply when the payments go to a corporation- only when it's to an individual
1098/1099 misc filings are already required it's not new
so say you did that for 24 hrs a day over 30 days
1.2 gigs per 9 hrs is 3.2 gigs per day
times 31 days is 99.2 gigs
so yeah- I can see where if you and 1.5 friends were online NONSTOP ROUND THE CLOCK FOR A MONTH
that wouldn't be enough for you... that really is too low for you isn't it buddy??
re-distribution is where the money is for the media powerhouse lawsuits.
I download a song- I'm pretty much in the clear
I download a song and simultaneously distribute- that's what is so expensive for consumers under the law
leeching is cheaper than seeding
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&resnum=0&q=wii%20australia%20medically%20necessary&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=nw
I mean- a DOCTOR PRESCRIBED IT...
I've seen pics of pure game view on screen and
everything else- maps, bags, stats, chat on the side monitor...
I've never met a southerner who couldn't understand me, because they all watch television.
(me- California beach raised-now living on the other coast)
I've met many throughout the south, some of whom I could not comprehend because of their accent.
and I think only off the really beaten path down swamp roads in LA once did I ever meet someone who didn't comprehend me better than I did them... *(and I had no French to use)*
but how did you acquire your ticket? cash?
you are converting the PDF to PDF/A right?
I'd say the likelyhood of being able to access those 25 years from now is pretty good.
in my industry, labor is manual, and 45% of costs...
if I could cut payroll to 1/3rd- by paying $3.00 an hour-
I could drop my prices in half.
what are tech salaries at ISP's in hong kong?
how much wire do I have to run per 100 customers in hongkong vs. canada
7million people in 426 sq miles vs
vs 34 million people in 3.8 million sq miles..
ya-- it just doesn't add up-- why are prices different in hong kong....
the expenses should be the exact same....
the wired one is 1280 X 960
does h.264 video
it's very good