They're all the same. I always recommend that unless you specifically need special hardware, to just get a $300-$400 refurbished laptop. The market is flooded with them.
Apple is going to start selling an accounts receivable headset? I don't even understand that. Is it just a way for "customers" to send money to Apple even faster than they already do?
But that also means a significant number of people – 77,000-plus, according to SourceForge stats – have downloaded the macOS version which contains a significant bug: if Apache OpenOffice is used to create a diagram in a Calc spreadsheet, the file becomes corrupted when saved.
Money doesn't matter to everybody. I, for example, wouldn't leave a university research job for a private sector job. I have enough money. I can't be the only one.
And if we are only talking Divisive advertisements, what about ShareBlue or Correct the record? How many millions did these companies pay to change social media, 50 Million? 100 Million? How much did the DNC and related political pacs pay, 500 Million?
Hey, Dickhead, does "ShareBlue" or "Correct the record" have their own nukes? There's a big difference between PAC's and hostile foreign nuclear nations.
My interests have not been represented in quite a few years. I am white, heterosexual
Fuck you, troll. Yeah, you straight white people sure do have a hard time in the US today, with all of the police violence towards you, all of the right wing nutjobs trying to take away your civil rights. Fuck you.
That's complete and total bullshit. We have fewer rules and regulations than ever, because we have companies that can simply purchase politicians. This problem is solved by corruption, pure and simple.
People are addicted to their phones/social media. I think that most people are not engaged enough to be able to interact with the Internet safely. It's a wildly powerful tool for good or stupid, and most people choose stupid, because they're lazy.
Did you know that Amazon takes 30% of the total cost, including shipping, making selling anything but the most absurdly marked up items completely unprofitable?
This is not the right way to fix this problem. The right way is to have humans do this job. They're cheaper and more effective. Retail stores that don't have human employees actively working in them turn to shit very very quickly. See: most department stores in the US today.
You need humans to not only check stock levels, but to see and fix any other problems that may be around (anything on the floor, broken something, etc.).
If you're using them for ordering, you shouldn't. You should fix whatever's wrong with your POS system that can't track inventory levels.
Nope. If you use your income to buy additional inventory, that's taxed at the full standard income rate. 39.6%.
But, that new inventory is "yours". You've already paid taxes on it. So theoretically, you can pull out that money tax-free (your "equity" in the company). But, unless you happen to sell your company for more than you've invested into it, you'll never see that money again.
Capital gains get taxed at half that. It makes more financial sense to through your money into some securities than put it into your own business, on a purely short-term financial basis, at least.
I'm in the same boat. My personal taxes are always significantly more than I take home every year. My tax bill actively encourages me NOT to reinvest in my own business. It's pretty messed up. And yes, you'll only get that equity back if you successfully sell the company. Good luck with that!
That "study" is from the Cato Institute. I have no interest in reading the whole 52 page paper on it, but I'd take whatever Cato has to say with a grain of salt. They and other Koch-funded groups have been pushing this whole "welfare queen" narrative for decades, now.
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It's interesting how much you can intuit about a company by how much microsoft they have running
Our company is successful, growing, progressive, and ethical. We use almost all Microsoft software. What's your point?
You're bothered by marketing, but you spend money with Amazon? That's a strange decision.
Power is cheap. There's no reason to conserve.
They're all the same. I always recommend that unless you specifically need special hardware, to just get a $300-$400 refurbished laptop. The market is flooded with them.
Apple is going to start selling an accounts receivable headset? I don't even understand that. Is it just a way for "customers" to send money to Apple even faster than they already do?
... make it not suck.
But that also means a significant number of people – 77,000-plus, according to SourceForge stats – have downloaded the macOS version which contains a significant bug: if Apache OpenOffice is used to create a diagram in a Calc spreadsheet, the file becomes corrupted when saved.
Money doesn't matter to everybody. I, for example, wouldn't leave a university research job for a private sector job. I have enough money. I can't be the only one.
If your business relies solely on one other company, then you don't have a business: you're a serf.
And if we are only talking Divisive advertisements, what about ShareBlue or Correct the record? How many millions did these companies pay to change social media, 50 Million? 100 Million? How much did the DNC and related political pacs pay, 500 Million?
Hey, Dickhead, does "ShareBlue" or "Correct the record" have their own nukes? There's a big difference between PAC's and hostile foreign nuclear nations.
My interests have not been represented in quite a few years. I am white, heterosexual
Fuck you, troll. Yeah, you straight white people sure do have a hard time in the US today, with all of the police violence towards you, all of the right wing nutjobs trying to take away your civil rights. Fuck you.
As a 1%er who doesn't need more tax cuts, I can't help but to shake my head at all of the dumb people who vote to make their lives worse.
That's complete and total bullshit. We have fewer rules and regulations than ever, because we have companies that can simply purchase politicians. This problem is solved by corruption, pure and simple.
Excellent job, Comrade! Great post!
People are addicted to their phones/social media. I think that most people are not engaged enough to be able to interact with the Internet safely. It's a wildly powerful tool for good or stupid, and most people choose stupid, because they're lazy.
The phone helps mask your social disorders/psychological issues. Good for you!
I shop locally. With cash.
Keep giving your paychecks to Amazon, you dumb fucks. Keep going.
Did you know that Amazon takes 30% of the total cost, including shipping, making selling anything but the most absurdly marked up items completely unprofitable?
This is not the right way to fix this problem. The right way is to have humans do this job. They're cheaper and more effective. Retail stores that don't have human employees actively working in them turn to shit very very quickly. See: most department stores in the US today.
You need humans to not only check stock levels, but to see and fix any other problems that may be around (anything on the floor, broken something, etc.).
If you're using them for ordering, you shouldn't. You should fix whatever's wrong with your POS system that can't track inventory levels.
This won't work.
Nope. If you use your income to buy additional inventory, that's taxed at the full standard income rate. 39.6%.
But, that new inventory is "yours". You've already paid taxes on it. So theoretically, you can pull out that money tax-free (your "equity" in the company). But, unless you happen to sell your company for more than you've invested into it, you'll never see that money again.
Capital gains get taxed at half that. It makes more financial sense to through your money into some securities than put it into your own business, on a purely short-term financial basis, at least.
Oh, simple AC troll. If only it were so simple as "bad decisions", we'd have this problems solved, already.
Remove some regulations for starting an enterprise that only the megawealthy can afford?
Like what, specifically? At least in my line of work, I'm shocked at how little regulations there are.
I'm in the same boat. My personal taxes are always significantly more than I take home every year. My tax bill actively encourages me NOT to reinvest in my own business. It's pretty messed up. And yes, you'll only get that equity back if you successfully sell the company. Good luck with that!
That "study" is from the Cato Institute. I have no interest in reading the whole 52 page paper on it, but I'd take whatever Cato has to say with a grain of salt. They and other Koch-funded groups have been pushing this whole "welfare queen" narrative for decades, now.
Go try to buy some toilet paper with gold, you nutter.