People don't work a second job to survive, they do it to improve their life and afford extra things.
That's not always true.
I am stuck paying child support, and buying the family healthcare plan at work, evean though i have a plan that is nearly free with the VA, and dependant has medicaid because mother is super poor.
SO, yeah, i need uber $$ just to pay bills.
Didn't want to depend on it, but has come to that.
Oh, so get a better job.... yeah let go pluck one from the job tree.
you only get Tricare after you retire from doing 20+ years, or maybe medically discharged with a disability. Yes, if you make 35k a year or less you can sign up for reduced cost care from the VA, but it not the same thing. just simply finishing your first term and getting out does not qualify you for free healthcare for life.
see here is the fallacy. the vast majority of people have 1 or maybe 2 providers where they live. if it is 2 it's usually dsl vs cable. so in all practivle terms for maybe 90% of America only 1 isp serves any given location. yes there are more than 1 providers across the land. and more to the point, the map provided by Time warner/comcast showed they only overlapped service by a very small percentage.
or yuou know.. have shell corps for each model. tesla1 sells coups. right next door tesla2 sells roadsters, and so on. all legal trickery to fulfil the essence of the ruling ( which is asinine).
About the first part, Basically every Nation-State that is in on the game has a better pool to draw from.
About your last comment. have you actually tried to Enlist in the last few years? i have, well re-enlist anyway. No one was hiring, i tried them all even Coast Guard. What i got over and over, no one was getting out, they were shining the total numbers, and with the down economy, the recruiters were basically not needed.
just came here to say...
undergrad macroecon was several years ago. but one of the things i remember him lecturing on was, that companies don't pay tax.
sure you can levy a tax on them, but in the end it somehow just gets passed on to the consumer.
sure it sounds nice, using big numbers, lets hit up big corp.'s. but it will just raise the cost of goods, and make bigger businesses not want to do business here.
so the same ID that the majority of the population already has, because you already need it for so many things, like:
voting
driving
id to get a job
id to buy alcohol
id to buy firearms
id to verify age for other things
etc...
costs $10 and a stand in line at the DMV. heck, here you can schedule an appointment.
Oh, they cant be bothered to go spend the $10, and spend time at the dmv, for something you might use atleast once a week for the rest of your life... and you want them voting?...
just fyi : i don't know what city you are in, but if Lyft is there.... give the ma try some time. bot yeah, thats what alot of my Lyft passengers say, they all hate taxis for these reasons.
yes, exactly. in places where the min wages is over the federal, it is almost always because the cost of living is so much.
like DC, or San Fransisco. try to find somewhere to stay in DC for less than $900/month, i dare you.
or how about this... im hourly, $18/hr, about 36-38 hours per week. now take out taxes (i usually figure it at about 25% for all of it), child support $440/mo, and the company health plan im forced to get ( due to custody and paperwork from the state) at $220/mo, im left with what someone making $10/hour would get. conversely, it costs me more than minimum wage in my area just to cover taxes, child support and health insurance for my son. Don't leave much left over.
you have 3 types of cooling all 3 present different problems.
-passive cooling. typical of embedded and low poer, pretty much precludes your fancy GPU.
-active, usually fans. suck air in, breath hot out. obvious any rain or spray would get sucked in to, and damage the insides.
-liquid cooling. would essentially seal your gear in, and prevent water damage, but is unlikely to fit in your space constraints.
so either figure out how to live without the GPU, or see if you can get a small enough container for your oil ( still will have to worry about the pump and radiator parts but that can be made water - resistant).
or have the number crunching done remotely, and just live with a raspberry pi encased in something.
And if they had just one, or maybe even no warranty repair facilities ( not a dealership cause sell direct) in your state?
would you be willing to drive 400 miles just to get a part changed/fixed under warranty?
But i digress, selling the car, and getting it fixed are 2 separate things. they should be allowed to sell direct, so many examples both ways of direct/dealerships there seems to be no clear cut line. thinking about expensive things, most things have repair close by, notable exemption, computers. i would hate to think of shipping off a tesla to a repair depot.
im drunk so pardon the rudeness, but.. off the top of my head, is NC State, Cisco, and Redhat , then the rest of Research triangle. Charlotte is a banking hub plus the international airport. there is an apple data center, Duke energy, plus several major Military installations...
i don't know much about the Dakota's but there is plenty going on here on the coast.
this 1000x this.
who in thier right mind want to jump through the AP hoops, when a CC is right down the road... and less headache transferring the credits.
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People don't work a second job to survive, they do it to improve their life and afford extra things. That's not always true. I am stuck paying child support, and buying the family healthcare plan at work, evean though i have a plan that is nearly free with the VA, and dependant has medicaid because mother is super poor. SO, yeah, i need uber $$ just to pay bills. Didn't want to depend on it, but has come to that. Oh, so get a better job.... yeah let go pluck one from the job tree.
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wow AC, way to be Overly pedantic.
for criminal stuff, stuff you can go to jail for. NOT civil stuff, where its just money they want.
you only get Tricare after you retire from doing 20+ years, or maybe medically discharged with a disability. Yes, if you make 35k a year or less you can sign up for reduced cost care from the VA, but it not the same thing. just simply finishing your first term and getting out does not qualify you for free healthcare for life.
see here is the fallacy. the vast majority of people have 1 or maybe 2 providers where they live. if it is 2 it's usually dsl vs cable. so in all practivle terms for maybe 90% of America only 1 isp serves any given location. yes there are more than 1 providers across the land. and more to the point, the map provided by Time warner/comcast showed they only overlapped service by a very small percentage.
sell it to the east coast for winter road salting?
or yuou know .. have shell corps for each model. tesla1 sells coups. right next door tesla2 sells roadsters, and so on. all legal trickery to fulfil the essence of the ruling ( which is asinine).
and.... Bingo. thanks folks, turn in your cards to the right as you exit.
About the first part, Basically every Nation-State that is in on the game has a better pool to draw from. About your last comment. have you actually tried to Enlist in the last few years? i have, well re-enlist anyway. No one was hiring, i tried them all even Coast Guard. What i got over and over, no one was getting out, they were shining the total numbers, and with the down economy, the recruiters were basically not needed.
here in Charlotte, the large collection of building in the same plaza as Microsoft is the CIA building, but with no external markings as such.
just came here to say ...
undergrad macroecon was several years ago. but one of the things i remember him lecturing on was, that companies don't pay tax.
sure you can levy a tax on them, but in the end it somehow just gets passed on to the consumer.
sure it sounds nice, using big numbers, lets hit up big corp.'s. but it will just raise the cost of goods, and make bigger businesses not want to do business here.
so the same ID that the majority of the population already has, because you already need it for so many things, like: voting driving id to get a job id to buy alcohol id to buy firearms id to verify age for other things etc... costs $10 and a stand in line at the DMV. heck, here you can schedule an appointment. Oh, they cant be bothered to go spend the $10, and spend time at the dmv, for something you might use atleast once a week for the rest of your life... and you want them voting?...
yeah, they have already stated that this will be a rent-to-own copy, good for a year.
just fyi : i don't know what city you are in, but if Lyft is there .... give the ma try some time. bot yeah, thats what alot of my Lyft passengers say, they all hate taxis for these reasons.
make it so, number1!
yes, exactly. in places where the min wages is over the federal, it is almost always because the cost of living is so much. like DC, or San Fransisco. try to find somewhere to stay in DC for less than $900/month, i dare you. or how about this... im hourly, $18/hr, about 36-38 hours per week. now take out taxes (i usually figure it at about 25% for all of it), child support $440/mo, and the company health plan im forced to get ( due to custody and paperwork from the state) at $220/mo, im left with what someone making $10/hour would get. conversely, it costs me more than minimum wage in my area just to cover taxes, child support and health insurance for my son. Don't leave much left over.
no but wal-mart is to payments what porn was to video 20 years ago. what porn wants porn gets. so all hail CurrrenC
you have 3 types of cooling all 3 present different problems. -passive cooling. typical of embedded and low poer, pretty much precludes your fancy GPU. -active, usually fans. suck air in, breath hot out. obvious any rain or spray would get sucked in to, and damage the insides. -liquid cooling. would essentially seal your gear in, and prevent water damage, but is unlikely to fit in your space constraints. so either figure out how to live without the GPU, or see if you can get a small enough container for your oil ( still will have to worry about the pump and radiator parts but that can be made water - resistant). or have the number crunching done remotely, and just live with a raspberry pi encased in something.
And if they had just one, or maybe even no warranty repair facilities ( not a dealership cause sell direct) in your state? would you be willing to drive 400 miles just to get a part changed/fixed under warranty? But i digress, selling the car, and getting it fixed are 2 separate things. they should be allowed to sell direct, so many examples both ways of direct/dealerships there seems to be no clear cut line. thinking about expensive things, most things have repair close by, notable exemption, computers. i would hate to think of shipping off a tesla to a repair depot.
Simpsons did it! Simpsons did it .. i mean xkcd of course ...
im drunk so pardon the rudeness, but .. off the top of my head, is NC State, Cisco, and Redhat , then the rest of Research triangle. Charlotte is a banking hub plus the international airport. there is an apple data center, Duke energy, plus several major Military installations ...
i don't know much about the Dakota's but there is plenty going on here on the coast.
my first "intro to programming" class was with python using this book http://www.lulu.com/shop/j-bur...
target practice.. has to be worth somehting greater than 0 ?
this 1000x this. who in thier right mind want to jump through the AP hoops, when a CC is right down the road... and less headache transferring the credits.