londgine

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by londgine 4y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRuSS0iiFyo is this the Liberia episode?
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by londgine 4y ago
Sorry, I meant exemption not exception. I was referring to the foreign earned income exclusion act. I never have to pay US taxes due to that, however I still have to file. Since I don't know the tax law, and I would hate to be on the b
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by londgine 4y ago
Every year I ask, and every year I'm disappointed, but does any good solution exist for expats? I know I shouldn't be paying taxes, since I earn under the exception limit. But I don't know all the forms I should fill out, and
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by londgine 4y ago
Does freetaxusa support expats? I've been using a CPA since I couldn't find a website that was better. All of the websites offering to file, charge around $500.
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by londgine 4y ago
Yet somehow the other 60%, who are not earning a living wage, are still living. A better name than "living wage" needs to be used if they want me to understand what they're talking about.
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by londgine 4y ago
after all that work, you don't even want to write here who that person is?
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by londgine 4y ago
My answer to the child would be to talk about another number. The "number" larger-than-100. Is larger-than-100 even or odd? Hopefully the child would realize that neither of those answers are correct. Then the child will say that
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by londgine 4y ago
isn't that good for employees and bad for the employer? Each employee can do the same exact arbitration, and win. The employer, rather than wasting lawyers for 1 class action, now must pay for each individual arbitration
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by londgine 4y ago
I have a Samsung Galaxy xcover 5. It has a battery that I can pop out and replace with no tools (like in the olden days). I bought an extra battery, and now when I go traveling I just swap batteries if needed. It's better than having t
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by londgine 4y ago
I guess then if he wasn't suspended upsidedown, and died in a day, maybe that method would have worked.
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by londgine 4y ago
I was reading about the death at Nutty Putty cave. What I still don't understand is, do we not have power drills like in the movies? I sort of assumed that if we _need_ to dig down, it can be done. It could be that his life wasn't
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by londgine 4y ago
> Bezos Academy prioritizes children in underserved communities, is free of charge, and "aims to nurture the potential in every child to become a creative leader, original thinker, and lifelong learner," its website reads. Cons
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by londgine 4y ago
While they're at it they should also ban Christmas lights. That too wastes a similar amount of electricity for no "proper" gain.
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by londgine 4y ago
Encouraging others to break the law, is probably illegal. Would it be easy for the shop to sue him if something gets stolen?
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by londgine 4y ago
what is the benefit to leaving crypto in a wallet held by another party. I guess they could lower the transition fees when transferring from one wallet to another on their platform. and if you forget your password, they may make it easier t
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by londgine 4y ago
If the memory had the value of a password and was then unallocated, the value would still be there. Then when allocating the memory again, the value would be there. If you initialize it to something and then print it, there is no security i
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by londgine 4y ago
But it's not that damaging if it's not a trust based institution. When Facebook writes next to their ads "recommended for you", I know that's a lie. But it doesn't bother me that much. When government medical l
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by londgine 4y ago
People who fly 1,000 times more than average only use 1,000 times more carbon. If jet fuel was taxed more then frequent flyers would pay that tax 1,000 times more often. Luckily this is already the case. Private jets on the other hand, are
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by londgine 4y ago
I guess prosecutors won't be as willing to offer a possession plea deal to people caught running an illegal trafficking operation. AFAIK, most of the people in jail for possession, are there due to a plea deal after being caught for so
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by londgine 4y ago
the best idea looks like a shooting range. I don't know what the gun rights are in Australia, but there aren't many places you can set up targets and then drive around shooting a machine gun.
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by londgine 4y ago
luckily for them private jets are explicitly exempt from climate change carbon taxes
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by londgine 4y ago
https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/87R/billtext/html/SB00797F... This is the actual law, which for some reason Washington post and other MSM refuse to link to. It looks like the law actually does require
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by londgine 4y ago
If the issue is denomination, what about using Chilean Peso? Currently the ratio is 7:1 and it is relatively stable to the USD.
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by londgine 4y ago
> To facilitate the trades, they used “créditos,” the club’s own currency, printed onto white paper. Why not just use dollars? Or in general, why doesn't a store open that sells everything in dollars? What will they do with dollars?
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by londgine 4y ago
https://www.toomey.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/toomey...
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by londgine 4y ago
well, it would be much easier to pass if they propose that bill by itself without tacking on unrelated partisan bills
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by londgine 4y ago
net neutrality was repealed a while ago. what effects do we see today? because all of the predictions of internet plans that only included google and Facebook, with access to more sites for more money, seems to have not happened.
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by londgine 4y ago
6" is not small to a large portion of smartphone users
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by londgine 4y ago
their goal isn't voter reform, so why should they do that?
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by londgine 4y ago
when the title says "former republicans and democrats" they mean a democrat whose only experience is a failed run for the primaries and a former republican governor. I wish them well, but I highly doubt this will be any different

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