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by oijaf888 13y ago
If you run a company and are paying yourself excess profits as salaries or bonuses, you are paying payroll taxes on that money. If you have a C corp you are paying taxes on that money as dividends. If you have a pass through entity of some
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Double taxation isn't related to the salary you get paid but the dividends that a corporation pays out. A corporation pays taxes on income then when it pays it out as dividends you pay taxes on it again, hence double taxation. As far a
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Do you know if CCP Games is registered as a money transmitter? Eve ISK has value and is as equivalent to money as bitcoins so they should fall under that umbrella right?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Would a gag order from a US court apply to a Frenchman in Japan?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
You send a text to invite someone to download the app and then you transition all your discussion over to their network instead of the SMS network. Hence solving the problem of expensive texts.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Who maintains your AWS instances? You still need someone to create AMIs, script updates, destroy stuck machines, etc. The physical cost of maintenance is pretty minimal unless you have a massive deployment or you have really poor hardware.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Why can't you get the money out via a Japanese bank account? They claim to send funds to those within a few days.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Would that cover their S3 costs to store the data?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How often do you go over the raw data, in a manner that aggregates couldn't help you with, for data from 6+ months ago?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How are those relevant to the seemingly good quality post in the link? Do they have the ability to edit posts to change the intention of the poster?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Any links to those lap times? I can't find anything definitive other than "under 7 minutes" for McLaren. The 918 seems to be the fastest production car with an actual time that I can find. That ignores the the Radical SR8 sin
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by oijaf888 13y ago
That's in contradiction with what a federal prosecutor says in this article: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/05/us-dea-sod-idUSBRE... To quote: "In a Florida drug case he was handling, t
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Do your clients have highly variable workloads? I'm curious how cloud hosting can be price competitive with dedicated or colocated servers.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How is the x86 server business doomed? Do you think there will be an abrupt shift to ARM servers?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
You feel that a 4 year degree is enough depth and background to learn all of the details of most technical fields to contribute original research to them? To me that seems unlikely and if someone could pick all of that up then they would al
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by oijaf888 13y ago
This seems pretty neat but what advantage does this have compared to terminating SSL at nginx? I guess you still need to have something that nginx can hand the connections off to.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Parallel construction?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Except hasn't the NSA provided information to bust very small levels of drug dealing via parallel construction? Why wouldn't they help out in taking down someone who is causing a problem for a multi billion dollar industry?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
If a stack of AK47's fell on someone and killed them, would you attribute that death to the AK47s?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Couldn't you just wire up resistance heater wire between the panels? It might take a little while to melt all of them but that would be a pretty simple solution.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What if the company is profitable? Should CEO co-founders still be paid the bare minimum to live? (living expenses + 25% works out to living expenses after taxes) If they are burning investor money and will require 2-3 more rounds to become
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How much do you get paid? I don't see a blog post on GrantTree publishing employee's salaries. (I didn't spend a ton of time looking though, so apologies if I did miss it)
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Aren't the vast majority of tech workers "young white men"? Also maybe the areas that are gentrifying are ending up less diverse than they started whereas in St Louis its not an issue since the neighborhoods are staying diver
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Not saying this applies here, but assuming goods sold are delivered on time, does it matter what price and when they were purchased for sale? I can understand it not being legal in the case of brokerages that submit orders to an exchange bu
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by oijaf888 13y ago
There are merchants that accept gold in return for goods too, but we don't consider all gold transactions to be money transfers do we?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
He seems to be some affiliate marketer who also peddles get rich quick via trading options products.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
So if I buy 100 gallons of fuel oil at $5/gallon, someone fails to deliver it to me on time and the price drops to $2/gallon, that's "bucketing"?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How is it more like cash than a commodity? I can't directly take bitcoins or gold or copper and purchase anything at my local wal-mart. Since the car analogy didn't work for you, lets say I contract someone to buy 1 oz of gold&#x2
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What is "bucketing"? Isn't this a simple case of goods paid for but not received? This is the same as if I buy 100 gallons of fuel oil for $5 and they don't deliver it.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Which law? I can see something under non delivery of goods paid for but that would just be a civil court matter. If you order a car at your local dealership and then they don't give it to you, that's not something the SEC cares ab

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