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by rbritton 10y ago
Some tax forms don't have much for software options either, so you end up doing a lot of manual calculations. I've never come across anything for OS X that will do 1065 (the equivalent of 1040 for LLCs, general partnerships, and a
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There's an industry term for that. It's called the Fade Rate, and it's offered at a large portion of hotels if you arrive very late and ask about it.
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I use a Mac Pro primarily, but I actually have a mouse, trackpad, and Wacom tablet attached. Each get used for the things they work best at with the trackpad getting the most use.
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Probably CF cards. Most pro-level cameras have that as the primary card slot with some also offering a secondary card slot that is SD. Our cameras all do. The standard slot on regular cameras tends to be SD, though.
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There's this[1] or are you looking for more functionality than it offers? [1]: http://www.apple.com/remotedesktop/
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There's a pretty good free data source if you wanted to build the resolving support yourself. I've used it successfully in the past. http://www.geonames.org
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I've found this pretty useful in finding the best locations to do astrophotography: https://djlorenz.github.io/astronomy/lp2006/overlay/dark.htm... You can use the same general approach for Aurora photos
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The demand for many of those trades largely follows the rises and falls of the housing market. I grew up with family in that industry and have seen both extremes of it. Right now, in this area, there is more demand than labor. Several years
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The most significant thing you get from a large sensor is image fidelity. That is, the pixel data you get out of it is more true to the actual scene captured. Smaller sensors start to experience limitations in physics, of which noise is a m
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I thought they were pulled from the App Store if the developer account hosting them was not renewed? Or did that change?
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> We are prompting a password update purely as a preventive measure. We have no indication your account was improperly accessed. Preventative of what? In case they were compromised and don't know it? I have zero reason to suspect m
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Withholding DOT funding has been done before: http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/07/four-tim...
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It's pretty amazing the number of senders that do not obey the requirement for a minimal unsubscribe flow: > Any opt-out mechanism you offer must be able to process opt-out requests for at least 30 days after you send your message.
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That used to work for me. Recently, however, I've been getting the calls from different numbers every time. The new pattern seems to be to grab a number for a few days, use it, dump, and repeat. Looking at the 800notes for the last sev
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> * when American swimmers claimed to be robbed a media uproar denounced a security chaos. Turns out they lied to hide a visit to a brothel. Do you have a reference for this? I'm aware of the inconsistencies with the stories in this
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I suspect it's more a problem of focus. Yes, Intel has slowed in the release of new processor architectures, but there are lines Apple has ignored and many other components (e.g., graphics cards) have continued advancing. I feel they&#
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So enforcement really depends on whether Apple themselves would limit functionality in their own apps if ad tracking is off.
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I started going through those somewhat recently and have really enjoyed it. Thanks for putting that together. For anyone else looking for another one along the same lines, this is a good one too: http://overthewire.org/warga
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It was also very Mac-centric, I believe, so that may have limited the knowledge of who they are to smaller circles.
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Those kinds of arguments are easier to fabricate than to actually assemble well thought out, evidence-backed positions. They're probably more effective too. This applies to both sides.
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I still contend that the availability/unavailability of health insurance was not the problem that needed solving. Instead, it's one of many symptoms that can be attributed to the unreasonable cost of healthcare, which has escalate
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It happens a lot in junk WordPress plugins. Even with built-in support for doing it better [1], far too many just use straight concatenation. [1]: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wpdb/prepa..
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We're switching away from credit cards as much as possible for that reason among others (e.g., we spend less when paying with something more tangible like cash). The only remaining use is for gas, hotels, and online purchases that I wo
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That reason is why I have my various 2fa credentials available from my computer as well. Problem is that I have some that either use a text message or the Authy API, which has abysmal desktop support.
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This is the one thing that sold me on recently switching to one of their products. I absolutely refuse to pay Adobe's subscription because I don't get a perpetual license ever.
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I know all too well, and you'd never catch me running that on any of my own systems. With a large enough install base, it's not uncommon to have a decent number of people on those older versions though.
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I photographed students just prior to going into their senior year of high school for the last 10 years, and I don't feel it's getting any better. In this area there were two trends that stood out sharply: 1. A rise in the number
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Depending on how far back you have to support (e.g., WordPress is still supporting 5.2), omission of the middle part wasn't supported until PHP 5.3.
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I had a drive fail last fall and used the restore portion for the first time. I actually opted to use it over my local time machine backup and am glad I did. It was just a matter of selecting the files online, waiting for it to create the d
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A previous employer of mine was a hotel. All banquets had a builtin gratuity, and they took 50% off the top before it was even split up among the servers and porters.

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