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smkellat
9y ago
Maybe this should never have been something implemented by mere regulation in the first place? The Commission generally disregards bulk comments that repeat the same boilerplate language, has done so for decades, and is looking for logical
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smkellat
9y ago
Reviewing the Interactive Tax Assistant and/or Publication 17 at the IRS website would probably cure those misconceptions really quick.
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9y ago
It is possible to do so, I suppose, but the results are normally catastrophic financially. You can have levies placed on you if you end up owing $5,000 or more. You can have liens placed on your property if you owe $10,000 or more. You c
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9y ago
There is a "perfection" period when things go wrong in e-filing. Granted, you shouldn't have waited until the last moment to file. That being said, you could have called 1-800-829-1040 for guidance on how to fix the problem
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9y ago
Not quite a fair headline. Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin should be identified by name even if that is the exact headline at WaPo's site.
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10y ago
Not quite. The use of "Dear Colleague" letters by the US Department of Education have dubious status in terms of being regulations let alone being binding. It didn't play a role in a court case directly. A court sought c
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10y ago
It doesn't matter if it was a nice idea but if it was adopted outside the normal and proper means of adopting regulations then it is not okay. Forms of action matter regardless of the desirability of the substance. However, nothing p
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10y ago
In contrast, I still end up using a dedicated client for such things whether on the phone or on the desktop. That still responds better than trying to handle such through the browser. Sylpheed works wonderful on the desktop and K-9 Mail o
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10y ago
Boss, 'News doesn't even ping uBlock Origin as having anything truly objectionable. You run a wonderful website that I have been privileged to contribute to. In contrast, some of the other places on the web I've visited tha
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10y ago
There still has to be two parties to a purchase. You can have all the currency with which to pay but if the seller does not want to sell, it doesn't really matter how much you have. The very big problem is that, regionally speaking,
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10y ago
That's a wonderfully brave assertion of falsehood! Independence would be a problem for California. The unequal yoke that the Colorado River Compact provides now already has other participating states ticked off at California for how
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10y ago
The help desk for users outside the Service is only up during those hours weekdays and is constantly having its scope reduced. On the weekends the mainframe is processing several million transactions that went on during the week. Even tho
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10y ago
Any particular reason we absolutely must DDoS this server at the moment? From a current session: ftp> open aftp.cmdl.noaa.gov Connected to aftp.cmdl.noaa.gov. 421 There are too many connected users, please try later. ftp>
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10y ago
I would ping you except that your server doesn't talk to Quitter.se while the rest of the GNU Social federation does so just fine. I'm remote-subscribed to people there yet they don't show up in my timeline. I just tried to
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10y ago
This doesn't play nice federating with the GNU Social codebase. Things that should travel across simply disappears. It needs more work.
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10y ago
Pago Pago, American Samoa. Moderately good looking area, plenty of sharks in the harbor. Lots of sun. I would need a satellite Internet connection to do anything tech-based. There would be no hope of corporate espionage. Would never be
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10y ago
Location: Ashtabula, Ohio Remote: Maybe, depending upon the assignment Willing to relocate: Yes. This is preferred. Technologies: IPAWS, MARC21, Unisys IDRS/DB2, DocBook, Ubuntu/Xubuntu, Incident Command System R
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10y ago
Politics? Are we referring to Clinton versus Trump or vi versus emacs? :-)
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10y ago
Location: Ashtabula, Ohio Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: IPAWS, MARC21, Unisys IDRS/DB2, DocBook, Ubuntu/Xubuntu, Incident Command System Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/
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10y ago
Scammers acting as if they were the IRS, scammers acting if they were the US Foreign Service...as much as people don't like the slogan of "Buy American" we surely have a world of scammers who think that is worth something.
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10y ago
So, in a nutshell: we're running into barriers put forth by physics. We've cracked the quantitative digital divide and now physics is a key barrier keeping us from have equal quality on a planetary scale. The speed of light rema
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10y ago
Apparently there is a need for extreme monetization at any cost?
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10y ago
Location: Ashtabula, Ohio Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: IPAWS, MARC21, Unisys IDRS/DB2, DocBook, Ubuntu/Xubuntu, Incident Command System Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/
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10y ago
After reading that, it seems like it is going to be a low-throughput network. There's only so much space you can occupy with a signal between those band markers without conflicting with other spectrum users. Even if you multiplexed a
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The science of this had better be a phenomenal breakthrough. By most conventional means, a 300 baud modem is the most you can manage over an HF link consistently. The shortwave spectrum isn't that big so there will be throughput bott
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10y ago
Why do we always assume that the NSA (including its allies) is the only bad guy to worry about?
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The initial arrests are likely not the end of the matter. The call centers weren't just in India. Suspects were spread across a wide variety of other countries too, alas.
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10y ago
So much nonsense and buzzword crap are strung together in that piece that I frankly have no clue what this would even amount to. I don't expect much coming of this.
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10y ago
It guessed Xubuntu. I'm using Xubuntu at the moment. How it then jumped from that to Slackware...damfino.
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Location: Ashtabula, Ohio Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: IPAWS, MARC21, Unisys IDRS Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenkellat Email: Contact through LinkedIn
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