takeda

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by takeda 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx2rgLt9gY8 https://lmgtfy.app/?q=ring+employees+watching+customers
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by takeda 6y ago
Eh, what a let down, was expecting you to write this in a form of haiku.
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by takeda 6y ago
Because the state tax is not a Spotify subscription?
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by takeda 6y ago
State and local government taxes aren't some kind of luxury items that I purchase and I can stop paying if I chose so. They are complementing the federal government so it doesn't have to provide these services. If federal governme
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by takeda 6y ago
> This is not because "party B" wants to raise taxes on the middle class. It's because Senate budget reconciliation rules require a revote after 8 years for certain revenue changes. It's a parliamentarian technicality
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by takeda 6y ago
What SALT does is to ensure that the money that you never get is not being taxed. Because states and cities provide services that federal government doesn't have to, so it benefits the federal government as well. If federal government
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by takeda 6y ago
Because people in other states can keep that $5,000 in their pocket. SALT prevented you from being taxed on money that you never get. SALT is not a tax credit (you won't get $5,000 back), it is a deduction which means the $5,000 is not
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by takeda 6y ago
The "party A" is criticizing that it was not a tax cut, but a wealth transfer from already poor people to rich ones. The tax cuts on middle class were made so they gradually are expiring. While the corporate tax cuts (which BTW: d
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by takeda 6y ago
And your point is? California is paying federal taxes so in exchange can get help from federal government when it needs it. And the federal government doesn't help it. If California would hold the money that it is sending to subsidize
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by takeda 6y ago
SALT deduction was there so you weren't taxed on money that you never got (because it went to pay taxes).
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by takeda 6y ago
In terms of California it actually needs to be voted on by people first.
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by takeda 6y ago
I think though impact is just delayed (like it was in 2008). Most of the businesses often rely on income generated by providing service to those that are affected.
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by takeda 6y ago
yep and without federal help the states are struggling the unemployment benefits come from state funds as well
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by takeda 6y ago
Participating and writing are a bit different things.
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by takeda 6y ago
Also don't forget that it is run by PG&E.
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by takeda 6y ago
I'm a total noob in that area, but I always thought that hydrogen was super efficient when converting it from water + oxygen and then back. Why battery is better?
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by takeda 6y ago
thank you, there are other sites[1] (mostly non English) that still can get out of it. I'm trying to manually block it, but it uses random ids. Is there a method for that? [1] example: https://www.wp.pl/
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by takeda 6y ago
That actually sucks, because I was considering it. I don't need 5G, but 3G is a bit too slow. I mean that's going back in time a decade (literally).
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by takeda 6y ago
ah I see, so basically the uBlock list that blocks from displaying these is all I need.
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by takeda 6y ago
Yep, that was the case with me. I supported Assange and I stopped being sympathetic when these connections came out.
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by takeda 6y ago
I think what's really needed is an extension that automatically selects options for you to disable everything.
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by takeda 6y ago
Everyone should just switch to Monty Python 3. The old sketches are already EOL.
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by takeda 6y ago
> FreeBSD’s DHCP client in base does not yet support DHCPv6. To get an IP and a prefix, you need to install one from ports. I’m using dhcp6c, following this guide[1] to set it up. Colin Percival made it a bit easier (IMO)[1] it is meant
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by takeda 6y ago
4.3billion computers seemed like it was enough when the world population was 3.6 billion. But then they started assigning /8 (16.8 million addresses) to companies like Ford Motors. Another 16.8 million addresses to represent loopback.
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by takeda 6y ago
Yeah, I agree with how IP works, and prefer static IP over dynamic, but having my name in the DNS name is a bit too much. The only step further from that would be including my SSN there as well. Even when walking down the street I'm no
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by takeda 6y ago
Hmm, I thought these prefixes a subset of the CIDR provided through RA on WAN? I am kind of in similar situation as parent poster. My ISP supposedly provides IPv6, but from the RA announcements it looks like it is /64. My assuption was
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by takeda 6y ago
That's nothing compared to my experience when I got allocated static IP (IPv4) at university. I didn't even request it, the university has /16 allocated, and doesn't do any NAT, instead a stateful firewall blocks all inc
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by takeda 6y ago
They can install an app and similarly they can remove them, and they did it already many times, for example https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/smartphones/google-deletes...
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by takeda 6y ago
And looks like that's what happened? So both Oracle and Walmart only own the 20% of that new company?
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by takeda 6y ago
And subdomain not subhuman :)

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