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by wbond 12y ago
I know it is feasible, but yet another thing to get in the way of me as a single developer trying to actually provide value to my customers. Who knows how many other countries I could be violating tax laws in.
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by wbond 12y ago
Well, if I choose to visit the EU in the future, I presume I could face issues related to tax avoidance?
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by wbond 12y ago
I wish it was that simple, but everywhere I look for advice, I get told the opposite: http://www.aicpa.org/publications/taxadviser/2013/june/pages... http://www.taxamo.com/digital-eu-vat-
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by wbond 12y ago
I looked into them when I first started trying to figure this all out. They take a big chunk of money (9%), and would require a bunch of new custom integration. I would end up making less money, or having to raise prices, and still having t
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by wbond 12y ago
The issue is that I am now subject to collecting taxes for a country that I have nothing to do with. I have never set foot in an EU country, I don't choose to sell to EU customers, they just come to my US-based website and pay in USD.
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by wbond 12y ago
As someone who sells digital software licenses, this is quite an baffling situation to experience. Currently, I live in Massachusetts, which does not require collecting sales tax on digital goods. According to these new laws, even though I
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by wbond 12y ago
According to my understanding, these new VAT rules mean that startups in any country will now have to collect VAT for digital goods and make quarterly filings with one of the MOSS setups - UK, Ireland, etc.
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by wbond 12y ago
What is actually being used for syntax highlighting now? Linguist doesn't appear to contain any C++.
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by wbond 12y ago
This comment sounds a lot like the writing at http://www.askthepilot.com/questionanswers/automation-myths/ .
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by wbond 12y ago
While all of the changes look nice in terms of writing less code, they are the kind of syntactic sugar I learned to hate in CoffeeScript. Mostly because the code was so much denser and harder to read. Especially when reading other people&#x
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by wbond 12y ago
The big features for 5.3 are: - Basic UTF-8 library - Bitwise operators - Integers http://www.lua.org/work/doc/#changes
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by wbond 12y ago
I believe that vnd. mimetypes do need to be registered. If you don't want to register, I think it would be video/x-gifv+mp4. http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2045#page-13
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by wbond 12y ago
Am I misunderstanding something here? I don't see anything other than an .mp4 video served via a <video> tag from a URL that ends in .gifv. I was interested in seeing how it worked to look into supporting it for a mime type detec
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by wbond 12y ago
Where do you see an option for an EV at $27.85 on that site? I'm seeing prices that start at $110 a year for 2 years. https://www.gogetssl.com/extended-validation/
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by wbond 12y ago
Not sure if splitting is your only real issue with Sublime, but the Origami package may help: https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Origami
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by wbond 12y ago
I run a Dell 31.5" 4k and find it a perfect fit with the rMBP running at the (effective) 1920x1200 resolution. The Dell runs around 140ppi and the effective ppi of the rMBP is around 140 also. I find it to be an excellent combination.
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by wbond 12y ago
Interesting little tool, however, the "Built With" section was 100% incorrect/random for the few sites I checked.
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by wbond 12y ago
While I do lots of web work, the majority of my work with Python is as a scripting language embedded in a cross-platform app (Sublime Text). There are easily hundreds of thousands of developers who use that work on a daily basis. The Window
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by wbond 12y ago
I concur. I've found Windows support in the Python community to be pretty good. The Ruby community seems to have more of a focus on posix platforms.
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by wbond 12y ago
While I imagine that most Windows Ruby users already know this, I found it surprising that there still has not been an installer for Ruby 2.1 released for Windows. It appears there is at least one test failing on Windows that no one has had
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by wbond 12y ago
In my experience Synergy is a little wonky. It gets you about 90% of the way to what you want. However, for gaming I would think it would be tough - I would think it would be easy to accidentally switch back to the other machine in the midd
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by wbond 12y ago
That does look interesting. It appears it is pass-through for the thunderbold/minidp and power, but then the audio and USB are from the USB. Thanks for the link!
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by wbond 12y ago
No problem - at first glance I thought the res looked pretty high, however once I started doing some quick math it didn't add up. Yeah, I haven't seen any TB2 docks yet. Most seem to be just TB1. In my specific case I use the wire
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by wbond 12y ago
The author says he wants a 4K display. 4K is 3840x2160 - 8,294,400 pixels. This monitor is only 3440x1440 - 4,953,600 pixels. That is hardly more than a 2560x1600 30" display (4,096,000 pixels). By contrast a full 4K display has more t
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by wbond 12y ago
I would not be surprised if you can construct contrived examples of how Python 3 can be broken. In my experience, writing real life code, I ship more stable software writing in Python 3 than Python 2. I mostly work with subprocesses or dire
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by wbond 12y ago
Having written a bunch of Python 2 and porting it to 3 where I deal with unknown encodings (FTP servers), I can't help but disagree with Armin on most of his Python 3 posts. The crux of his argument with this article is "unix is b
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by wbond 12y ago
I was expecting an article, not having to request an invite for a service. Maybe change the title to make it clear the result is a company, not information?
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by wbond 12y ago
According to Kari, you can email sales@sublimetext.com if you have specific questions about the future of Sublime Text. http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15477&p...
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by wbond 12y ago
The following will answer some of your questions about what has been going on: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15477&p...
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by wbond 12y ago
The company I work at (Veracross) has them for everyone - engineers and account managers. Myself and a few other engineers opted out for social reasons and instead work in a nice corner office with big windows. This works especially well wh

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