Comment Re:Cancelled? (Score 5, Funny) 123
Their first project is a reboot of Hogans Heroes - except this time there are plenty of good people on both sides.
Their first project is a reboot of Hogans Heroes - except this time there are plenty of good people on both sides.
With behind-the-scenes financial backing from Big Rain.
Florida isn't a "low-tax" state - it is a no income tax state. The downside of course, is that you have to live in Florida.
Looking on the bright side... if you're moving to Florida, odds are you're not going to be living there TOO many years...
I'm just glad they decided to use this data gathering against rich people. The government might wipe their ass with the Constitution, but stopping the rich from cheating on their taxes is one step too far. I can only hope that when this is ruled un-American, it will be a wide ruling that covers you & me and not just "the IRS may not use this data".
No, for lower-income workers, the best we can hope for is "the IRS may not use this data for the next 6 years". Meanwhile, the rich will enjoy a permanent injunction.
But, regardless, I can't help but cringe when I see the video where the robot lands crotch-first down on a beam.
Picky, picky, picky.
The Covid pandemic was already too stressful. Wait until I'm worm food before triggering the next, please.
So your transition to worm food takes place a few years earlier... what's the big deal?
To get access to the employee directory, you really only need to subvert one individual who has access to that directory.
Yeah I'd thought about making my post something like
"performed by a bunch of Hall of Fame rockers in their own right.
But I couldn't quite figure out how to really pull that off quite the way I wanted.
Oh yeah I totally get that. If I had to file a state return, I'd feel the same way.
The US tax system is a mess. And it never gets fixed because no one in power is actually interested in just fixing it - they're only interested if they can also push their own agenda as part of the "fix" (true for both the Dems and the GOP).
In past years I'd used the freefillable forms option, and before that TaxAct (back when it wasn't constantly nagging you to buy much more expensive options). Our taxes are pretty straightforward nowadays, since our house is paid off and the "kid" is an adult. We were under the earnings limit they've placed on the new system, and we live in Washington state - so I figured I'd give it a try.
This is much more user-friendly than freefillableforms, and is superior in usability even to TaxAct.... but not being able to handle itemized deductions (at least not yet) will make it a non-starter for many people. But all in all they did a good job. Filing is free, and there was no fee for paying what we owed via our bank account (unlike, say, with TaxAct). I definitely will use it again next year, if the Publicans don't manage to kill it.
Without taxes, how's the government going to pay all those people to round up the illegal aliens you're so scared of? Or cover the salary of a standing military? Or build a border wall?
... you don't release a breaking change because you feel like causing drama.=
There's a difference between a release and a release candidate - and this is the latter.
Although personally I'd rather LInus had just rejected the silly kludge that got submitted to the previous RC - perhaps accompanied by one of his diatribes - instead of this passive-aggressive action.
Side note - I absolutely love the cover of that song from the George Harrison Tribute concert, performed by a bunch of Hall of Fame rockers in their own right.
Do you think the average age of this paper's authors is above or below 60?
"When the going gets tough, the tough get empirical." -- Jon Carroll
