Tariffs are entirely different than a flat tax. It appears that your references were true tariffs and the Great Depression was already underway. They did lead to retaliatory tariffs from our trading partners, and trade dropped by half in both directions. Currently, that would more than halve our trade deficit, not a terrible thing, however, applying it as a flat tax across the board for imports in most cases would only be evening up the playing field.
But you're right - I prefer a flat sales tax, with the border also being a point of sale. Instead of a VAT, this is just a simple flat tax model. Imports get taxed twice under this proposal. Replacing the current morass of tax law could only make this country better.
You are not a cow regardless of how badly you want to be one.
How can you be sure? Have you seen gunnnnslinger?
A lot of those are CSS popups now. Alt-F4 closes the containing page.
What is this "Alt" key you speak of?
Hand rolled encryption scheme you have to install drivers for on all your users' computers, of course.
It'll be perfectly secure, because no one will use it.
That doesn't make it secure, only a potentially less desirable target.
...some boilerplate garbage cut and pasted from stackoverflow.
Is the text still available on Stackoverflow following the paste operation?
Then you meant "copied and pasted". Not quite the same thing. You should use the one that actually means what you apparently want to say.
A "cut" on a non-editable item equals a copy, so I suppose to be pedantically correct, I should have said "copied".
I would rather Microsoft adopt GNU/Linux or FreeBSD / OpenBSD and deploy their applications on this platform.
Perhaps they could then just call their OS {Windows} X?
So you go no cable, you're then paying 1 of the 2 telecoms.... That's "better"? They're all equally corrupt, and not even in meaningfully different ways.
As for music, you're fine, as long as you don't publicly perform nor distribute it. If you do wind up doing either, and there's a question of copying, pay the $0.01 cent per performance fee and you're good.
Happiness is a hard disk.