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Comment: Re:An Advertiser's Fantasy ... (Score 1) 385

by unger (#33493336) Attached to: Best Way To Archive Emails For Later Searching?

imho, most people do not understand the deal.

and very few people recognize a more subtle ethical dilemma. by agreeing to google's tos not only are you giving up your privacy, you are also surrendering the privacy of the people with whom you send and receive email. something almost everyone would acknowledge that they don't have the right to do without first acquiring consent.

Comment: here's another perspective (Score 1) 913

by unger (#32087588) Attached to: How Bad Is the Gulf Coast Oil Spill?

here's another perspective.

i have not verified any of the details (which is why i'm posting a link to the article here). and while i'm skeptical given the free-energy theme of the web site on which it resides, i'm capable of imagining some of the details of the article might be true.

Mother of all gushers could kill Earth's oceans
http://pesn.com/2010/05/02/9501643_Mother_of_all_gushers_could_kill_Earths_oceans/

The Almighty Buck

The Taxman Barely Cometh

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theodp writes "While Congress is considering lowering the 35% federal tax rate, a lot of companies don't need help from Washington. They've been finding legal ways to shrink their tax bill for years, with 'cross-border tax arbitrage' — getting profits out of the U.S. if taxes are lower offshore — emerging as one of the hottest tax-avoidance strategies. A list compiled by BusinessWeek of the S&P 500 companies sending in the smallest checks sports a number of high-tech household names, including Amazon and Yahoo, who respectively sent Uncle Sam 2.8% and 2.9% of their earnings before income taxes over the past five years, and Apple, which paid a whopping $0 in cash taxes last year."

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