The standard deduction for a single person is $15,750. A person earning $14,500 qualifies for the Earned Income Credit and can get money from the government while paying no income tax. The employee can file a form with his employer to not have income tax deducted from his pay.

No signage at all? How many 6-year-olds near schools would that kill? No "deaf child" warnings?

Privilege, alas, has several definitions. The approximate meaning common to most definitions is "permission granted only to a select few," and applying that to driving is wrong.

Driving is a right deriving from the right of liberty generally, however it is a conditional right, limited to competent sober adults and subject to being revoked if abused.

OK bot. There isn't even a "you".

Due to this news, I suggest we refer to it from here on out as "fauxpilot".

Uranium is not a nuclear weapon. HTH, though I know it won't.

AMD was founded in 1969, the 8080 was introduced in 1974. AMD made original designs and second source devices. AMD's distinction was that many of their devices were slightly better than the competition.

Actually, many consumer gigabit Ethernet switches lack 10Mbps support these days. They are 100/1000baseT only.

Business and enterprise switches though I've found (including Cisco ones, which you can find dirt cheap used) still are 10/100/1000Mbps. Even newer business and enterprise class switches retain support.

Of course, once you step into 10Gbps Ethernet, you have to be careful because many only are 10Gbps only, while some do support 1/10Gbps. 2.5Gbps support is iffy unless it's specified which is annoying since many things have 2.5Gbps ports.

As for 486, there are still new CPUs using it. The Vortex86 has a CPU that executes 486 instructions though newer ones do support Pentium minus the FPU. These are modern chips, with IDE emulation of SD cards, Ethernet and USB support, as well as running at speeds of 800-1GHz.

And you've seen them used - any fast food restaurant with the ticket screens is powered by a mini PC using these SoCs. They do run Windows and MS-DOS, and early restaurant e-ticket systems used MS-DOS. But later ones nowadays use some form of Linux.

Netanyahu, is that you? Was this lie about nukes they never had promised to you 3,000 years ago?

Perhaps you should read that radiation thing a bit up.
Especially the Van-Allen-Belt part ...

Your knowledge about JavaScript is outdated as much as your parents knowledge about Java.

If you do not like dynamic typed languages: don't use them. Simple.

Otherwise JavaScript is utterly fine, and the de facto standard for full stack development.

Java in the browser does not exist since ... a decade or so.
And never was a big thing anyway.

I admit that it's not intelligent to continue to waste time talking to someone like you, who thinks you can't do things I've done because you have no practical experience.

Same, but sucked when /. still had that "lets refresh the page every few minutes" bullshit idea.

Lazy loading is helpful on phones etc. saves you data.

They should fix the problem that sound on youtube is so low, that my laptop on full output is hard to understand.
And then ... there comes an advertizdement and BANG! The windows are about to fly out.

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA

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Keep going, this is precious