athms

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by athms 5y ago
$14 for employers with more than 25 employees, $13 for 25 or less.
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by athms 5y ago
Where are the kids going to sleep? I suppose we can have coffin homes like Hong Kong. Maybe four beds on one wall with the communal toilet and tub down the hall.
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by athms 5y ago
For the idiots down voting me: The California state minimum wage is $13 for employers with 25 or less employees, $14 for employers with more than 25. A person would make more money working full time at a fast food establishment than running
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by athms 5y ago
Can we stop with the hyperbole? The fee isn't that much for California. I could see it as expensive if it was in a cheaper state. Also, if somebody is only making $20K annually running a cleaning service in California, they need to run
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by athms 5y ago
All limited liability entities doing business in California must pay the franchise tax. Also, the first year waiver is only for domestic companies, those organized in California. For a California resident trying to escape the expense, you a
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by athms 5y ago
>...$800 PER YEAR to have an LLC. This franchise tax is required by any type of business entity offering limited liability. Besides a limited liability company, this includes corporations, limited partnerships, and limited liability part
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by athms 5y ago
How did you make it through high school while failing in chemistry and biology? Organic is a scam for the natural is better crowd that occupies the human experience. A chemical is the same whether it is natural or synthetic. Plenty of natur
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by athms 5y ago
>...I guess I will allow myself to say, that you can't re-license per se, only newer versions can be re-licensed. a prior release will forever be that license. Wrong. Why does the GPL crowd continue to believe they can re-license co
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by athms 5y ago
>Tesla is a success. At selling carbon credits. The cars are junk. It amazes me that people buy these luxury vehicles and get uneven paneling and mismatched paint, or worse, serious drive train defects, and put up with shoddy customer su
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by athms 5y ago
>people who have completed the necessary paperwork to put their patches/contributions in the public domain. In the US, authors cannot put their works in the public domain. This ability doesn't exist in statute, nor have the cou
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by athms 5y ago
No it doesn't. Only the copyright owner can re-license. You can put modifications (that enjoy copyright protection) to BSD licensed code under the GPL or put BSD licensed code in a larger GPL code base, but you cannot re-license code
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by athms 5y ago
>A lot of people use... I know and they are wrong. Words have meaning and it is difficult to communicate effectively if people use words incorrectly.
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by athms 5y ago
>while catching pedos is a good thing Catching them? Pedophilia isn't illegal.
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by athms 5y ago
>That's unfortunately incorrect. No it isn't. The company has always operated as a foreign corporation in California, which means it only pays corporate taxes on income generated in California. The company isn't moving its
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by athms 5y ago
Nothing changes regarding corporate taxes because the company is incorporated in Delaware.
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by athms 5y ago
Perhaps you should read the article before commenting.
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by athms 5y ago
There are several conditions that must happen before data loss begins due to cell corruption when the drive is stored (unpowered), with abnormal temperatures being one of them. The primary condition is the drive must have reached its end of
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by athms 5y ago
Your source doesn't support your statement. The original poster stated, "They start heavily corrupting data if left unpowered for around a year or two though, in case this gives anyone false confidence in a use case they aren&#x27
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by athms 5y ago
>Yes, all SSD's suffer this effect. Wrong. Stop repeating nonsense.
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by athms 5y ago
No they don't. This myth originated when Alvin Cox (Seagate) gave a JEDEC presentation in 2015 talking about cell corruption when the drive reaches its end of life AND is stored at abnormal temperatures. Simply leaving flash unpowered
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by athms 5y ago
Where in my reply did I mention forcing lactation on cows? My comments were directed at the statement that all mammals need to give birth to lactate, which is incorrect. If you are having difficulty ascertaining this point, you definitely n
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by athms 5y ago
Where in my reply did I mention forcing lactation on people? That is right, nowhere. Perhaps you need some remedial reading comprehension.
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by athms 5y ago
>...all mammals, need to have given birth to produce milk. Wrong. Humans don't need to be pregnant or give birth to produce milk. Lactation can happen with medication or stimulation, which becomes easier as women age. If a woman is
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by athms 5y ago
Any query with an SSN/ITIN that doesn't exist will create a report for that number. Different names using the same SSN/ITIN are listed as aliases. Credit reports are queried for many reasons, not only loans.
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by athms 5y ago
Anytime you open an account at a financial institution for a savings, checking, or retirement account, they will get a credit report. Employers are increasingly requiring a credit report before handing out job offers. Every landlord is goin
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by athms 5y ago
>We have billions of years for that. Did you not read what I wrote? Never mind, I am not going to waste a lengthy reply for a person that doesn't understand the end of life events coming to this planet.
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by athms 5y ago
There won't be an ice sheet, it will melt within the next ten thousand years due to global warming. Sea levels are expected to rise four meters during this period. Humans need to leave Earth long before the Sun turns into a red giant.
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by athms 5y ago
>SAG has minimum requirements for having already performed. Other unions do the same, such as longshoremen. You can work next to unionized longshoremen, doing the same type of job, yet not be part of the union because it strictly control
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by athms 5y ago
SAG-AFTRA meets the definition of a labor union under federal and state law. It negotiates working conditions, compensation, and benefits with production companies and studios. It is treated in the manner as other labor unions such as IATSE
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by athms 5y ago
The Producers Guild of America (PGA) is NOT a union, it is a trade association.

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