tss20147

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by tss20147 13y ago
They were told they must stop if they are not exempt. The companies position is that they are exempt. They have chosen not to gamble that the commonwealth will rule in their favor during the appeal; however, that is their choice and they co
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by tss20147 13y ago
You don't pay for class 2 certs from startssl. You pay for class 2 validation. After validation you can generate an unlimited number of class 2 certs at no cost including wildcard certs. Validation is cheaper than a single premium cert from
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by tss20147 13y ago
The poster wasn't changing the subject from the rape of females to the rape of males. The title of the article is "Facebook agrees to ban sexual assault 'humor'" and not "Facebook agrees to ban sexual assault against women 'humor'" yet the
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by tss20147 13y ago
According to the article there was a specific script to be followed when distributing the survey. By informing the students of their 5th amendment rights he deviated from this script. Beyond this it was obviously the intent of the school sy
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by tss20147 13y ago
Egregious invasion of privacy? The dean authorized a search of the subject lines of emails sent by a specific set of employees using an email system provided by their employer. A system which based upon law and I'm willing to guess the acce
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by tss20147 13y ago
I should have been clearer. From his point of view he had a moral obligation to his students. I actually don't think he did. The school system should be following a combination of legal code and the generally accepted morals of the communit
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by tss20147 13y ago
He had two obligations, his moral obligations to his students and his obligation as a school system employee, which were in conflict. He choose his moral obligation to his students, but in doing so violated his obligation as a school system
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by tss20147 13y ago
They aren't pretending it's gone. There is a difference between a journalist passively receiving classified material which a source decides to provide them and a journalist actively soliciting a source to provide classified material. The go
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by tss20147 13y ago
This is going to be a bad post because I'm not where I can look up and provide links to the supporting material, but from what I recall the cleansing of eggs also had to with different egg distribution models between the US and UK.
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by tss20147 13y ago
24 states have already certified 6 sales tax service providers. It is expected that most states will certify these same providers. The providers have already integrated their service/software with a significant number of the major e-commerc
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by tss20147 13y ago
No, you don't. There are certain conditions which the states have to meet before they can start requiring collection. One of which is to certify one or more service providers which can be used to determine the appropriate sales tax to be co
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by tss20147 13y ago
The author and you are confused. There is no internet specific tax being discussed in the US. The "Internet tax" bill just allows states to require companies to collect state sales tax when they sell an item to someone in the state. This is
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by tss20147 13y ago
I live in Virginia and all the grocery stores here do the same thing. It is listed on the shelf tag next to the item price. Update: According to NIST, 21 of the 54 US states and territories have some form of unit pricing law.
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by tss20147 13y ago
To address a couple of concerns raised here. There is a Small Seller Exemption. If you have less than $1,000,000 in remote sales during the preceding calendar year you are exempt from collection. There are six certified service providers, i