The US allows deductions, which can come from a large number of sources. Some examples include interest paid on the mortgage of your primary residence, certain health care costs, or charitable giving. Since your job doesn’t know about those, they can’t make that calculation in your payroll withholding.
Until we got a worldwide grid and cheap superconductor distribution, there will be gaps in coverage if you rely on just solar and wind. Of course there are many times when we have too much supply, but it’s not all the time.
It wouldn’t be that hard. Once you get a clock like this with the reverse movement, you can just open the face glass, remove the hands, and print a new graphic for the background.
Why I buy flagship phones and keep them for 5 years.
Embrace, extend. What’s the next one? Oh yeah, extinguish.
It’s not your number. It’s all the numbers.
That means we need to build the communities we want to see somewhere else, like here. Which is what that poster was saying. Don’t worry about what Reddit is doing, just build something new.
Totally different kind of laws. The Canada law makes the tech companies pay for news that get from other sources. I’m not sure I agree with that link tax, but I see the reasoning. The UK law outlaws end to end encryption, which is anti consumer in my view.
In the same vein, check out CuriousMarc, especially the series about restoring an Apollo Guidance Computer to working order. (They actually finish up by simulating a moon landing.)
Roku has a great voice search which works across all of the installed apps. I can just ask it for a movie, and it tells me which services have it.