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A) it should exempt nonprofits. B) a tax on digital services seems fine - but per GB seems wrong - penalizing speeds and high bandwidth services over low ones doesn’t make sense. France shouldn’t care if someone is watching Netflix in SD or HD - it should be taxing based on cost of the plan. C) for free services, they should tax based on the revenue gained from advertising. That would give a cut of Facebook revenue.

Does this mean they’ll actually market plans in the gigabyte instead of the misleading gigabit?

What is stopping someone from flying to mexico, buying an EV there, and driving it back and getting it registered?
Some states may have safety regs, but some mid-america states don’t seem to give a shit about what you drive where.

Postcards have lower postage rates than regular letters.
Also harder to ignore a card that just says ‘fuck you’ on it in sharpie. For more fun: imitate the vibes of the local utility bill in a letter but fit a lot more fuck yous inside

Linux?

More perfect union did a few stories about this. Beware the bill that looks like it helps but secretly opens the door to doing the same thing. Basically, don’t believe what you see until someone you trust says it will actually help.

Code extruding. Like extruding shit out of an anus

Now we can all get Horus bookends from our local 3d printer.

Or put this everywhere if you wanna see dat ass: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/255417

Remember: we don’t pre-order games.

No, we cannot have silent, emissions and maintenance free solar panels on rooftops. We need to run jet engines inside data centers instead.
Yes, this makes so much sense.

Stellantis did it

Yeah. I see ‘fortune’ and I think ‘this is BS, right?’

No

You can find out someone’s home address from their email address. These brokers are out of control.

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