qyron
European guy, weird by default.
You dislike what I say, great. Makes the world a more interesting of a place. But try to disagree with me beyond a downvote. Argue your point. Let’s see if we can reach a consensus between our positions.
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Now I’m even more curious.
How long will those last? Can you expand a bit on it?
Mine too but I always thought I was an odd thing.
I’m going to check a bit further. I would like to have a MSI based system. My (most probably) next monitor will be an MSI curved.
I have a motherboard that reaches a version that requires OS loading. It has an .exe file. No files directly loadable at BIOS level but I always assumed it an oddity.
Currently, I’m running a Gigabyte AB350M-DASH and I was able to load several BIOS updates directly by USB. However, from a version onwards it requires loading from the OS.
I thought it was just an isolated case but it seem to be a more common situation.
21·2 months agoseppo
What does that mean?
1·2 months agoElectronic, e-ink, price tags.
Centrally linked to a shop back office workstation. You can turn the entire shop upside down twice a week and the actual work to change the tags would be negligible.
And for what it matters, lets assume a very large nation wide chain, like Target. The stock leaves their supply wharehouses unmarked, as it should. The cargo is then delivered to the stores, the tags printed (waste of paper), with full price, and the shelves restocked. Each store has to deal with their local taxation or absence of it.
It is not a very complex endeavour.
Regardless. It had a better chance to it. And nowadays a bunch of countries with wildly varying cultures, completely different languages and a lot of unsolved baggage is doing it better.
If it was to be another group of independent nations, fine. But the moment federation is considered and considering the duress it had to take from the start, against a common enemy, true, organized union would be easier and simpler.
I risk computers can deal with the brunt of the work, if will to do so exists.
Tax harmonization is an ongoing struggle.
The Nederlands and Ireland have extremely low taxation rates for companies, which is causing many companies to move to these countries and effectively undercutting their country of origin. And now that I think about it, Luxembourg has the same issue.
But completely waving taxation is not legal, at any level.
I’m aware the american states could be considered countries. Unfortunately, the US being a somewhat more homogeneous country at its inception, never took the opportunity to create a good legal super structure. The end result is the conflicting federal and state level.
That is an entire level of idiocy and corruption by itself.
No prices? Things are getting worse.
I’m aware of that qwirk in your system. No such thing here. And I have a mortgage to pay.
No amount of cashback is enough to convince me to sign up to one.
Well… maybe 100%.
And I keep thinking my country’s tax system is weird.
No way! That is ridiculous. That is essentially equating to create tax havens inside your own country. What is stopping people from high taxation states to just go for a shopping spree on a non-taxation one? Or even a city or town? Nothing. It makes no sense.
My country has a mainland and two autonomous regions. All taxation is designed centrally. VAT, special taxes, income, private and corporate, vehicles, land, house, etc, everything is established centrally. The autonomous regions do have the freedom to fine tune the end % of tax but really nothing else. They can’t exempt a tax, just because.
Why would that be?
So it just disappeared? How long did ot last? And is the same skin usable or could it resurface or reactivate the old tattoo?