This is correct. Also because congress changes the tax code hundreds of times per year, it is practically impossible for an individual to keep up with every minute change. You could try filing by yourself, but you’ll end up working with those tax preparers, paying them a fee instead.

NOOOO YOU NEED TO USE AN AC TO DC CONVERSION BRICK NO BATTERY IS DESIGNED TO TAKE DIRECT AC POWER FROM THE GRID YOURE GONNA CAUSE A LITHIUM FIRE NOOOO

r/okbuddyrosalyn is leaking…

“You see kids, you tried, and you didn’t succeed.”

“The lesson is, never try.”

• Homer J. Simpson

Both look amazing tho

I wonder if adding something less problematic for electronics, such as mineral oil, could be a valid way to bring it back! You could even make a mouse that has liquid gel that circulates around your palm.

slaps kettle

This bad boy could cause so many caffeine overdoses…

This is when we say YAAY and give all of the upvotes

Just like how Breaking Bad intentionally fudges the recipe, you gotta do your research first if you want to imitate or try things you see in media.

I don’t think that’ll make things better, to be honest.

Demoman TF2

You are excited for October 15th because less people will be trumpeting Linux migrations.

I am excited for October 15th for the avalanche of cheap liquidated hardware flooding eBay.

We are not the same

You’re welcome! Always glad to help ppl with these kinds of questions!

*When the light is running low…

*And the shadows start to grow…

No updates for consumer versions of Win10. Including security ones. If on October 15th a zero-day exploit is out in the wild, Microsoft would not be obligated to patch it. They may regardless (see WannaCry Malware patch for Windows XP), but it will not be ongoing, and probably not all-encompassing.

The longer you use the machine on win10 after October, the more exposed you are to any exploit found in the existing windows 10 version.

What this post is trying to present is that Linux distributions almost never run into these issues - especially when it comes to running on legacy hardware. If you install Linux Mint today, you’ll still be able to update it in october and beyond, for the foreseeable future.

Edit: There will be a subscription option to receive extended security patches from MS for Windows10, but it will not be free, and the price will rise as time passes (similar to win7).

Nice!

I love this place! My account’s gonna get Thanos snapped with the lemm.ee shutdown though, hopefully I can migrate before then…

I had restrictive parents who wanted to investigate and limit every part of my digital life, so most of my motivation came from getting the most out of the devices I could access. Usually that involved manipulating software to break parental digital locks, or to install more featured homebrew to access websites (and emulators).

Financially, my folks could have gotten me what I wanted out of my tech, but tried to hold me back because of their personal views. That was what drove me to get creative and understand more about all my devices.

What’s the cutoff year for this mindset? Granted, I’m an electrical engineer, but I was born in the early 2000s, and my friends had a solid grasp of computer software and hardware fundamentals.

Waitaminute… isn’t that a German recipe (Or if you’re counting the “blue candy” variant, American)?