

Dude, if you’re even a lowly traveling consultant in the United States and you stay in one area (i.e., state) making money for a period of time (I want to say 30 days, perhaps continuous), you have to pay taxes in that locality.
My point was that billionaires skate around these rules for all of the reasons you are stating and then some. They should be subject to them just like everyone else is.


This is how it works for regular income earning folks but yet the billionaires skate around those laws because it’s an “investment” or whatever.


If you can’t tax them on it anyway, why even have them around? They’re a giant drain on the system.


Framework laptops are about as upgradable as you’re ever going to get. The 16 now even has a video card upgrade.


Break up with her


Umm, I kinda understand but still: ick.
If only I were born somewhere sane. 🙄


This illustrates that “AI” isn’t a bunch of hyped up bullshit, that’s for sure. 🙄


Too young at this point, but eventually I agree


Billie is the fucking shit


🎶 Peter Thiel knows about the anti-christ 🎶
Dell is pretty maintainable as well in my experience. I replaced my old XPS 13 battery and it was like a 30 minute task.
Big thing with framework is the customizability and the upgradability.

Dude the ground beef you get at the store is often from like three different continents (read the label if it even has one). We’re deep into late stage global capitalism. We aren’t farm to tabling shit in this country.

I dunno at Costco the eggs i got last time were like $2.50 for two dozen.


Dude the switch 2 is $500. Having a general purpose computer that hooks just as easily to your TV as a gaming console for double that price is perfectly fine IMO.


Anything to distract from the Epstein files.


All the talk about Arnold Palmer’s dick size would suddenly make a lot more sense.
Cost of living goes 📈 while the average salary goes 📉 in relative spending power.