0 sats \ 1 reply \ @hodlme 14 May \ on: Selling $500k in BTC for GameStop Stock… Andrew Tate is Beyond Stupid… bitcoin
He's a little late on the draw. It was just sitting around $11 for over a month.
Even better, cut a check to the innocent owner for at minimum the interest due on the assumed value of the property for the time it is out of their custody. Determining value is trivial when cash is seized at checkpoints presupposing some nefarious purpose.
If they're going to argue that a preliminary hearing is redundant, then there needs to be a definition of the word "timely" that does not include phrases like "when we've finished investigating" or "eventually, if we get around to it". Set a reasonable time period after which your property is automatically returned if a hearing hasn't taken place yet. If there's a hearing later that rules that you're not entitled to the property then they can easily retrieve it.
You know, I can't find a "repeat underpayment penalty", though the IRS does have a "negligence or disregard of the rules or regulations penalty" so I think if you tried to pay 100% on tax day you may end up paying more than Bitcoin appreciates/holds purchasing power during the year. I agree Bitcoin is likely to be a better place to hold that 10% for the year.
There's a statement when you fill out a W-4 that amounts to "I affirm that this should net to roughly zero at tax day" and they'll likely point to that when you try to not pay incremental taxes.
It drives me nuts when people talk about what they're going to do with their refund, like they're getting this big windfall of their own money. Really you should be paying the maximum that you can without getting an underpayment penalty, which is the larger of either $1000 or 10% of the total tax liability for the year.
Let the cash sit in a CD or saving account and at least minimize some loss to inflation rather than give a free ~6 month loan to the government.
Had me excited until it wanted an email, not open source, and "AI-driven". Anyone know of anything similar that's open-source and we can host locally?
Edit: I wonder if it's based on pyspread
One three letter agency warning us not to use the internet in certain ways while another passes laws saying anything goes. If only there were a way on the pubic internet to prevent domain name seizures. Onion addresses are fine but not ideal for the general public.
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I put it in quotes because sometimes companies are pressured by non-governmental entities like Visa/Mastercard, or banks put terms in their service agreements to restrict content that can appear on a platform. There may not be a law making something illegal, and yet content or users are banned because someone up the chain says so.
That brings up the question, what is the SN plan for when something "illegal" or controversial like the recent ai generated nude images of a very popular singer get posted here? Posts probably won't be easily deleted from Nostr, but will they be deleted on SN?
The vast majority of piston aircraft in the US still burn leaded gasoline, and 100LL (low lead) is the only gasoline avsilable at most airports.
Actually working link
https://github.com/libre-tube/LibreTube
Another similar project that I use:
https://vid.puffyan.us/
My approach is extremely niche, but can probably be compared to some other builder/constructor hobbies.
I'm building an experimental airplane made of riveted aluminum, and it requires all sorts of repetitive motions to drill, deburr, dimple, and rivet all of the thousands of holes in the structure. One of the riveting tools is a very heavy handheld pneumatic press that needs to be lifted and held in place while the other hand slowly presses the lever to apply riveting pressure. It's exhausting, ambidextrous and can involve contorting your body into all kinds of positions to have access to all of the holes.
I don't really think about the effort required anymore as I've gotten much stronger over time, but when I started the project I couldn't work on the same thing for more than a few minutes.