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>Planned: Stream from Tidal

Yes please - Tidal's app is genuinely woeful and doesn't seem to use native API's in MacOS

If it's so easy, why haven't you done it?

The guy who oversaw the silicon change is the one who's likely going to be the next CEO

Sorry that you can't control other peoples lives & wants

I'm looking for a sports aggregation site like Brutalist Report - does anyone know if this exists?

"using the biggest software suite tailored for offices/IT environments is a red flag"

honestly the things i read here sometimes hahaha

>it was called "google without ads and seo spam"

... if you could talk to it like a human and have google search hold a conversation with you - sure. That distinction is a big big big difference though

>Blockchain is probably the most useless technology ever invented (unless you're a criminal or an influencer who makes ungodly amounts of money off of suckers).

You think a technology that allows millions of people all around the world to keep & trustlessly update a database, showing cryptographic ownership of something "the most useless technology ever invented"?

>Dehumanization seems to be the trend that the US is leading on right now.

Criminals have to want to stop doing crime before they can be rehabilitated.

That's exactly what ethereum is - you're able to move funds without permission, trustlessly, instantly.

No you're right, thinking about laws & second order effects isn't a government thing

There are a lot of things that are a net negative to society but since we're not slaves, we're allowed to do things that can be fun but -ev if we choose to

What's the feasibility of taking an existing default calling app & adding the real way to do DTMF, then making the user forced to use this app as the default calling app.

E.g. the calling app from AOSP, LineageOS or GrapheneOS

Theoretically, if those two firms are good at their jobs & also good at marketing (including referrals), then yes sure.

Realistically, 75% of professionals aren't worth their salt & so many people will just continue going to the PE firm controlled places since switching won't get them any better service & the 2 hold out firms in this scenario would pragmatically raise their prices.

That's not at all what a tax write off is. A tax write off is when you spend money, and it reduces your profit. You've really spent the money.

How does deducting R&D in software equal magic money? Isn't it just making the deduction timeframe the same timeframe as the actual expense/money paid?

It's weirder that you spend money on R&D today & then get a 20% for 5 years in a row, no? You've spend money, but also can't deduct it from your profit so you're both spending money and paying taxes on that money as if you had it.

No - 16gb of ram is barely enough to run regular applications if you're a power user let alone the most breakthrough computationally heavy workloads ever invented

>The idea that crypto assets aren't "securities" and thus not subject to SEC regulation is, and always has been, laughable.

Except, ya know.. the courts.

No - displaylink is a software solution & native hmdi/thunderbolt etc is a hardware solution.

Display link docks have their own chips in them

It's a spot etf

>Can anyone summarize in layperson's terms any standards that these securities must meet?

No, not even the SEC & that's the cause of major court cases currently.

In normal security offerings, there's disclosures coming from the issuing company about financials/profitability etc but btc/eth are peer to peer networks so there's no-one in the middle to do these things & it is very different to normal securities.

>I skimmed the opinion

Then don't comment on it

I don't think you do get the point - the point is that unless you define every single word in a rule (like how legislation has a definitions page), it's very hard to do simple content moderation in a way that everyone agrees

You bought IOU's from a centralized entity, you didn't do anything with crypto.

I don't know why you need a third party.

In Aus all our major software providers do it directly with a bank connection - why can't this program.

It never seems like any of these opensource accounting solutions have bank feeds? Why would anyone manually import bank info when an automatic feed exists.

>why are people stuck on QB when there are seriouly decent alternatives put there, like xero?

When you're an business owners employee you don't have time or authority to change accounting software because you're overworked & thought of as a cost centre.

When you're a business' owner you do whatever your accountant says which is usually a legacy software because a lot of tax preparers & accountants aren't actually in the trenches anymore and don't know about the granular bookkeeping part of accounting and how much better software has gotten in the last decade.

When you're an tax preparers employee you don't get to talk to the client.

When you're the tax preparer director/owner you don't use software anymore.

Source: accounting startup who has doubled revenue 2 years in a row thanks to all of the above

Your country doesn't allow you to file taxes on a "cash collected" basis rather than an "invoiced but not collected" basis?

>All it takes is enough people freaking out and dumping their investments to make yours worthless too. You'll still own everything you bought but it could be worth zero

Every speculative asset ever

Crypto is not collapsing though, all crypto loans are fully collateralised on chain & a bank run is not possible in the same sense