You’re going to send these ‘newfriends’ to /t/ to pull a magnet link?

ISHYGDDT

Oh no they’ve always collected it themselves, you just have to wade through ~4K pages of tax code that has averaged one change a day for the last decade.

But if you get it wrong, they’ll happily mail you a correction if you erred low. Plus penalties and interest of course.

The middle men like Intuit are a symptom of the legislature trying to use taxes to incentivize or disincentivize every little thing and still get pork for their districts. There’s a good 20 pages of code and case law on the depreciably of race horses that I’m sure the Senators from Kentucky had a hand in.

IRS is great at sending letters but not so great at naming or publicizing things (see IRS Free File, or paper forms being available at post offices and libraries) or maintaining technology from this century (they send faxes regularly and still run COBOL)

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https://fmhy.pages.dev/videopiracyguide/#live-tv--sports

Some guy blew his thumb off messing with the barrel bushing of a 1911 at my FFL’s range. Thankfully some off duty EMS guys were there and gave him a ride.

Kinda both. Commercial ammunition production is a capital intensive industry. This results in a market that is slow to respond to changes in demand due to the large costs to increase/decrease capacity. COVID/Summer Protests brought a lot of new gun owners and old gun owners looking for ammo, but this kind of thing has happened before. If they’re old enough, people will remember the Obama and AWB/Clinton years brought about similar price increases. Major ammo producers are reluctant to invests in capacity unless they deem the bump in demand to be more or less permanent.

The solution to this is to buy infrequently, and in quantity to get the best price per round. E.G. the Costco method or ‘buy cheap and stack deep.’ Consider buying a case of 500 rounds instead of 50. You should consider using an internet based reseller if your state allows. https://ammoseek.com/ is a good resource to find the best prices.

Looks slick. If you ever do an action rifle match, you should pair it with a heat rig, and balaclava.

I made some assumptions since the flags look to be the Free Papua Movement dudes, so the copies are the Indonesian versions

1. M3A1 Grease Gun (.45 ACP)
2. Pindad SS2 A1 (5.56 NATO) with grenade launcher (40mm)
3. can’t tell, possibly same as 7
4. can’t tell, possibly 1911 (.45 ACP)
5. Pindad SS2 (5.56 NATO)
6. Pindad SS1 (FN FNC copy) (5.56 NATO)
7. Pindad SP-1 (Beretta BM 59 copy) (7.62 NATO)
8. Milled sythetic stocked 7.62x39 AK variant, possibly a Chinese Polytech

nice man, $260 is a good deal but I still remember when RTI was selling crates of 10 for $1000. Hopefully it lasts you another 100 years despite corrosive primed 54R.

While I am, of course, the most based person in existence and all others must bask in my greatness, I was using lemming as a demonym for users of Lemmy, the fediverse platform you are using.

His mouth and nose are so pink. Please give them a boop.

1. Selection is better (if you’re looking at video: Blu-ray, remux, and encodes vs TGX’s 2 gb)
2. Retention of old torrents is better (especially if you’re looking at niche stuff like early 90s games)
3. Seed to leech ratios are better, fast downloads.
4. New stuff often hits private trackers faster than public but not always.
5. Some think security is better, but I’d still run a VPN or seedbox.
6. Better communities, i.e. requests, reseeds, translations, recommendations
7. Your e-peen gets bigger if you’re in an unobtainum tracker like BTN

Terrible minds think alike across the pond. The Cooper Davis Act, STOP CSAM Act, and EARN IT Act are similar proposals in US Congress regarding restrictions on messaging and encryption.

For more biased (but probably agreeable to Lemmings) coverage, see the EFF’s article: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/10/colorado-supreme-court-upholds-keyword-search-warrant

Lambo would be cool but they would never.

Rolls would be cool only if they allowed turbines again.

Mazda for rotaries

CIA and China’s Ministry of State Security are going to love this

Wake me up when I can try Orgiatic Omniflave

What’s next? Commissioner for Justice saying crime is bad? Commissioner for Fisheries saying fish are neat?

Blow it out your ass until you do something substantive Hoekstra!

Imagine paying a robot’s company $9 an hour for it to get HitchBot-Ed or mugged like a food delivery bot by anyone who owns a facemask