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Funny that you have to create a throw away account just to say that :P

unemployed entrepreneurs with little or no business experience second guessing the CEO of the worlds most innovative company. priceless.

I choose what I want to share on FB.

I don't want Google near my user info.

So Google can index and put ads on them? I'm moving away from Google's services and I don't want them accessing my user data.

>I just wasted my time researching celebrity gossip.

you just wasted your time commenting on this topic. what's the difference?

do you feel smart about your comment? if you're not interested in a topic, don't click on it. why are you spending time and effort to comment on something you're not interested in?

it's a photo of someone who just got married. lighten up.

tell us how you really feel.

Thanks for the clarification.

The average effective corporate tax rates last year was 12.1%

Only realized capital gains are taxed. The capital gain is not realized until the stock is sold. So the answer is no, he's not paying "some" taxes now on his fb shares.

He may have sold some stock to private investors but I don't think that's what you meant.

Singapore doesn’t have a capital gains tax.

At 15% long-term capital gains tax rate on $3.84B (4% of Facebook),

He saved $576 Million by giving up his citizenship and moving to Singapore.

I think for Asian developers, specially in China, fragmentation is a HUGE problem. There are literally hundreds of variations of cheap Android phones out there with different screen sizes, OS versions, etc. We replace our phones regularly here in the US and have access to the latest phones from Samsung, etc. but that is not the case in most parts of Asia.

>Diversity of hardware and software isn't an inherent boon, it's just something that brings its own benefits and drawbacks.

Absolutely. Also, fragmentation is more of an issue in Asia where there are literally hundreds of cheaper variations of the same phone with different Android versions, screen sizes, memory, etc.

This is amusing.

I was told that among MIT undergraduates a bizarre form of political correctness had developed, putting Stallman in charge of a pack of eager misguided nerds who in a healthier environment would probably be protesting the killing of rats in biology class.

Singapore doesn’t have a capital gains tax.

A 15% long-term capital gains tax rate on $3.84B (4% of Facebook),

He saved $576 Million by giving up his citizenship and moving to Singapore.