rustguy
Re:Apple Factory Thefts: Secret Tunnels, Hidden Crawl Spaces
on Tuesday July 23, 2019 @09:16PM (#20511607)
Somehow I think if the poster conspired to steal your own cell phone, you'd feel differently. What about a shoplifter at Target? You're implying that companies prosecuting theft are somehow morally inferior to RIM.
Re:My 300 Mile Lyft Ride From Chicago to Bradford
on Tuesday July 23, 2019 @07:09PM (#20511036)
Even worse, that deduction is very conservative. Like, 1990 Ford Escort conservative. AFAIK, the business use deduction is almost always more if you list all your expenses on a percent-business basis compared to taking the $.58/mile.
Re:My 300 Mile Lyft Ride From Chicago to Bradford
on Tuesday July 23, 2019 @07:02PM (#20510999)
I bet we'll get flying cars first.
Re:Apple Factory Thefts: Secret Tunnels, Hidden Crawl Spaces
on Tuesday July 23, 2019 @06:57PM (#20510982)
Seems a bit in the clouds. The poster knowingly took ownership of stolen property and got a warning over it. Stopping after you're caught doesn't right your wrong.
Re:What I Know About Being Sick at Work (2018)
on Sunday July 21, 2019 @07:15AM (#20490826)
We had someone with migraines needing similar accommodations. She was given her own office.
Re:I work in an Amazon warehouse in West Sacramento
on Saturday July 20, 2019 @07:23PM (#20488920)
My friend's friend interviewed me for the college paper re: online poker. Her final article had quotes taken out of context here and there. Painted me as a degenerate gambler drowning in luck. In reality, I had 2 years of positive cash flow and stable, increasing profits with records of every single hand played. Fortunately, the editor threw the article away (I'm not sure why, but I like to think it was seen as biased). How naive I was, though. That article could have been on the reasonably prominent paper website, available to anyone googling me even now. I lost a friend over it. Everyone's got their own agenda. Journalists are just closer to the public eye.