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You could deduct your state tax from your income for federal tax purposes. So if you made 100k and paid 17k in state taxes, your federal AGI was 83k. Post change, it would have been 90k.
The Trump era change was really a fuck you to high earners in states with high taxes. Shockingly, a majority of those people tended to vote for the Democratic Party.
I'm guessing the author remembered the word incorrectly and wrote it down that way. It's not hard to transpose two letters when you don't know the language.
That's a restriction that wouldn't violate any EU law.
This alone almost made me stop reading the article. What worked for printed text has no bearing for what works on an illuminated screen.
But honestly, it's not grey text that's the problem. I agree with the author that maintaining high contrast is important, but it is equally important that things aren't too bright. You should avoid using extremes like #000000 and #ffffff unless you're really trying to make something highlight.
#0f0f0f or even #202020 doesn't make an appreciable difference, at least to my eyes. Believe me, as a 50+ year old, I notice when it's hard to read things.
How much revenue would developers make if Apple hadn't built the iPhone and the App Store and successfully marketed the thing to millions of customers?
What would be a fair price?
The linking stuff is simply because developers have tried time and time again to game the system by linking to outside shops. Hence the blanket ban.
I think the most reasonable explanation is that either the OS was sourced already infected, or the crack tool they used was infected.
Seems unnecessary, but if people want to buy it…
I mean, if we're going to make up reasons out of whole cloth, any name is fair game.
They have benefitted from a large amount of revenue and if they wanted, they could have easily prevented foreign registrations by requiring a mailing address in the country or that the registered site has some tie to the region. Like your example of .cat.
What exactly have these countries lost?