Administrator of thelemmy.club
Nerd, truck driver, and kinda creeped that you’re reading this.
No man. It’s great for utility like traveling through a country and being able to ask people things or get something done. But it doesn’t foster real connections nearly as well. People will be far less likely to befriend you if you have to awkwardly talk through a translator all the time.
Well maybe consider looking into what South Korean customs are like.
Entering any country to “meet a boyfriend/girlfriend” will set off alarm bells. Mostly that they’re worried you will stay illegally with them permanently.
Don’t pack too much. Have return tickets already (very important to show you intend to leave), be able to show you still have a life/ties to your home country.
It’s a fair worry.
As the admin of thelemmy.club though I will say my aim is absolutely not growth for it’s own sake. If the site starts to get larger than I want I will stop allowing signups. I welcome new users, but I’m not trying to be a big instance either.
Probably. It would need to be updated with new laws and rules though.
Right. Well it should be good for 2025, so it depends on how much/if any changes there are in the next year.
Unless it’s maintained it won’t be of much use. It needs to be kept up to date with tax laws, and it relies entirely on the IRS accepting the generated returns. It seems it may function for now, though.
Direct File interprets the United States’ Internal Revenue Code (26 USC) as plain language questions, the answers to which should be known to taxpayers without need of external instructions or publications. Taxpayers’ answers are then translated into standard tax forms and transmitted to the IRS’s Modernized e-File (MeF) API, which is available for authorized public use
Direct File interprets the United States’ Internal Revenue Code (26 USC) as plain language questions, the answers to which should be known to taxpayers without need of external instructions or publications. Taxpayers’ answers are then translated into standard tax forms and transmitted to the IRS’s Modernized e-File (MeF) API, which is available for authorized public use
Direct File interprets the United States’ Internal Revenue Code (26 USC) as plain language questions, the answers to which should be known to taxpayers without need of external instructions or publications. Taxpayers’ answers are then translated into standard tax forms and transmitted to the IRS’s Modernized e-File (MeF) API, which is available for authorized public use
I completely misjudged what the punchline was going to be (watersports)
Servers, not users. Though each server would have users.
Although I don’t think they’re bots like the post is implying. OP just spends a lot of time annoying them.
Generally it’s because they have their hatred of .ml as the driving force of half their free time. It’s weird and off-putting.
The historical backlog isn’t going anywhere. It will still be viewable on other instances.
For example here’s an old thread from a community on vlemmy.net, an instance that disappeared more than a year ago.
Mine will do a low moan/whine for about 5 seconds.
That’s the OH SHIT PICK HER UP AND MOVE HER TO TILE alarm
Well +1 now. Dang that’s a cool feature
It sounds like this could be functional?
Taxpayers’ answers are then translated into standard tax forms and transmitted to the IRS’s Modernized e-File (MeF) API, which is available for authorized public use.
It would need to be kept updated with changing laws but could we see forks turn into a FOSS tax prep software?
Firefox. I’ve stuck with it for what, a decade now? I used Chrome before.
I use it simply because it’s not Chromium and works. There’s Firefox forks but they don’t offer enough to pull me from Firefox. Yet.
On iOS/iPad I generally stick with Safari because of how non-native browsers were forced to be just skins. But I bounce between phones and ecosystems and I’ve been off Apple for more than a year.
If something needs Chromium to work (very rare), I open Vivaldi.
Really this would only be useful in a FMMF bi foursome
I can’t imagine it’s much easier than Lemmy. As far as self hosting goes Lemmy is pretty standard. And with PieFed being python it’s bound to be less efficient at the same scale.