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  • In theory, that could be the goal. Cripple the government by choking revenue.

    In practice, this is not what most people use to file taxes, particularly those who pay substantial amounts. More importantly, those taxes are mostly paid through paycheck withholdings. Most people get tax refunds by filing, or if they came up short through the year they only pay a small amount through this system.

  • Soon to work on my kitchen backsplash as part of a total reno. Have the "layering" figured out for height and need to get an idea of where to start the pattern horizontally so it looks nice against edges and windows and stuff

  • Every other Nintendo console shakes things up pretty massively, the next one is mostly a horsepower upgrade with no major innovation

    NES / SNES (home console gaming in general)

    N64 / GameCube (viable 3D graphics)

    Wii / Wii U (much different control. I have to admit I never really touched the Wii U but it follows the pattern of missing the major hype)

    Switch / Switch 2 (mixing an honest console with honest portability)

  • For me it's some kind of cartoon with the caption "Best comic funny 🤣" and sometimes "funny short film" (even though it's a picture)

    Like, Meta has to know this is happening. Do they really think this is what will keep their userbase? And nobody would think it's just a little weird?

  • I like my windows and am not going to get up on the roof to mount a panel and send wires down each time I get a new appliance (oh, and what happens if I replace an appliance that was bundled with a panel with another?)

  • But "burying the lede" is a common term in journalism for exactly this kind of thing. "Burying the lead" is common only in that it's a mistake people say because it's phonetically similar (plus "lede" is an uncommon word, I'll admit)

    Kind of like should've vs should of. Have and of are both words, but one is very wrong.