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Nope!
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Never throw anything away, Griff
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Pilot??
ereotypically mouldy = Aka typically smug and uptight -> Pilot
Float Goes far -> Pilot
cheers,
Super
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Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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Nope!
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Never throw anything away, Griff
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Well be prepared for Tomorrow.
I guess when words are small it hard
cheers,
Super
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Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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Depends. Some are, some aren't.
I suspect that a one-letter solution would be pretty easy to get, but there are over 150,000 five letter words in English, so it may take a while to try them all if you are working randomly...
I don't think this is an easy clue!
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If it's wrong then don't ask me to explain my guess, because my brain is really stretching the clue on this one...
pitch?
I would have said "cast" if it was long enough!
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It's wrong; I won't.
I don't think you are going to get it, the word is a little obscure.
I'm in two minds about a hint ...
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OriginalGriff wrote: I'm in two minds about a hint ...
I guess it depends how much you want to do tomorrows clue?
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No, it's more I'm not too sure that hints are a good idea with CCCs.
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Sorry, no!
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Oh well, we tried... don't keep us in suspense any longer!
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The QA Approach: Sometimes[^]
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The text below is quite fun!
As an adult, have you ever had orange juice spilled all over you? Without children involved?
I have. Moments ago.
It's surprisingly sweet and refreshing. It truly hits the spot (assuming that spot is your torso). I highly recommend it... under some very specific conditions.
In case you want more details: I'm on a plane. The flight attendant was pouring a cup of juice for a fellow passenger, and he lost his grip of the cup. No big deal. Accidents happen. The cup tipped, and I happened to catch most of it on my shirt.
Jealous? Try to contain yourself.
Not jealous? Let's see if I can do something about that...
Ask yourself, when was the last time you were covered in juice? Were you hovering through the sky at the time? Were you looking down on the world and your fellow humans? Because that's what I was doing. That's what I'm doing right now.
Even covered in juice, I look down on you.
Where were you when juice rained down from the skies?!? Did you even witness it?!? NO! I did. I was IN THE SKY!!!
When the sky juice fell, I ALONE COLLECTED ITS SPLENDOR!!!! I ALONE ADORNED MYSELF WITH THE JUICE OF THE HEAVENS!!!! I ALONE FELT ITS MIGHT!!!!!!!
Where were you? Where are you now?
I'll tell you where. You're on the ground, pursuing puny, earthly passions.
Pathetic.
I WEAR THE JUICE OF THE GODS.
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I understood your wisdom and believe I can help!
You can further detach yourself from us who trod upon the earth, below, by sending me bank accounts routing numbers so I can relieve you of the mundane chore of concern about money. That's for us lowly soil-trodding mortals.
No praise or thank you's are necessary. The service I supply you, thereby, will be enough reward in itself.
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"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein | "If you are searching for perfection in others, then you seek disappointment. If you are seek perfection in yourself, then you will find failure." - Balboos HaGadol Mar 2010 |
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Caveat: I am living in Australia
I was wondering.. I am working on this home project which I am pretty sure I could sell to, maybe, 1000 people!
So I am thinking, maybe I could put in on the Windows Store and then start getting the money...
Now I wonder... what would be the best approach here?
- could I just give my bank account to Microsoft store?
- or should I setup a business and give them the business account?
I am asking from the perspective of what would be best from tax and support perspective...
And mostly, could I just start with my personal account and upgrade later if it works....
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I know nothing about Australia laws. But, if you lived in the US, I would strongly urge you to incorporate, meaning your business is a separate legal tax and financial entity. Helps protect your from personal liability, and from the US, reasonable tax benefits that sole proprietors don't enjoy. I cannot speak to the MS store, no experience at all.
Charlie Gilley
<italic>Stuck in a dysfunctional matrix from which I must escape...
"Where liberty dwells, there is my country." B. Franklin, 1783
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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I thought it might be so.... Thanks for chipping in!
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If you face any possible liability or you seriously think taxes would be a consideration given possible income I'd hire a business lawyer - even if temporarily. They'll help you through the processes and ensure you cover bases you need to cover. As charlie said above, I'm from the US so no idea about Australia's laws but here you've got a ton of various types of businesses: sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, LLP, LLLP, LLC, corporation, non-profit, etc.
They all have different requirements and benefits.
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You need to work out if it counts as a business or a hobby
Beyond that all I know about is how taxes apply as a service provider - don't really know anything about product based businesses.
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In Aus you look up registering yourself as an individual contractor, it's treated vey much like a small business with way less requirements
- plenty of info online including ATO itself
- even the banks brochures on business accounts have some info/hints (see later regarding banks)
- no need to splash out for a lawyer, they will gouge you big time - NO NEED AT ALL
Small business end of year tax/accounts may be done by yourself, but if you're not good at that stuff (or just don't want to do it) you can use a HR Block like company
... even better support another business beginner (somebody just like you venturing into small business) - look for ads at the supermarket notices board. Talk to them, they will advise you what records to keep, how to keep them.
supposed to use a separate bank account for business
- if you go to the bank and ask for a "business account" (and show them proof of ATO registration etc) it that comes with way much higher fees (more gouging)
but...
- if you use your own name as the 'business entity' then you need only open a separate "personal" account (drivers license) and designate that for business.
... waaaay cheaper - and 100% not wrong, the requirement is: business must be run through it's own bank account [ideally with a name matching the entity] not used for personal purposes
- despite what the banks will say about "you cant use personal accounts for business" they are dead wrong! it says don't use your business account for personal purposes - nothing at all that it must be what the bank calls the account type.
Consider grabbing a copy of MYOB (Aus version), just plug in all your invoices when you buy/sell stuff, it'll help you or/and your accountant do those year end books really fast - and if you go on to register for GST it'll really simplify quarterly GST returns too (press the GST return button, select date range, print, send.)
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Wow.. thanks for that in depth answer
one last question, say I have it all setup and some money comes into the account.
how / when should I transfer it from "business account" to "personal account"?!
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Quote: how / when should I transfer it from "business account" to "personal account"?!
As late as possible. Leave it in the business. Use it to pay 'business' expenses. New laptop, yep, tax deductible. Hosting fees, yep, tax deductible. cell phone, internet connection, office furniture for home. All sorts of things can be classed as an expense of the business.
The ATO will have their rules and guidelines, and I wouldn't push too hard. Its an area that does come under scrutiny.
Once funds are transferred from business to personal, it may be classified as personal income and potentially taxed.
Note. I'm not an accountant or a tax lawyer or an Australian (or a criminal of any other sort )
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Aren't all Australians descendants of criminals and proud of it?
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