Yup, we do still pop in.

FWIW, the MTGOX situation wasn't a bankruptcy. They were the victim of a malicious actor who gained unauthorized access to an unencrypted wallet file and "stole" the Bitcoin by moving it to here: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.blockchain.com%2Fbtc...

Some of these topics are covered in "The Art of Invisibility" by Kevin Mitnick. Good read! https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Famzn.to%2F3DR9dFy

... is available on their "About Us" page on LinkedIn.
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This. I removed the college degree requirement from all of my job listings. I don't care if you have a degree. I care if you can get the work done from a technical standpoint and have the soft skills to sell it.

1. Personally, I think we should give the FairTax Plan a try. It gets rid of all of the taxes and replaces them with an inclusive, national sales tax. It moves the tax line items from the paystub to the cash register receipt (more transparency) without a price hike.
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2. Check out this article from last Friday (4/2/21): "55 Corporations Paid $0 in Federal Taxes on 2020 Profits"
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fitep.org%2F55-profitable...

Anyone, at any time, is more than welcome to give the government more money:
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I drove for Uber for a while, and they required this as well. It was to make sure I was not farming my work out to subcontractors.

AWS also offers PaaS and SaaS options in addition to IaaS.

I'll be right back. Grabbing my iCane.

Some answers here.

How does someone who cleans toilets work from home? It depends. Do they have to go to the office first every morning and then out to customer sites? If so, eliminate the trip to the office. My point was to eliminate travel when it is not necessary for tasks that can be accomplished remotely, not to just "have everyone work from home from now on."

As for the "surge pricing" (I'll borrow a term from Uber here), I think that would be an interesting approach. The corruption problem would certainly throw some monkey wrenches into the system, but I like where you're heading with the concept.

Did I say "all jobs"? I'm sorry. I must have mistyped it. What I meant was...

Reward companies (and people) who work from home with incentives to keep them off the road.

Oh wait.... that is what I typed. Nevermind.

The object is to help solve a problem: traffic congestion. This doesn't mean removing all traffic from the road, it means removing some of the traffic from the road, hopefully to the point where traffic congestion is no longer a problem. In this case, my idea is to remove some of the traffic by taking the jobs that can be done from home (knowledge workers, IT, customer service, administrative work, etc.) and encouraging them to work from home through some sort of rewards and incentives system.

They asked it.

My entry:

Reward companies (and people) who work from home with incentives to keep them off the road.

Can I have my $5k now?