Cuttlefush posted:

How do you guys piss

Coolness Averted posted:

Cuttlefush posted:

How do you guys piss

Cuttlefush posted:

How do you guys piss

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

*timidly approaching the counter at a gun store* do you guys... have the uh... the guns that are penises?

Cuttlefush posted:

How do you guys piss

ekuNNN posted:

Mirthless posted:

Yall come across like primitive villagers in a movie freaking out over a camera trapping people in a screen or whatever

Its a software program thst does your taxes tve functional difference between this app and turbotax is that turbotax doesn't come with a body pillow

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

*timidly approaching the counter at a gun store* do you guys... have the uh... the guns that are penises?

Mirthless posted:

Yall come across like primitive villagers in a movie freaking out over a camera trapping people in a screen or whatever

Its a software program that does your taxes the functional difference between this app and turbotax is that turbotax doesn't come with a body pillow

tokin opposition posted:

old fucks with dumb opinions start four posts ago

e: you stupid fuckers posting faster than me how dare you

poemdexter posted:

Web based filing is as secure as you can get with a browser. A video game though? The functional difference is you have no idea if that data is being stored and/or sent off to a remote server somewhere for identity theft purposes.

Iron Crowned posted:

Anyone who needs an anime to do their taxes, probably could do it themselves for free in 30 minutes

Dr. VooDoo posted:

Look at these old prudes who don’t wanna gently caress their tax forms heh

Dr. VooDoo posted:

Look at these old prudes who don’t wanna gently caress their tax forms heh

Mirthless posted:

Yall come across like primitive villagers in a movie freaking out over a camera trapping people in a screen or whatever

Its a software program that does your taxes the functional difference between this app and turbotax is that turbotax doesn't come with a body pillow

Shame Boy posted:

I literally live with a videogame programmer, I do not want people like that to have access to my tax information

Mirthless posted:

1. You can easily detect this sort of thing by just glancing at your network activity
2. All this information was already leaked by experian

Mirthless posted:

They don't have access to your tax information, its using your input to fill out a pdf form which you efile or print out and mail yourself

If this is a scam its the dumbest scam imaginable brought to you by an art collective with a massive public facing presence (mschf)

They're not committing blatant mass scale individual tax fraud when they're this easy to find

blunt posted:

I guess y'all don't know who MSCHF are

www.dol.gov posted:

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor has requested that a federal court in Vermont allow the department to intervene and seek the court’s dismissal of a counterclaim that Bimbo Bakeries USA Inc. – one of the nation’s largest baking companies – has asserted against its own workers who are seeking the overtime compensation that they are allegedly owed.

In October 2022, bakery distributor drivers who work for Bimbo Bakeries USA Inc. and Bimbo Foods Bakeries Distribution LLC filed a private lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont alleging they were misclassified as independent contractors, rather than employees as defined by the Fair Labor Standards Act. They claimed that, as employees, the companies owe them overtime back wages.

Bimbo Bakeries then countersued the drivers, seeking restitution of any money the workers earned while working for the companies, trying to offset any back wages or liquidated damages the court may ultimately award to the workers. The department’s Office of the Solicitor now seeks to intervene to dismiss Bimbo Bakeries’ counterclaim. The department argues that the FLSA does not allow alleged employers to assert these types of claims against their workers who are seeking back wages.

In its filing, the department states that courts have recognized similar counterclaims tend to discourage workers from asserting their FLSA rights, which would include the right to participate in the department’s investigations and enforcement cases. In addition, the department explained that its enforcement efforts may suffer if employers raise impermissible counterclaims in FLSA cases, as the department depends on workers coming forward to report potential FLSA violations.

“Companies use counterclaims like this one to circumvent the requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act. These companies want to have it both ways – they want the benefits of not paying overtime wages and, if a court says they must pay under the FLSA, they want their employees to reimburse them for their own violations of the law. That is simply not allowed,” explained Solicitor of Labor Seema Nanda.

“What’s at stake here is workers’ ability to exercise their rights under the FLSA without the fear of being impermissibly countersued by their employers,” Nanda added. “Should Bimbo Bakeries be allowed to proceed with its counterclaim, which is foreclosed by the FLSA, workers may well be discouraged from asserting their rights, including their right to cooperate in Department of Labor investigations and litigation.”
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Owned by Mexico’s Grupo Bimbo, S.A.B de C.V., Bimbo Bakeries USA operates more than 50 manufacturing locations in the U.S. with more than 11,000 distribution routes delivering baked goods under more than a dozen brand names, including Arnold, Artesano, Ball Park, Bimbo, Boboli, Brownberry, Entenmann’s, Little Bites, Marinela, Mrs. Baird’s, Oroweat, Sara Lee, Stroehmann and Thomas’.

poemdexter posted:

They seem pretentious and also probably contracted out the actual dev work since it seems like a pile of "idea guys" who can only operate hole punches and scissors.

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The group announces the availability of their work in numbered "drops".

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In February 2023, MSCHF trended on social media after revealing its upcoming drop the Big Red Boots. The Big Red Boots released on Feb. 16 at 11 a.m. ET at mschf.com and on the MSCHF Sneakers app for $350.

mawarannahr posted:

bad news for the community
US Department of Labor: Fair Labor Standards Act does not allow Bimbo Bakeries USA’s, Bimbo Foods’ countersuit against bakery drivers

poemdexter posted:

1. How many non tech people are running wireshark you think?
2. Since it's already leaked, might as well leak it some more.