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But blaming the Internal Revenue Service for taxes is like blaming a check out clerk for overpriced groceries. In this case, the check out clerk is working with a half-century-old cash register and a dwindling number of co-workers. Congress, who you should blame for taxes, wont stop cutting the IRS budget, and thats likely the reason filing taxes seems more problematic every year. As recently as 2007, over half of the agencys tax data was stored on magnetic tape. The technology was very cutting edge when it came out鈥?in 1966:
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for a while now, to varying degrees of credibility, but this one from the April issue of MacUser magazine is probably the prettiest鈥攁nd most plausibly Apple鈥攊nterpretation we ;ve seen. The design was cooked up by designer Martin Hajek鈥攚ho done some spot-on renders for Gizmodo i
stanley thermoskanne n the past鈥攊n close collaboration with the editors of MacUser. The goal was to make it something that they could realistically see themselves buying from an Apple Store, on a hunch that Apple would keep the design as classic as possible. The result is something far less visually offensive than some of the other concepts that have made the rounds. apples-next-iphone-home-page-will-probably-look-like-th-5920479 Still, even a sharp-looking design like this highlights the difficulties of cramming iOS design language into a tiny watch screen, if that something Apple even doing.
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