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C-DomiNations t1_jbtb9tp wrote

I have a Lenovo W550s that is still killing it, running OpenSuSe and I still recommend them. Getting caught with spyware/adware really helped bring them back to the userbase for cost and delivery.

And for customer service, the first one shipped had 2 dead pixels, they sent me another brand new and said "here's the return label, just take you're time and thank-you"... that sold me.

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Meduvs t1_jbtahsq wrote

It’s still the same, ofcourse if you need them it helps you lower your taxes. But if you are buying them just to write off the tax then you are spending more than you’re saving. As said, when you spend 1000 to save 200 on taxes you’re just losing 800. Unless as I said you need them, but that was not the point made.

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VTCEngineers t1_jbta752 wrote

For a single purchase sure it doesn't make much of a difference.

however if say you have a $1000 tax liability, and having say 5 laptops that $200 x 5 now made you have $0 liability ( honestly the numbers really only make sense when we are talking 100s or thousands of machines).

Is how I have come to understand how it can help with taxes. but honestly no one single thing helps but many different types of deductions combined together.

Again not trying to argue, but get a better understanding.

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Jorycle t1_jbt1zzp wrote

Every single thing that has a commercial application is too expensive.

Have you seen the price of fucking chairs?

I'd bet any amount of money that if the world flipped upside down tomorrow and corporations didn't want to buy a single chair to fill their offices, you'd suddenly stop seeing plastic mesh stretched over a plastic core being sold for $800+ dollars.

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