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CA-00LLC-1 SAMPLE LLC OPERATING AGREEMENT This agreement is a sample operating agreement and should be modified to meet your needs. It provides for the LLC to be operated by one or more managers OR by the members. You will have to decide how you want your LLC to operate. Read carefully and make appropriate changes to suit your individual needs and purposes.
llc operating agreements<|endoftext|>image: shutterstock over three days, i tried to use the new Firefox browser to check whether there was a real flaw involving the NSA and gchq accessing your online data without your knowledge. My hopes of being surprised were dispelled the moment I clicked on a hidden button embedded on a page in this new browser: "i see but there's no information!" "we know that we are not the only ones watching,” the firefox security team said in a tweet. And this is probably true. However, the issue I needed to investigate is one caused by an oversight in how Firefox treats anonymous data, rather than a nsa breach. And it's this issue that mozilla had already publicly discussed and fixed months ago but has yet to publicize any of its actions or explain why it didn't fix it. "what happened?" i asked mozilla's community manager for this story. "that was in april, it didn't have anything to do with the NSA," responded the engineer i spoke to, on condition of anonymity. "so the nsa couldn't be responsible?" i asked. "no," he said. "it seems like there is a very serious problem in firefox," i said. After trying to see if anyone else was reporting the same issue, i decided it was time to try again. But this time, i didn't want to go through the trouble of finding out whether I was being visited from the nsa. Instead, I would just check whether firefox would automatically send information about where I had visited from the internet to its servers. The problem was with this particular set of cookies, the Firefox add-on i had installed, called do not track. This is one of many tracking technologies that Mozilla will not accept because the company thinks that it compromises user privacy. "the do not track headers are sent at the same time as the user's first access to the website. The tracking system knows about the site-visiting session, but does not know any additional information,” mozilla told me in 2010. "do not track headers are not used to track or profile the user as we want them to stay anonymous to the website's third-party analytics engine." i was already logged into my account with firefox. Mozilla then sent me links to sites it thought would help me test this. First, there was google analytics, which