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by buttercraft 5y ago
This is cartoonishly unreal... like it was written by an evil villain.
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by buttercraft 5y ago
Wow, it took me longer than 258 seconds just to understand the problem statement. I had to read it several times before I understood what "border" meant, as it does not match common usage. I noticed that you referred to them as &q
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by buttercraft 5y ago
Yes, it will take a while. I feel like the problem is that everything happened too quickly. The growth has been happening for a long time, but suddenly we got ten years worth of growth in one year. It will take a while to even out.
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by buttercraft 5y ago
Prices also went up because the housing supply disappeared. There simply weren't any houses available to buy or rent for a while. People were willing to pay a ton of money for anything thay they could find. So, naturally, many land lor
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by buttercraft 5y ago
I was born and raised in a small ski town that was a "hidden gem" for a long time. This article covers the issues well. In one year, it all changed. Housing prices and rent increased drastically -- sometimes by 2x or 3x. Half of m
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by buttercraft 5y ago
They're empty most of the year. Many second home owners in these places only use the homes for a few weeks out of the year.
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by buttercraft 5y ago
It's not about voting, it's about showing up to Planning and Zoning meetings and opposing anything that might obstruct scenic views or negatively impact property values. Most significant developments require rezoning and therefore
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by buttercraft 5y ago
Think. About. It.
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by buttercraft 5y ago
Why do you think you can tell other people what is meaningful to them? Your statements are incredibly arrogant. And empty.
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by buttercraft 6y ago
Yes, a different audience... and that is fine! They obviously found a recipe that works for a lot of people. I am still waiting for the next Morrowind, though.
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by buttercraft 6y ago
I probably have on rose-tinted glasses, too, but I still remember the sense of exploration on discovery in Morrowind. The vast, ash-blown landscape was fun. Oblivion felt like a slog because of the auto-scaling, but I finished it. Skyrim fe
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by buttercraft 6y ago
Would this not apply today?
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by buttercraft 6y ago
Being stupid is not a crime. Having money is not a crime. Taking money that is not yours is a crime.
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by buttercraft 6y ago
Yep, I had never heard of it but recognized it as an Oracle app immediately. Not surprising at all. Oracle will audit them and find that someone accidentally enabled an extra, unused feature during an install one time. So, there goes anothe
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by buttercraft 6y ago
Paying investigators per conviction is a sure way to create incentive.
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by buttercraft 6y ago
> Just to be really clear here - accessibility isnt a "niche". This is uncharitable. They were specifically talking about multilingual accessibility. You responded to something they didn't write.
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by buttercraft 6y ago
'sli stated, "It was major news that prisoners were sent to fight fires in California for little to no pay." This makes it sound as if they were forced to do a dangerous job against their will. As 'stickfigure pointed ou