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llampx
5y ago
Say you buy a vacation home and want to be able to use it spontaneously. Then you have to put it on Airbnb for short-term rental, and have a property manager and cleaner. All that costs money. Then you have to pay taxes on that income. On t
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llampx
5y ago
According to half the comments here you are a capitalist swine who can afford it. shrugs
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5y ago
Not to mention, property doesn't come for free. I as a middle-class person may have poured years of my sweat and blood into my property and then someone can waltz in and claim my hard work for their own with a hand-wavy "I can
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5y ago
Vienna keeps getting brought up in threads like this, but one fact is that the demand and supply is not completely off-kilter there like in some (many?) other European cities. Anywhere in Sweden, for example has a ton of public housing but
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llampx
5y ago
Sounds exactly like the left in Berlin
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5y ago
> Most of the squatters aren't trying to extort, they're just trying to get somewhere to live for free or for cheap. Yeah, some are freeloaders, but lots of them have lost their jobs and/or are suffering the combination of
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llampx
5y ago
I think you're overstating it. People do recognize and hate when they're given a bum deal and it has nothing to do with getting into esoteric details.
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5y ago
It marked a shift in thinking and foreign policy
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5y ago
That implies that the end goal or simply next step is not to scan all photos and the device whether or not you use icloud
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llampx
5y ago
I'm happy for any competition to google in the search space, when many search engines have turned into frontends for google, and many browsers have turned into frontends for Chrome.
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llampx
5y ago
You can kick your kids out of the house, but what about their friend's parents? If they don't do the same, the result is the same - no social contact in the way earlier generations had.
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5y ago
> This bias is suggested as a form of misandry/'benevolent misogyny', the latter being a concept within the theoretical framework of ambivalent sexism. I like how it is explained away as a latent "woman-hating" d
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5y ago
One can only hope... Streisand effect, anyone?
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llampx
5y ago
In the China brand lifecycle, Xiaomi was just at a different phase of the cycle than Huawei. Now they also have €1000+ phones to compete with Samsung and Apple flagships. Similar story happened with OnePlus.
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llampx
5y ago
It's by design so you use the app
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llampx
5y ago
There are plenty of fresh produce items only available wrapped in plastic. Fresh herbs for example, and certain fruits, like berries etc. Either way, I'd say that more produce is sold packed in plastic than not, at least in my local st
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llampx
5y ago
In an eternal mortgage you are only paying interest, so interest on the mortgage I believe.
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llampx
5y ago
Being popular is a "sexy attribute" on its own, to many people.
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llampx
5y ago
We're here discussing a hardware launch from Google, with a rumored selling price of $1000+. In what way does that not imply that Google wants to make money from hardware sales?
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llampx
5y ago
Samsung and Huawei have their own chipsets but not an appreciable longer device lifecycle. I'm not holding my breath here.
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5y ago
There have been many changes to Android that ostensibly would allow Google and the manufacturers to support older hardware longer. All for naught, because nothing talks louder than the profit motive. They want to sell people upgrades by lea
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llampx
5y ago
The Data Protection Agency loves this weird trick!
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llampx
5y ago
Rather than a pithy, "I give this 2 generations" comment, I'll talk about why I can't see myself buying a phone by Google. They don't support phones as long as Apple does. They don't have a clear focus on usabi
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5y ago
Not to discount this passage, but fathers being absent is almost a trope until very recently. Many generations since the Industrial Revolution have grown up barely knowing their father, unless he had a job that allowed him to be around the
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5y ago
I've lived in the US and now live in Germany, and cannot cosign to this comment. eBay Kleinanzeigen is full of scams, and the side effect of people hanging on to stuff until it breaks is that most of the stuff on the classifieds is hal
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5y ago
Being rich, I guess.
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llampx
5y ago
Sounds like essentially a blue-collar job with the actual miner machines and expertise coming from China. I'm not sure I would go for it.
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llampx
5y ago
From a perusal of /r/Tinder, it seems that the platform is already full of users who only want to promote their onlyfans or get pizzas ordered by thirsty men.
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llampx
5y ago
1 day too late...
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5y ago
Stock is down to $3341, or -7.1% as of writing.
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