Lmao game over simulator.

I don’t need it, but not being able to do what it says with very recent hardware and shit resolutions is very telling of other major issues in the game.

Two types of people. Those who have lost data, those who will.

I did the same. Basically said you didn’t raise me like this. Fix your shit or I’ll block you and never contact you again, I don’t associate with trump supporters. It went into more detail, but basically said I’m out.

Good luck. Logic didn’t get them where they are, probably won’t get them out.

I cut all magas out of my life and tell them why.

Yeah, that’s better. I phrased it wrong.

He wasn’t that important, he’s being used to create more terror on avg people who didn’t give a shit about him. Fuck Charlie, he got what he literally asked for.

In the long run, yes. But right now they’re grasping at straws to punish anyone for free speech.

Fuck Charlie, fuck the orange menace, fuck this administration. All of them can die in a horrible fire. Come get me.

Thanks, I couldn’t find the exit. Thxbai

Some of it is for fun and testing, learning. Which I used to do. I used to have an old watchdog that I put pfsense on, just don’t need it nowadays.

Once i learn how it works and have run through the setup, I move on. Just need to spend my time in other areas, but now I have an understanding of it and can apply that logic or idea to other things and troubleshooting.

Nothing fancy, old ubiquiti gateway with a dedicated pihole server for my DNS.

Lunch 1

Lunch 1.5

Exactly. Just because someone rents a second home, doesn’t mean they’re shitty landlords. Turning it into a business and main income is where I draw the line.

That’s not a different discussion, though.

bullshit. me pointing out that renting is acceptable in certain situations and price gouging renters are not the same. they’re related, but are different debates.

If tools were collectively owned, for instance, they could be kept in a community tool locker/garage that the whole community would own and be able to borrow whenever needed. “Rent” would be replaced by a small fee paid into the community to maintain the tools, not some profit seeking parasitism from a renter looking to exploit people’s need for tools.

there is nothing wrong with this either. my point was i have zero reason to ever own an auger. i’d rent it, use it, then return. i don’t want to store that shit or maintain it. i live in a condo with limited storage space for that, not to mention i’d probably use it once a decade.

Renting isn’t the problem. Renters are.

wut?

But if I do rent it out, I’m a shitty scumlord? I’m a better person if I don’t rent it?

this is my issue too. clearly the collective “landlord” that people are talking about are people that hoard homes and rent them out as an income. thats a bit much. but someone who just rents a single property, maybe in the city nearby where they used to live before they moved to a quieter area, i don’t see as an issue. a condo in a city could be a great place for a person to rent while they decide if that city is for them, or until their career takes them elsewhere. i don’t see renting as a problem

the problem in my opinion is these properties being bought up by corporations who follow no real set of laws and gouge renters in shitty apartments, coorborate with other apt buildings and price fix the area. that is a problem to me. renting from an older person or family who very possibly lived in the home you’re going to rent, so fucking what. do it or don’t, but don’t lump them in with corporation owned apt complexes and actual slumlords.

Well I didn’t know you knew the answer to everything. And I’m not defending anyone, I’m presenting a different scenario, one that I have been in.

I posted elsewhere in this thread, some people want to rent. There is a market for legit renters without ripping them off. If it costs $2800 for my mortgage/hoa/utilities and I only charge $2800, I don’t see an issue. Any issues are coming out of my pocket at that price.

I don’t even know if I want to rent to someone, that’s a whole other set of headaches. I’d probably offer it to my kid, then move on. It’s not an income to me, but property is hard to come by, I would have to think about it. I’ve already paid into it, banks got their share, I went through a lot of trouble to get it, so it’s not like giving away tickets to a concert I couldn’t make.

Also I wouldn’t be “siphoning” anything, I’m renting what I own, just like toro car rentals. No one is making them do it. But my location is very great, near public transit, near two very recently built town centers, trails, lakes, etc. it’s not like they’re paying for a tent. Can move here for a year or so and find out it’s exactly what they want or what they hate.

That’s a different discussion. I’m just saying there are reasons to rent rather than own.

So you’re visa/MC now?

Don’t like it? BANNED!

Renting it out is still inherently exploiting the person living there.

There are legit reasons to rent and not own everything. Just like tools, might be better to rent a table saw than buy one that now you have to store and maintain.