If these were ADU’s or something similar, I’d respect them more. This just looks like typical suburbia but with tiny homes.

I question why this couldn’t be a set of apartments.

AOL

Yahoo

Sensible Erection

Reddit

Lemmy

I’m talking about at work.

Kind of hard to buy something that doesn’t exist.

It is worse in that Vimeo makes money by charging creators to host their content instead of YouTube’s model of it being free or a way to make money.

Except who wants to be YouTube?

Twitch only does streaming. Meta and TikTok only do short form video. Spotify’s attempts to branch into video seem focused on podcasts and curated content. If YouTube were to erase from existence, I don’t see a competitor getting made.

Yeah. Most of the world may be seeing this as a set of crimes when this is really a massive trove of intelligence.

Likely, Lemmy will be illegal in those countries. However, given the federated nature, I expect a more whack-a-mole approach to banning.

They can, but it is less likely. I generally find work interactions are nicer if the interactions are in person than over written text.

The official position of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is that, since the walk of fame is a national landmark, all stars are historic and shouldn’t be removed. Also, they only have the authority to create stars and not remove them.

If a star were to be removed, it would need to be destroyed as an act of vandalism and the Chamber of Commerce would need to choose to not rebuild that damaged star. Even then, current policy is to rebuild all damaged stars.

There is a committee which reviews applications and approves nominees. There are also rules on who can get a star.

It is an industry award that has a cost attached both in applying and actually winning it. This is pretty common for awards in various industries.

I would assume so given the mental labor. I’d be more concerned if I wasn’t exhausted after a session.

Start small with determining a set of items to go through. Force a decision on those items beyond keeping them in their place.

Continue for each small stack of items.

Yeah. It is important to note that mail-in voting is only like this in states executing various forms of voter suppression.

For western states that don’t have this tradition of voter suppression, the results tend to be more mixed. For instance, Colorado saw Republicans get a bump when switching to mail-in ballots as it was thought that mobility hindered elderly voters found it easier to vote from home than have to travel to vote.

I’ve seen it a lot for over a decade. It is usually small businesses who did it since the cost to manage cash is almost zero. There was a reform bill which said that you couldn’t charge more for credit, but there wasn’t anything about giving a discount for cash.

I’ve been seeing it more for places with large transactions because the 3% is meaningful for those businesses.

Large companies don’t do it because credit is preferable for them.

Any business. All you need to do is identify something that you can sell for more than the cost that it takes you to make the thing you are selling.

It can be a good or service, it doesn’t matter .

Part of it may be that. However, part of it seems to be that Trump is happy to look strong while others give the orders and now he’s surrounded by people who realize they can get Trump to agree to whatever.

Start a business.

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I stayed Democrat to vote people like him out in the primary.

It works some of the time.