![](/static/253f0d9b/assets/icons/icon-96x96.png)
![](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/eb9cfeb5-4eb5-4b1b-a75c-8d9e04c3f856.png)
One benefit to vote transparency for admins is mod monitoring options.
Reddit is infested with vote manipulation via bots. At least on the Fediverse it seems like both admins and mods might have more options.
One benefit to vote transparency for admins is mod monitoring options.
Reddit is infested with vote manipulation via bots. At least on the Fediverse it seems like both admins and mods might have more options.
And make sure you tell everyone else to get out and vote.
Offer carpools to take people to vote if you can. We need numbers at the booths. Especially if you’re in a swing state or red.
We won’t go back! That’s not how this works!
I believe a single person having two or even three properties isn’t an issue. As long as you’re a fair and honest landlord. Owning isn’t for everyone. Renting is a viable option for many people. Especially if someone is going to live somewhere for only around a year.
There are entire corporations that revolve around slumlording. High rents, poor maintenance, shitty lease terms with hidden fees, kicking out low income renters to raise rates for new tenants, leaving units empty when there are lots of homeless, etc.
John Oliver did a nice episode about these types of slumlords. THESE are the issue. Career landlords. For people owning more than 2 homes if we heavily taxed/fined (like a years worth of rent) empty units (defined as not rented for 4 months out of the year) this would be a start to fix the housing crisis.
Downvoted for the most clickbaited title.
And tell everyone you know to vote.
Offer carpools.
Often because we know how badly things can go wrong with so many components we start at the end of the app instead of the beginning.
Similar to how tech support always asks of you rebooted. We often don’t confirm basic connectivity issues.
Support should be 5 years after End of Life or end of Manufacturing date.
- Ensuring accountability for companies that provide bad service. People shopping for products or services should be able to rely on customer reviews to assess which companies will provide streamlined service and not waste their time. The FTC has proposed a rule that, if finalized as proposed, would stop marketers from using illicit review and endorsement practices such as using fake reviews, suppressing honest negative reviews, and paying for positive reviews, which deceive consumers looking for real feedback on a product or service and undercut honest businesses.
Wait. No more fake reviews? No more supressing honest negative reviews?
I’ll believe it when I see it. Let’s see how Amazon/Google/Yelp handle this.
Let the lobbying commence!
Its so simple I’m disqualified from using it because I have a HSA.
Now pass federal universal healthcare and that’ll go away so we have no issues.
I like the delayed charge since you can’t return a donation.
Something like a default of 14 days adjustable to 0-30 or reoccurring (default annual).
This is all turning into a nice idea into an alt android package manager you can sub to repos.
I’m a coffee snob. It’s 100% not the best coffee but it’s consistent, cheap and accessible.
Aroma joes is damn good coffee tho
I hope they fix the botched tax law trump passed that further squeeze the poor and middle class. It expires next year.
https://www.investopedia.com/taxes/trumps-tax-reform-plan-explained/
TheyHis base don’t care that he’s lying. Doing it in real time would make absolutely no difference
Would’ve been clearer if you specified your comment.
I agree his base is a lost cause, but live fact checking would absolutely make a difference to the uneducated brain rotted masses that are just going with the flow.
Calling him out as a lair to his face live on the air might even make him snap. Sadly no one has the balls to do it.
I would be totally down with a pay what you want model with most proceeds going to devs.
Basically a prompt to donate to the devs with 5-10% going to the package manager.
Some apps I’ve used are totally worth $1-$5
If agree with additional X% tax under that formula.
50% on assets over 1 Billion.
There is much more profit in coffee vs donuts.
Dunkin donuts even tried to rebrand as Dunkin’s and had a ad campaign about its coffee for a while.
State plus federal tax tho?
Not to mention health insurance and 401k (to replace pensions).
Our take home percentage is much lower than a few decades ago. Not to mention cost of living: housing and food.