So long as politicians have a monetary incentive to avoid properly regulating housing because they themselves are landlords, it means that the supply and quality of housing will be restricted. Thr value of individual properties will always go up in the long term, but the barrier to entry will always be higher than I can clear. Even if I worked my ass off for a decade, I wouldn't be able to own my own home.
WTF am I supposed to do?
I'll believe it when I see it.
I'm so goddamn tired of "open source" turning into subscription models restricting use cases because the company wants to appease conservative investors.
Ah yes, lost two jobs in three months, waiting for my rent to go up, and live in a tent while at uni for the next three years. There is no affordable housing where I live, and employers can fire us at any time. Makes total sense.
Bring back Cornish and the other minority languages too. Who knows, it might make the place more tolerant of other cultures.
I literally just discovered Connect after trying in vain to get Jerboa to work ahah. I'm so used to Boost, I can't wait for it to be inolimented here.
Thanks :) my city does this light show in the botanical Gardens every year. This time i took some time to take photos