rty654rty654

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[–] rty654rty654 2 points 2 years ago

Only sith deal in absolute or something.

It's the starwars industrial complex.

Think about who was making all the money in the clone wars.

[–] rty654rty654 3 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Space sounds in movies are BS and they ruin the atmosphere.

I shouldn't hear lazers, craft screetching by, etc.

Fucking starwars.

[–] rty654rty654 49 points 2 years ago (3 children)

Only rich people matter.

Poor people aren't human and therefore don't deserve rights or help.

[–] rty654rty654 6 points 2 years ago

Yeah it's incredibly misleading.

The woman was required to provide evidence for a given year and then gives bills and paperwork covering unrelated years.

This person sounds dumb or confused.

[–] rty654rty654 6 points 2 years ago (2 children)

No issues with radio in my car.

I think they just want to cut costs and push subscription based media.

[–] rty654rty654 21 points 2 years ago (2 children)

The only moral abortion is my abortion.

[–] rty654rty654 149 points 2 years ago (16 children)

Reddit has no problems pushing war footage though. Real people actually dying is totally cool!

[–] rty654rty654 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

It's not about you though. It's about everyone not in vehicles.

[–] rty654rty654 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

An EV charger is mounted to the outside of the house. An electrical cable specifically for that charger is then ran to the breaker.

As for interior/exterior being equal, they are not.

There's usually only 2-3 exterior outlets contributing to heat loss, where a house may have 10-20x the amount of outlets on the interior side of outside facing walls.

You forgot about the costs of running copper to every corner of the house. A ton of copper and costs associated with housing can be avoided if we reconsider the building codes.

Keep ones intended for safety, reconsider the ones intended for convenience?

[–] rty654rty654 4 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (3 children)

I feel the entire housing industry needs investment and modernization.

More people being born, input costs will keep going up.

We should reconsider certain requirements such as outlets on outward facing walls.

Copper is expensive, and if we want to better insulate our houses it would be easier if there wasn't wiring on the outside walls contributing to leakage.

Adopting the widest stud distance when framing, again less heat loss through the studs and less lumber.

We need to stop with the detached homes and instead build up. Taxes drop when more people are sharing the burden. Less asphalt, less high voltage lines, less sewers, more efficient bus routes, and better thermally insulated as there's more shared walls.

We need to see heat pumps installed by default in new units.

We need rental terms to prevent renovictions, but at the same time help the home owners losing money because if higher mortgage rates. Maybe subsidize mortgage rates in exchange for 5 year rental terms. The thinking here is people raising a family can feel stable renting.

We need enough investment into mass transit that people feel confident in ditching automobiles if they can. Cars can easily account for 33% of a person's income.

[–] rty654rty654 3 points 2 years ago (1 children)

How much of reddit's userbase is bots?

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