A man is making mobile tiny homes on wheels to provide innovative shelter for unhoused people—inspired after his brother become homeless.

  • BlemboTheThird@lemmy.ca
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    18 days ago

    I’m imagining waking up in the middle of the night to someone riding the whole thing away with me still in it

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      18 days ago

      Ideally there’s a way to lock it down from the inside. A bar through the back wheel(s) or something.

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          18 days ago

          You can do this with anything in life, ever, though.

          An example being, “A stationary house? But what if the river rises? How will I move my home away from it?”

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            18 days ago

            A stationary house? But what if I can’t find my keys and the ice cream truck is about to leave?

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            17 days ago

            Lol I dunno, somebody wrapping up a tiny little cube as a prank seems a bit more likely than the tide rising above normal

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              17 days ago

              You’d have to shrink-wrap more than 84,500 buildings in the US by 2050 if you want to compete with ocean-level rise from climate change. Warning; pdf link.

              My comment talked about rivers rising, but you said the ocean, so I went with the ocean for my reply.