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  • ahornsiruptoLate Stage Capitalism@lemmy.worldDefenestration
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    4 days ago

    Not if they’re immediately kicked out again because of damage to the home or because they’re intolerable and/or dangerous to the neighbours. And that’s not even accounting for the people who have more invisible mental health issues that still prevent them from holding a job and paying their rent/mortgage without permanent government assistance. If you want to fix homelessness you need to address mental health as well as housing. Neither is optional, it needs to be both.


  • ahornsiruptoIt's Me@lemm.eeUrban Recreation Area
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    Same as in more “normal” apartment buildings. You’ve got some noise, but it’s usually not an issue. Your only real concern are the units “bordering” yours, and maybe down the hallway. Plus, so many people around means that it’s inevitable that someone calls the cops if shit gets really out of hand.

    For trash there’s a garbage room or a fenced area outside with large containers, and it’s collected several times a week. I’ve never figured out the exact schedule while I was living there, but the only time I’ve seen the trash literally overflow was right after Christmas. And it wasn’t disgusting, just packaging materials. Lots and lots of cardboard. Again, pretty much the same as in every other apartment building.


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    I’ve lived in a similar enough complex, and visited people living in others. It’s fine, not much different from any other apartment. They’re usually fairly well thought-out, better than a lot of older apartment buildings. Basically universally ceilings though (2.5m instead of the usual 3m), which can make it look cramped fairly fast if you’re not careful about furniture and decor.

    The only real issue with the complex pictured here is light. I don’t think the people living in some of those towers are gonna get much natural daylight.



  • I do acknowledge that, but a society is made up of individuals. And none of those individuals is responsible for the crimes committed by their ancestors. Guilt is not passed down through generations. I do not believe that people living in former colonies are entitled to reparations because my ancestors committed crimes against their ancestors, even if those crimes still have repercussions in the current day.





  • All I did was point out that no, the Steam Deck isn’t the best deal for everyone. Chill.

    But since I’m back here already, if you’re trying to sell me the Steam Deck as a Playstation 5 Pro replacement I’d expect visual parity with at least the regular PS5, at comparable framerates. Which I know the Deck isn’t capable of. It isn’t a replacement for a stationary console or PC because that’s not what it’s designed to be. It’s primarily a handheld, designed to compete with other handhelds.

    And I wasn’t going to go there but ease of use is also a major point in favour of the Playstation because you won’t have to deal with “getting around” things, ever.

    Different people have different use cases which are best served by different devices.


  • Not always and not for everyone. If you want to output a decent quality image to a TV to play on the couch, then the Steam Deck isn’t exactly a great choice because it can’t really do that, it struggles to maintain playable framerates in modern games at its own native resolution, nevermind a TV’s (either 1080p or increasingly often 4k). If all you play is older and/or indie games it might still work fine, but it’s not a one size fits all.






  • What a load of bullshit.

    First off, the communists split from the SPD, not the other way around. Second, the communists completely refused to work with the (according to them) “social fascist” SPD. Third, the one alternative to Hindenburg in that election was literally Hitler and the other was Thälmann who, again, was as explicitly anti-democratic as Hitler. Fourth, Hindenburg did not immediately appoint Hitler, he did so only after Hitler had secured a majority in parliament (courtesy of the DNVP). Fifth, no, the alleged liberals (social democrats) did not cooperate with the communists because the communists were too busy trying to turn Germany into a second Soviet Union and were the only ones to vote against the enabling act (the communists having already been purged from parliament). The communists only made token efforts at reconciliation after Hitler had already succeeded.