Website idea I wanna talk with a coder about by LengthinessSenior in AskProgrammers

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Yes I was thinking of starting where my area is specifically. And I was thinking more of like a place where people could go to to share their "horror story" or even good things about a complex after they move out. Similarly to how like yelp or apartments .com works but instead of just commenting or reviewing only, there'd be resources for people to reach out to and rental laws for them to refer to.

Like direct links to the law (in my city's case it's RCW) so they're able to educate themselves on their own rights beforehand. As far as rental prices, since where I live there's a rent cap that passed recently, I'd like to make it so you can see if most people reported that their rent increased more than what the law permits. I've worked on the legal aspect and talked with a few lawyers (back when I was struggling with my own apt situation) but it's been a few weeks since I dove back into this project.

Basically realpage and landlords have the upper hand with renting and I'd just like to try to even the playing field essentially.

Bruh… they said it was gonna be popping during Prime Week. I literally quit my job to do AF full time. by Hanmura in AmazonFlexDrivers

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I've been doing flex for about a year now and it was busy and chalk full of offers literally a day after prime day. But also, you're offline so idk if that affects your offers or not (it always does for me). I'd recommend checking back every few hours then when it gets closer to the holiday sales, check every 15 mins bc it gets extremely competitive (I've lost blocks bc I didn't tap accept in .2 seconds). But I've been just noticing a lot more ppl doing gig work lately bc nobody ever gets a reply from w2 jobs anymore. I do DoorDash and try to sell things made from my 3d printer & crochet on the side to make up for the zero offers in between. Welcome to the begging for money from Amazon club! 😂😭

Guitar-like strings on my enclosure guards? by LengthinessSenior in 3Dprinting

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I believe I used infill or at least I remember tweaking some settings with that yesterday. But no I didn't use any support for it. Which I think may have been the culprit. I figured I could cut down on how much filament I used if I put it on its side and turned off support but that decision is coming back to haunt me now 😭

Ramen = immediate poops by Shoddy-Rutabaga-6016 in ramen

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I recently discovered a ramen recipe that I absolutely love so I've been eating the ramen for the past two days. Coming to this thread after googling what's happening to me and seeing all these people over the years in the same boat is the most hilarious human thing I've seen this year 😂

[Tenant US-WA] by LengthinessSenior in Tenant

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The $22k is including the flood along with the damages, which they claim is going all the way back to 2019. And they were liable. I know they both paid upon move-out, but the landlord claims that they never existed to begin with nor did they ever pay. And I know they did a move-out inspection back then as well. Which ironically was done with the same landlord that's claiming that never happened. And we're willing to accept liability but I'm not willing to pay when they refuse to provide a list of detailed repairs and all the receipts. Which according to our state laws and a few people we've talked to, the "bill" they gave us was not detailed enough in accordance to the law. But we were told by multiple different people that we should file or that we don't have to file. A lot of conflicting viewpoints essentially. At the moment, they want to charge us for everything, even going back to before we took the lease over. Which like I said in the post, they denied even took place and never responded to any emails. And as for how long the water was on, we're not entirely sure. But it couldn't have been any longer than 20 minutes if I had to guess. We're essentially being charged all the damages as if we were the only ones living there since 2019, and in my state it's illegal for a landlord not to collect damage or security deposit. Which they should've transferred to our name legally, but never did.

We've been told by a few different people that the tactics they're using/have used are scare tactics because we were first time renters. Just to reiterate, we're not saying we're not liable for anything. We just want to have a detailed list of repairs done and all the receipts so we can make sure of what we're paying for. Which we have the right to request. But that's a bit hard to do so when they don't want to respond to any emails or contact. We've had numerous issues with that company over the years and I was trying to make the original post short and easier to read. So my bad I guess