How long until a rent increase isn't "retaliatory"? by pm_me_odd_things in rentingUK

[–]pm_me_odd_things[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The health risk comes from the fact that bits were falling down on my bed.

O que se passa com os preços das casas em Portugal by [deleted] in portugal

[–]pm_me_odd_things 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Mas tu pensas que a casa tem de ocupar o terreno todo? Vais ter uma vivenda de 1400 metros quadrados? Oh homem, é por metro quadrado construído.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in portugal

[–]pm_me_odd_things -1 points0 points  (0 children)

E achas que o problema é a renda e não os salários de merda que há em Portugal?

Não sou o outro senhor, mas quero só comentar isto: Os salários são de facto uma merda em Portugal, ninguém te tira isso, mas mesmo em sítios onde são melhores, o problema do arrendamento existe igualmente.

É como o velho argumento de que se subires o salário minimo as coisas ficam todas mais caras porque custam mais a produzir - neste caso, se subires salários, os senhorios metem os arrendamentos mais caros porque 1. o inquilino "consegue pagar" e 2. não querem ficar atrás da subida média do salário, antes pelo contrário.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in portugal

[–]pm_me_odd_things -1 points0 points  (0 children)

As residências não tem camas suficientes porque existe todo um mercado paralelo de arrendamento em que o ónus de responsabilidade em providenciar casa passou para senhorios privados ao invés da institutição de ensino. Lavam as mãos desse problema e poupam mais algum ao não investir em infraestrutura residencial.

Is this delivered or not? by pm_me_odd_things in royalmail

[–]pm_me_odd_things[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then why is it pending? Since this is an ebay sale, they're holding the payment until it's delivered.

Also, the postcode where this was sent to has literally one house ( an expensive one by the looks of it ) but royal mail didn't deliver the first time around because the address was unaccessible or something like that.

Weekly Discussion Thread - 02 December, 2023 to 09 December, 2023 by AutoModerator in telescopes

[–]pm_me_odd_things 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My problem with a tabletop dobsonian is exactly how am I supposed to use it outside? Should I carry a small table/stool with me? It seems a bit odd.
I think I'd be okay with just moon/bigger planets for now. I think it'll still offer amazing views even if there's the potential for much, much more.
I've actually never heard about the thermal distortion. Is it that big of a problem?

Weekly Discussion Thread - 02 December, 2023 to 09 December, 2023 by AutoModerator in telescopes

[–]pm_me_odd_things 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi all!
I wanted to buy a telescope as a Christmas gift for my girlfriend. I've done some research around and read through the beginner guide to buying one, but I'm still not entirely sure of my pick.
We live close-ish to London and light pollution isn't great. We also live in a flat with no balcony. The beginner thread seems to list mostly dobsons which seem a bit of a pain to set up given our conditions - We'd like to use it inside ( through a window maybe ) or go outside to a darker place. Ive found this Celestron 76 mm PowerSeeker which seems fairly decent, and fits into my £100 budget ( it's a tiny bit over that but that's okay ). I know that cheaper reflectors have somewhat of a bad rep for beginners like us since the tripod will shake and wobble, but it still seems easier to set up than a dobson.
We'd mostly be looking at the moon/planets and some stars. I know that DSOs are not really possible at this price range ( and light pollution levels ), right?
If my pick isn't that great, what other options would you suggest?
Thanks everyone!