Yeah, more or less both
Keep your share of rent between 1/4 and 1/3 of your income, set up passive savings contributions of at least 10% and use a high yield savings account to stave off inflation until you both have 3 months living expenses and understand why the best investment strategies are boring
If you're in university, your desired career and its requirements should determine your major, , not the other way around
I graduated with a bachelor's degree only to realize my career was a dead end because only in my senior year was I informed there's such thing as a "mental health license" for which I was disqualified due to low grades in a non-related class the year prior. Eventually I learned how well blue collar jobs pay (with a lot of job security at that) and got back on my feet working in logistics but I'll never see the 50x return on investments by retirement because "why learn about finances when you can barely pay rent"
It all seems very obvious in hindsight
Understood. I've only recently been learning how much Canadian mortgages force their lendees to "readjust" to new conditions. In the US you can generally keep the initial terms shy of a refinance or foreclosure
Can you provide any local insight as to whether you can find a decent house at a lower rate than that?
I know housing affordability is a shit show there and that lady isn't making enough no matter what she does but I'm curious how much she could have lowered that percentage
She had to sell her house after her divorce and now pays $2,679 per month for a three-bedroom townhouse in the same neighbourhood. She didn't want her children, a teen boy and teen girl, to have to switch schools or share a bedroom
Then... What did selling the house achieve...?
Got to implement one of these systems at work before
They wanted it in place ASAP so I skipped creating an opt-out/opt-in "feature"
Just burn the "dangerous books" obviously...
This isn't a "question for the community" nor even a thinly veiled attempt at raising awareness: it's the epitome of self-righteousness
They're the same picture
Right... like you didn't grow up watching the International Day of Solidarity with Long Term Anarchist Prisoners special every year with the rest of us
The high schools in Putnam County, FL were like this at least when I was a kid as a way to "keep costs low"
My dad unironically told me they added a paved road recently to show things are improving
Uses the term capitalism correctly and is actually funny
... Where am I....?
Any luck/experience contributing more bike-friendly roads to Google Maps
I thought this would be dead simple but trying to label a road as "bike-friendly" isn't as intuitive as one would hope (am I "adding" a road even though it's technically there or reporting "wrong info" piece by piece?)
Made this PRAW script to ensure my Reddit data is cleared before deactivating. I sure hope a bunch of people don't run it during the last few days of free API access...
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/647097
> You'll need to update the praw.Reddit() parameters and set booleans to True based on what you want to have cleared.
>
> This also overwrites your comments with nonsense content seeing as Reddit doesn't really delete your comments if nobody forces them
>
> Sorry about the amateurish Python, this isn't my go-to language
>
> > import praw > > #Update all values set to XXXXXX and set boolean values to True for whatever you'd like to clear > > reddit = praw.Reddit( > client_id="XXXXXX", > client_secret="XXXXXX", > user_agent="script running locally", #required for PRAW but not sure content matters > username="XXXXXX", > password="XXXXXX" > ) > > #booleans > delete_posts = False > delete_comments = False > delete_saved = False > clear_votes = False > unsubscribe = False > > def get_posts(): > return reddit.user.me().submissions.new(limit=100) > > def get_comments(): > return reddit.user.me().comments.new(limit=100) > > def get_subscriptions(): > return reddit.user.subreddits() > > def get_saved_items(): > return reddit.user.me().saved(limit=100) > > def get_upvoted(): > return reddit.user.me().upvoted(limit=100) > > def get_downvoted(): > return reddit.user.me().downvoted(limit=100) > > while(clear_votes): > count = 0 > upvotes = get_upvoted() > downvotes = get_downvoted() > for vote in upvotes: > try: > vote.clear_vote() > count += 1 > print('Clearing vote for: ', vote) > except Exception as e: > print('Could not clear vote due to: ', e, '(this is normal for archived posts)') > continue > for vote in downvotes: > try: > vote.clear_vote() > count += 1 > print('Clearing vote for: ', vote) > except Exception as e: > print('Could not clear vote due to: ', e, '(this is normal for archived posts)') > continue > if(count == 0): > clear_votes = False > > while(delete_saved): > count = 0 > saved_items = get_saved_items() > for item in saved_items: > item.unsave() > count += 1 > print('Unsaved item ID: ', item) > if(count == 0): > delete_saved = False > > > while(delete_posts): > count = 0 > posts = get_posts() > for post in posts: > print("Deleting submission: ", post) > post.delete() > count += 1 > if(count == 0): > delete_posts = False > > > #Replace comments with nonsense data first as Reddit only "marks comments as" deleted > while(delete_comments): > count = 0 > comments = reddit.user.me().comments.new(limit=1000) > print("Replacing comments with nonsense data") > for comment in comments: > comment.edit('So long and thanks for all the fish') > print("Deleting comments") > for comment in comments: > comment.delete() > count+=1 > if (count == 0): > delete_comments = False > > while(unsubscribe): > count = 0 > subscriptions = get_subscriptions() > for subreddit in subscriptions: > subreddit.unsubscribe() > count += 1 > print('Unsubscribed from: ', subreddit.display_name) > if (count == 0): > unsubscribe = False > > print('--finished--') >
Made this PRAW script to ensure my Reddit data is cleared before deactivating. I sure hope a bunch of people don't run it during the last few days of free API access...
You'll need to update the praw.Reddit() parameters and set booleans to True based on what you want to have cleared.
This also overwrites your comments with nonsense content seeing as Reddit doesn't really delete your comments if nobody forces them
Sorry about the amateurish Python, this isn't my go-to language
``` import praw
#Update all values set to XXXXXX and set boolean values to True for whatever you'd like to clear
reddit = praw.Reddit( client_id="XXXXXX", client_secret="XXXXXX", user_agent="script running locally", #required for PRAW but not sure content matters username="XXXXXX", password="XXXXXX" )
#booleans delete_posts = False delete_comments = False delete_saved = False clear_votes = False unsubscribe = False
def get_posts(): return reddit.user.me().submissions.new(limit=100)
def get_comments(): return reddit.user.me().comments.new(limit=100)
def get_subscriptions(): return reddit.user.subreddits()
def get_saved_items(): return reddit.user.me().saved(limit=100)
def get_upvoted(): return reddit.user.me().upvoted(limit=100)
def get_downvoted(): return reddit.user.me().downvoted(limit=100)
while(clear_votes): count = 0 upvotes = get_upvoted() downvotes = get_downvoted() for vote in upvotes: try: vote.clear_vote() count += 1 print('Clearing vote for: ', vote) except Exception as e: print('Could not clear vote due to: ', e, '(this is normal for archived posts)') continue for vote in downvotes: try: vote.clear_vote() count += 1 print('Clearing vote for: ', vote) except Exception as e: print('Could not clear vote due to: ', e, '(this is normal for archived posts)') continue if(count == 0): clear_votes = False
while(delete_saved): count = 0 saved_items = get_saved_items() for item in saved_items: item.unsave() count += 1 print('Unsaved item ID: ', item) if(count == 0): delete_saved = False
while(delete_posts): count = 0 posts = get_posts() for post in posts: print("Deleting submission: ", post) post.delete() count += 1 if(count == 0): delete_posts = False
#Replace comments with nonsense data first as Reddit only "marks comments as" deleted while(delete_comments): count = 0 comments = reddit.user.me().comments.new(limit=1000) print("Replacing comments with nonsense data") for comment in comments: comment.edit('So long and thanks for all the fish') print("Deleting comments") for comment in comments: comment.delete() count+=1 if (count == 0): delete_comments = False
while(unsubscribe): count = 0 subscriptions = get_subscriptions() for subreddit in subscriptions: subreddit.unsubscribe() count += 1 print('Unsubscribed from: ', subreddit.display_name) if (count == 0): unsubscribe = False
print('--finished--') ```