Manhattan led the city with the median asking rent jumping 9% ($427) in a single year to reach $5,117. Brooklyn recorded the second-biggest annual spike of 5.9% ($225), as the median rent rose to $4,054. Queens followed closely with rents rising 5.6% to $3,561 from last year. Fresh College Grads Face NYC’s Toughest Rental Market […]
So let me be the doctor who says it plainly. This is not the mild plant of the 1970s. Then, cannabis was 1-3% THC. Today’s products run 15-25%, and concentrates — dabs, vapes, wax — hit 70-90%+. When people say “it’s natural, it’s harmless,” they’re defending a product that no longer exists. We didn’t legalize […]
See The Articles in This Blog are Being Stolen by AI and The Recipes in This Blog Are Being Stolen by AI. The United States has >4500 data centers. China, maybe as many as 450 data centers. Belgium? 47 data centers. Hong Kong 60-120 data centers, estimated. Singapore > 70 data centers. India has 150-270 data centers. […]
Beyond their versatility, tiny homes typically have multifunctional furniture, including fold-down tables, convertible sofas, and Murphy beds. Because of the small space, tiny homes are commonly built vertically, with sleeping areas accessible by built-in ladders or stairs. How Tiny Homes Became Big Business—Evolving From DIY Off-Grid Shacks to the Design Darling of Social Media – […]
Meta is testing an app that uses AI to automate bedtime stories for children. The future is here, folks — and boy, is it depressing. The app, first caught by 9to5Mac, is called “StoryKit.” (It’s not yet available in the US; Meta confirmed to TechCrunch that it’s currently testing StoryKit in pilot countries.) Per a webpage […]
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A bridge and road washed out in my neighborhood in 2020. They still haven’t repaired it. It washed out previously in 2005 and again in 2007. Climate change is real.
My sister has properties in VT. No update from her tenants because there is no power.
It’s bad up there.