Indeed but those sites failed. So if you are planning for failure, sure, use any hosting. If you hope for success, use a reasonable host — it’s not that difficult, and if luck favors you, you’ll be able to capitalize on it.
Strong Towns makes a compelling case but until (unless?) suburbs truly start bankrupting in the way they describe, and in a way that hurts residents, I kind of think they are preaching to the choir.
Like if they are right but central state / city governments just increase subsidization, maybe that’s just what people want. Despite the fact that I don’t like it myself.
Certainly not a substitute, but come on, no need at all? We have food handling safety laws and restaurant inspectors, so there’s no need to review restaurants?
This seems very cool. I’m trying to figure out if anyone would take a donation to build say 1000 of these and give them away, but I can’t find any kind of contact info for IIAB. They link to Wikimedia Medicine which I also can’t find any contact info for, apparently communication should happen over “meta” which must be some wiki thing?
Anyway, if you have or know about a 501c3 that can build and give away these devices, please share contact info here.
I have the same cat friendly door closer! Very useful for a good night’s sleep. But now my cat is so old he mostly stays curled up on the bed poor fellow.