Maybe it's a dick move to assume the negatives. Maybe he has opportunity to learn a lesson. Maybe he's on the verge of homelessness regardless. Maybe he's still a fucking human.
All of which has long been known in econometrics and modeling. Just throwing everything at any model doesn't make it better, but often worse. There's an art to modeling. A creativity in interpretation and selection required.
A large building with a lot of rentals would be taxed at a high total value, and this increased cost would be passed on to renters, thereby defeating the purpose. It should o ly apply to unrented properties.
Side note, I know nothing about rent control though.
I tried so hard to get Axis & Allies working in Lutris on Bazzite and couldn't. Tried using the disc's directly. Tried ripping the disc's to iso and mounting.
I think I kept getting stuck at how to go from the install disc to play disc during installation. I wanna say I eventually got that sorted, but it was very obtuse, and then got the game to boot but it stuck or froze somewhere or something. Been a while.
I did get Hover! working which was great. It was a very fun game for its time. It seemed to work flawlessly once it worked.
I like the ease of use and services Steam provides. The easy installs/reinstalls, cloud saves, the custom Notes are very useful for me, the library organization, some steam workshop stuff, the community hubs for games are fun shared content, the guides, the discussions, the reviews. All of it makes a nice experience. In general it's also cheaper than console. Then they made Steam Deck which is possibly my fav console ever.
Maybe it's a dick move to assume the negatives. Maybe he has opportunity to learn a lesson. Maybe he's on the verge of homelessness regardless. Maybe he's still a fucking human.