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I looked through the Laws of LT and didn't see any mention of a license or restrictions on how people can use the translations that are posted. They don't allow posting other people's translations without credit. That's the closest thing I saw. I checked the FAQ too.

If you do a search for "creative commons" site:lyricstranslate.com, you'll see some people who add a note that their translation is licensed under Creative Commons. Not everyone does that.

I have to say, LyricsTranslate is the best site I've found for song translations. It actually HAS translations, unlike a lot of other sites that show up in the Google results but don't actually have anything. The quality is usually good, plus it lets you read both versions side by side. I always get happy to find translations there, especially from Romanian to English. Those are pretty rare. So if you've posted there already.....thank you!

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I think part of it is because of pricing software like RealPage.

On a summer day last year, a group of real estate tech executives gathered at a conference hall in Nashville to boast about one of their company’s signature products: software that uses a mysterious algorithm to help landlords push the highest possible rents on tenants.

“Never before have we seen these numbers,” said Jay Parsons, a vice president of RealPage, as conventiongoers wandered by. Apartment rents had recently shot up by as much as 14.5%, he said in a video touting the company’s services. Turning to his colleague, Parsons asked: What role had the software played?

“I think it’s driving it, quite honestly,” answered Andrew Bowen, another RealPage executive. “As a property manager, very few of us would be willing to actually raise rents double digits within a single month by doing it manually.”

I lived in a building that used this software. In 6-7 years, rent went from around $1200 to about $2,000. More and more apartments stayed empty. They kept raising prices during the pandemic. Surprise surprise, a tent city popped up down the street. A couple people died there.

Does music count? I don't have much trouble with languages, but music theory has always been Greek to me.

Arabic would be interesting. Or Italian. Finnish is pretty. It has a nice rhythm.

I'm in the US and speak German and Spanish. I can understand a little Romanian.

It sounds like a poor attempt at money grubbing and a ham-handed way to try to keep subs from doing a repeat of John Oliver, red pandas, and Christian minecraft servers.

If you have shill mods and users who have to spend corporate bucks to get a say in what the sub is about.....that's totally not putting your thumb on the scale or anything.

Are they soft? Do they make cute noises? Would love to pet one if I could. Looks like this guy really liked the attention.

Honestly, probably not too much. Eat some of my favorite foods, write letters to people I care about, listen to my favorite music. Hopefully be able to enjoy nature one last time. And maybe ingest some mind-altering substances.

When I sort by hot on Lemmy and kbin, I get a different order on each site. Sometimes it's similar, but it can vary quite a bit. It doesn't seem like boosts affect the comment order on Lemmy.

Hadn't heard of this one before, but it looks good. Love that I can fit like 8 posts per page. I don't see a way to jump to previous, next, or parent in the comments, but maybe that will be added.

Did you use a phone camera, or do you take a separate camera with you? Great picture!

I've got a lot of questions. Please feel free to ignore some of them if it's too much.

What are the pay and hours like? Is there any difference between wildfires and urban firefighting, as far as that goes?

How did you get into this line of work? What has kept you there?

I've seen documentaries where firefighters cook for each other, but I think that was usually in a city. Is that a thing in wildland firefighting too?

Any interesting or memorable moments that stand out and you'd be willing to share?

I use an exfoliating washcloth like this. It lathers really well. Scrubs off the dead skin and it's long so you can scratch your back. It air dries fast.