@pluralistic Arizona Republicans while dominating state gov't prohibited localities from regulating short-term rentals in our neighborhoods. Our current Mayor of Flagstaff and City Council are working to mitigate the harms done to quality of life for year-round residents. Democrats and Independents who believe in local democracy must flip the state legislature to give back to cities our local regulatory power. #STR #azleg #Flagstaff #airbnb

This STR issue is less complicated if you boil away a lot of nonsense.

Are you part of the culture that draws tourism?

If the answer is no, the answer is no. No. No.

Someone moving somewhere culturally significant to have a STR fund a retirement, or as a side-hustle, needs to have cultural roots. Period.

Foolishness thrives in places like Hawai'i and New Orleans where those who have made a concrete historic cultural contribution are being pushed out by neocolonialists.

#ShortTermRental #STR

My neighborhood is dealing with the parasitic nature of #ShortTermRental homes right now, but the situation is not as horrific as what this neighborhood is experiencing.

Please think twice before using #Airbnb and other #str housing. It's bad for the people living in those neighborhoods. The business model has ZERO accountability by design because tenants turn over constantly.

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/inside-bro-tastic-party-airbnb-gentrifying-east-austin/

#!/bin/bash

# Backmatch is a simple dual-n-back-inspired performance task trainer for Bash
# Usage example: bash backmatch 3

if [[ ${#} -ge 1 ]] && [[ ${1} =~ ^[0-9]*$ ]]
then
n=${1}
else
echo "'${@}' is not a number, is it?"
exit 1
fi

echo "Ctrl+C pressing is for quitters."
npo=$((n+1))
sec=3

end() {
echo -en " \n"
if [[ ${#str} -ge ${npo} ]] # If enough characters had been generated
then
for i in $(seq $n); do echo -n "-"; done # offset by $n dashes
echo ${str}
echo ${you}
got=0
for i in $(seq ${#str})
do
[[ ${str:$i:1} == ${you:$((i+n)):1} ]] && got=$((got+1))
done
echo -e "\n${got} out of $((${#str}-npo)) correct"
else
echo "Not enough data to judge you."
fi
}

trap end EXIT

while true
do
str+=$(cat /dev/urandom | tr -dc 'A-Z' | head -c 1) # Get a random new letter.
echo -en "\r \r${str: -1}" # Print the last character in the string (the new letter).
read -n 1 -t ${sec} key # Get a single character input, timeout $sec seconds.
[[ -n ${key} ]] && you+=${key^^} || you+="-"
[[ ${key^^} == ${str: -$npo:1} ]] \
&& echo -en "\r good" \
|| echo -en "\r bad" # Check if uppercase input char is the same as the nth char from the back.
done

end

exit 1

Hey, I'm Harriet. I do #raredisease #genomics, with a focus on short tandem repeat expansions. I love #bioinformatics methods dev.
Currently a #postdoc at the University of Utah.
#introduction #STR

@Troll
Par contre, c'est le papy des #STR... Ça va te faire un choc.

மீண்டும் 'மன்மதன்' ஆவாரா சிம்பு ? #Simbu #STR
அதுக்கு அவர் மொதல்ல மெலியணும்