My landlord emailed me an N1 form to raise my rent by 2.1% once my year-long lease ends in August. I know it’s legal, but I thought the rental market was cooling down. What should I do? I can afford the increase, but I'm surprised he doesn't realize how hard it might be to find a new tenant in August. This house was sitting on the market for three months before we rented it in 2025.
I think there’s a massive double standard in how internet blackouts are covered internationally. If the US or Israel disrupted Iran’s internet infrastructure, it would dominate headlines for weeks and be framed as collective punishment or censorship. But when the Iranian regime itself restricts internet access to suppress protests and control information, coverage is much quieter and far less sustained. That inconsistency is hard to ignore.
Per Netblock: Today is the 74th day that Iran has been largely cut off the global internet, with the incident now passing hour 1752
I changed my winter tires to my all-season set myself on my Tesla Model Y. After the swap, I noticed a noise coming from the front left side mostly at higher speeds (around highway speed).
Things I already checked: Tire pressure is correct
Lug nuts were tightened with a torque wrench to 175 Nm, No warning lights on the car, No major steering vibration, as far as i know my all season tires don't have directions (my winter tire do)
The noise sounds more like a hum / road noise than a clicking sound.
I had a car behind me, i was very fortunate they didn't hit me. And yes i reported it
It has happened twice at this location so something not random
OpenCode Go gives access to DeepSeek V4 Pro, but I can’t find which provider is actually serving it.
Is it DeepSeek directly, Together, Fireworks, OpenRouter, or something else?
Main concern is data privacy: which provider’s retention / no-training policy applies? I'm looking here but i can't find it https://opencode.ai/docs/go/