u/Objectionne

I'm probably going to subscribe to NovelAI and I'm choosing my tier. The unlimited image gen would definitely persuade me to subscribe to Opus but all of the images I see people posting on this sub seem to be anime or cartoon style.

I'd only really be interested in generating images that are at least semi-realistic (even if it's just like a 3D animated style) and I'd like the option do this with adult content also. I don't have any interest in anime style images.

Is this possible with the image gen available in the Opus subscription?

Hello, I'll be staying in Bergamo for a few days next week and I'm planning a day trip to Lake Iseo via public transport. I think I have it worked out from my research but I'd appreciate any validation from anyone who knows the public transport in the area well.

- E bus from Bergamo to Sarnico in the morning.
- Boat from Sarnico to Monte Isola
- Boat from Monte Isola to Iseo
- E bus from Iseo to Bergamo in the evening

My hope is to spend the morning in Sarnico and the afternoon in Iseo with a trip to Monte Isola in the middle. I'd just like to know whether this plan makes sense or if I'm missing something that could disrupt it.

Thank you!

EDIT: Thanks for the feedback from people so far. So I'm starting to think maybe a better itinerary would actually be:

- C bus from Bergamo to Lovere.
- Boat from Lovere to Monte Isola.
- Boat from Monte Isola to Sarnico.
- E bus from Sarnico to Bergamo.

That way I go to Lovere which people are saying is nice, I get a nice long boat ride across the entire lake, spent time in Monte Isola, then just get the short boat ride to Sarnico to see a bit of that and get the closer bus ride home. Does it make sense?

Hola, tengo una disputa con la distribuidora eléctrica y la inmobiliaria de mi piso. El pasado sábado se fue la luz en mi piso de alquiler. Vino un electricista y cambió el fusible del contador, y dijo que el portafusibles está dañado y hay que reemplazarlo o es probable que el problema vuelva a ocurrir.

Estoy intentando resolver esto pero distintas personas no dejan de pasarse la responsabilidad. Iberdrola me dijo que contactara con la distribuidora eléctrica (Edistribución Redes). La distribuidora me dijo que no es su problema y que tenemos que llamar a un electricista nosotros mismos. La inmobiliaria se lava las manos y dice que, al estar el contrato de la luz a mi nombre, es responsabilidad mía en su totalidad. Mi argumento es que, al tratarse de la habitabilidad del piso, el problema está en la infraestructura del edificio (el contador no está dentro del piso), y al ser una reparación permanente la responsabilidad debería recaer en el propietario y no en mí. De lo contrario, estaría pagando una reparación en la infraestructura del edificio de un apartamento que no es mío.

Agradecería que alguien pudiera decirme legalmente a quién le corresponde esta responsabilidad. Todo el mundo se niega a asumirla y creo que el resultado final será que se vuelva a ir la luz y tenga que pagar yo mismo la reparación, lo cual me parece injusto para una reparación como esta que beneficia al propietario.

Si sirve de algo, estoy en Cataluña.

EDIT: Los `CONDICIONES GENERALES DEL CONTRATO DE SUMINISTRO DE ENERGÍA Y OTROS SERVICIOS` de Iberdrola dice:

El Cliente deberá disponer de un equipo de medida en propiedad o alquiler, que cumpla con los requisitos técnicos establecidos. El Cliente será responsable de la custodia del equipo de medida, evitando su manipulación, y deberá facilitar el acceso al mismo a la Empresa Distribuidora para su instalación, lectura, inspección, mantenimiento, control y verificación.

Seguramente "para... mantenimiento" implica que el distribuidor es responsable del mantenimiento del contador?

EDIT 2:
Desafortunadamente encontré el siguiente texto en mi contrato de alquiler:

"""La adquisición, conservación, reparación o sustitución de los contadores de suministros y la importación del consumo, son de cuenta y carga exclusiva del arrendatario. La vivienda se alquila en la estada actual de las acometidas generales y ramales o líneas existentes correspondientes al mismo, para los suministros de que está dotado el inmueble. El arrendatario podrá concertar con las respectivas compañías suministradoras, alguna o todos los suministros de que está dotado el inmueble, con total indemnidad de la propiedad y del administrador."""

Entonces supongo que mi pregunta cambia a "Es una cláusula como esta legalmente ejecutable?" Sigo pensando que esto se relaciona claramente con la habitabilidad del piso y debería ser responsabilidad del propietario.

Hello, I currently rent an apartment in Tarragona. The apartment is managed by an inmobiliaria on behalf of the owner. The power contract with Iberdrola is in my name and I pay the bill.

I'll try to explain what happened succinctly:

- Nine days ago (Sunday May 31st) I started experiencing intermittent power cuts in my apartment in which the power would shut off for a second or two and then come back on automatically. The circuit breaker was not tripping, the power would just go off and on.

- I reported this to the inmobiliaria on the same night that it started happening. They replied to me on Monday - first they tried to say that I must be exceeding the contracted potencia but I was confident this wasn't the case (and I would expect the circuit breaker to trip in this case anyway). After some back and forth they agreed to send an electrician.

- By Wednesday the electrician still hadn't come and we'd had two more cases of the power cutting out and in. I talked with them again on this day and they still said the electrician would get in touch with me but nothing happened.

- There were no problems on Thursday or Friday so I didn't push it but then on this past Saturday morning the power in my apartment went out completely and didn't come back. I messaged the inmobiliaria and they said they couldn't find an electrician on Saturday morning and asked me to find one and have the bill made out to the owner (during this conversation they were still trying to push the idea that we must be doing something wrong and that it would be our responsibility, to which I persistently pushed back).

- The electrician came, found no power coming into our apartment, and went downstairs to the meter and found that the fuse had blown in the meter and that the fuse holder was damaged. He replaced the fuse to restore power but warned that it would probably happen again if the fuse holder isn't replaced. Exact words on the informe: "Revisión y sustitución de fusible de cuarto de contadores. Nota: es necesario cambiar y mejorar el portafusible del cuarto de contadores para que no vuelva a ocurrir." The electrician was very clear - and I know because I asked specifically - that there's no element of tenant fault in the problem. It's an issue with the building's infrastructure.

- Now this morning the inmobiliaria is telling me that the meter is rented from Iberdrola and as the power contract is in my name I'm responsible for it and that also this means I'm responsible for paying the electrician instead of the owner. This is the part specifically where I'd like to know whether they're having me on or not.

My point of view:

- The owner is responsible for maintaining the habitability of the apartment, and maintaining the power infrastructure is obviously part of that.

- I reported the issue before it became a big issue but they failed to respond in good time and so the ultimate result was a more expensive urgent Saturday morning call out. That's on them, not me.

- I had absolutely no way of knowing that the issue was with the rented meter before calling an electrician. Aside from the fact that the meter room in the building is kept locked for obvious reasons, it would obviously be unreasonable to expect a tenant to carry out an amateur investigation to determine the cause of a power failure instead of just calling an electrician.

I have no problem with the suggestion that the responsibility to call Iberdrola and get them to fix the meter lies with me, but I don't believe I should be responsible for paying the electrician which was a step taken to ensure the habitability of the apartment. I'd appreciate it if anybody could tell me what my rights are in this situation and whether I should really have to pay for the electrician. It feels like I'm paying 750€ a month in rent every month and they're constantly finding ways to try to weasel out of paying for the upkeep of the apartment.