▲ 10 r/Rural_Internet
Does anyone use satellite internet to do telemedicine from home?
If you do, please share which service you use and if it works great or if you've had any problems when conducting business from home.
u/kodenami — 8 days ago
▲ 1 r/telehealth
Does anyone use satellite internet to do telemedicine from home?
If you do, please share which service you use and if it works great or if you've had any problems when conducting business from home.
u/kodenami — 10 days ago
▲ 7 r/arizona
Wild horses, Salt river
Are there any good places to see the wild horses along the Salt River where you can park/pull off for free?
u/kodenami — 17 days ago
▲ 85 r/FlockSurveillance
Why can't the Kia Boys switch to Flock cameras instead?
Call themselves Flock Jocks.
u/kodenami — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/HOA
[OH] [Condo] Algae on siding
I rent a house in an HOA. 2.5 years and never a single complaint. The property management company says there is algae on the siding that needs to be removed per HOA guidelines. My lease states *Landlord maintenance obligations*. Specifies repairing, replacing and remedying. "Siding" is mentioned among other things. The algae wasn't due to neglect, it's due to weather and time. I kindly forwarded the letter on to the property manager for my rental company who is telling me it's my responsibility. I would like to hear any feedback as to who you think is responsible.
u/kodenami — 2 months ago
▲ 225 r/blackcats
Looks innocent
The innocent look. In reality Jerry gets into everything he's not supposed to. But in his mom's eyes he can do no wrong. Spoiled. ...as they should be.
u/kodenami — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/renting
Renting site unseen.
Has anyone ever had to rent a house that they couldn't physically tour before moving in?
We'll be in this situation soon. Moving from east to west. It's just distance wise and economically not that easy for us to go and look at the house.
There are plenty of pictures but they don't always tell the whole story of what the property is.
Did you ever have to do this? Did it work out ok, or did you encounter anything bad after the fact?
u/kodenami — 3 months ago