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So im renting a house with a 5 friends, and would be interested in buying from the elderly couple who own it. Not all of us would be buying it, just me and one other.

It's not a house I could afford myself, but with how much we pay collectively in rent, we could easily afford the monthly mortgage, insurance, maintenance, etc. So my question is would a bank factor in how much the house is making off the tenants in deciding on a mortgage.

I think the prevailing opinion is that income and getting the down-payment are the only things that matter to qualify for a mortgage; however, considering I haven't found much info online for someone in my situation, where a tenent-occupied house is being

So I read through all of discworld for the first time in 2020. It was quite a socially tumultuous time then, and like many, I was getting into political thought. I was already pretty left, but I wanted to understand more political theory and all that. So as I was reading through discworld, I was approaching them through a very political lens.

There were a lot of books, so I felt I could get a pretty good read on what Prattchett's political ideology, which it turned out to be pretty hard. You can find examples of authoritarian approaches being the right way, other times, democratic or revolutionary actions are championed. Pratchett will show that liberation is the way to go, but also the sta

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I'm putting a turbo back on the exhaust manifold in a vintage car and was wondering if I should use a bolt that's a higher grade strength so that I would be less likely to deform the bolt's threads.

I wouldn't be concerned if the nuts were nyloc, but since it's an exhaust, they are all metal. The nuts are one-time-use, and obviously will deform, but I'd like to reuse the bolts with no issues. As with any old car, I'll be removing stuff pretty frequently for upgrades and repairs, so I imagine I'll be removing the turbo a handful amount of time in the future years and want to be kind on future me.

I was looking at getting flanged bolts, but they're only ava

I think Pratchett's writing style is better expressed when voiced aloud. The comedic timing can be lost when looking at a page, and the flow of dialogue can be hard to follow at times, but becomes much clearer when listening to the different voices. Patrerns of speech, like the igors can be difficult to understand without trying to sound it out first. The footnotes also flow better when its the narrator chiming in with a remark than when just seeting an asterisk that points to a note at the bottom of the page.

I may be biased towards the audiobooks because that is how I went through the entire series. It's also generally how I consume books as I work in a warehouse where only my mind and ea

thoughts so far are a 3-legged race or human wheelbarrow section, rollerblade section, backwards running section, & inflatable pool toy across greenlake.

maybe include some sort of relay prop to pass along.

my front wheel has a deore HB-M525 hub which uses a M9x1 QR axle (based on my own measurents and what the internet says). I want to go to a solid threaded axle because my front rack attaches to the axle and I dont have eyelets to attach. Before I learned the axle was 9mm, I thought it would be an easy swap, but now I have to find alternative options since M9x1 studs arent really available.

I feel my best bet would be to go to an M10 stud, however I'm concerned about the cone nuts. Supposedly the rear skewers of deore hubs have M10 axles, so I could harvest the nuts from that, but then bearing size becomes an issue. It see

My current commuter is pretty heavy and I live in a place with a lot of steep hills, I was wondering if the newest version of the nexus 8 is noticably lighter and/or more efficient.

I use a roller brake, so I'm curious if a newer one of those would also have less rolling resistance