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LOL I cant wait to see what permissions this thing is gonna demand

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Some corp can just cut off my laundry access and I'm shit outta luck, and because it's all private it's not an issue

IT LITERALLY REFUSES TO START UNLESS I GIVE IT FILESYSTEM AND LOCATION RIGHT OFF THE BAT HAHAHAHA

Leaving the husk of what would have been a *perfectly fine* coin system just adds salty insult to injury 😭

@Birdmachine hmm, if use of these facilities is mentioned in your lease and the requirement to have a smartphone to use them is not specified, that seems very fishy to me, a non lawyer

@fresh_newlook Lol the lease directly contradicts itself constantly.

We aren't allowed any wall attachments. This not only covers nails/hooks but even explicitly prohibits those sticky hooks.

We are required to install and provide curtains for all exterior windows. Makeshift solutions including those involving sheets are specifically prohibited

@fresh_newlook Id like to know how one installs these curtains without anything installed on the walls buuuuuuuut shrug XD

@Birdmachine "enjoy this new convenient way to do laundry" (that we totally didn't make using the cheapest possible 3rd party developer who wine'd-and-dine'd one of the owners and wow'd them with the power of "SMART PHONES")

I bet the company that makes that gets a cut of each transaction and are rolling in bank.

@Birdmachine I can't do public laundry machine due to extreme reactions to soaps. This is on my wishlist for when I eventually move out from here: amazon.com/Avalon-Bay-Non-Elec

Needs a bit of elbow grease, but it does both washing and spin-drying and isn't that bad. invidio.us/watch?v=OKl1zIBTveU

There are also some small form factor electric washer-dryer combos you can get that are apartment friendly. The electricity costs end up adding up to the same as going to a laundromat even considering load sizes.

@Birdmachine It is basically a high temperature high capacity salad spinner with a drain. Theoretically can make your own if you've got access to a shop space, but might be hard to build the gearing.

Thy also have one at home-depot near where I live if you're not a fan of amazon.

No shitty cellphone app required.

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