But their employer put them up at his workplace, so it would protect them in this case. Unless his Union consented on his behalf.

The protection from government is voting. After years of fighting them our community finally canceled its flock contract.

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It’s almost like buying all the RAM so most people can only afford subscription services is the point.

No BIPA protections for you.

Assuming you don’t live in Illinois?

Never stopped. Now I also host a service that can convert some sites to an RSS feed when they don’t have one.

You need to put a short explanation in the beginning of the body of the post per community rules.

A lot of gig workers just treat it like a paycheck and don’t compare revenue to expenses like the independent business it really is.

Edit: poor wording, I don’t believe it’s entirely an independent business but that is how they are paid.

These firms aren’t replacing people with AI, they’re cutting wages to fund building data centers because financing is starting to dry up.

Some people using their cars for gig work are barely making more than the value they are depreciating from their car through wear and tear.

All these replies arguing that was wrong and yet not one has the supposedly easy to find answer.

So since you replied with that instead of the answer…

OK, since it easily answers the question, what is the answer?

Unfortunately that doesn’t easily answer the question. Most of the active users down there are from mastodon.

Compared to a real camera plus a cell phone? Not even close. And the lenses are behind scratch resistant glass.

Because this is one device that fits easily in a pocket or purse. Most people want to have a nice camera on hand without having to lug around another big device.

This is great advice. And yeah $16k sounds a lot like “I don’t want to open this can of worms.”

I suggest consulting a local attorney. Laws concerning these things vary greatly. From my limited knowledge though that will probably end in some money wasted and an attorney telling you you’re SOL. But that will be small vs what you’re facing.

Also, normal home inspectors are not looking for this kind of stuff. The kinds of inspections mandated by law for sales don’t go nearly deep enough. And whatever was signed when they were hired no doubt covers their asses for this stuff. You’d have to pay someone a lot more to do a more thorough inspection.

Even if you’d hired a contractor yourself and this happened, after 9+ years in most US States you’re past the statute of limitations.

And you’re right, this is not what homeowners insurance is for.