News for hackers. Stuff that matters.
Re:NY hotels trying to outlaw short-term home sublets (i.e. ... by earl on Tuesday June 29, 2010 @02:19PM (#1472261)
Well, try living with me. I live in Ashbury Heights in SF. Our next door neighbor runs a possibly illegal short stay hotel. It sucks ass -- this is a quiet residential neighborhood and he rents to either redneck trash that think it's appropriate to open their car windows, blast country music as loud as their stereos will go, and drink cheap beer on the sidewalk at 2 in the morning or to eurotrash who at least have their loud parties in the house, but tend to party much later. I've had to repeatedly call the police, and finally settled the problem, for the most part, by setting my alarm for 4 AM and ringing the doorbell of the owners / using an air horn to wake the owners up. I made him understand that when I don't sleep, his family doesn't sleep, and he finally cracked down on it.

I still have his drunk assholes peeing on our garden once a month.

Re:NY hotels trying to outlaw short-term home sublets (i.e. ... by blhack on Tuesday June 29, 2010 @02:33PM (#1472302)
>I still have his drunk assholes peeing on our garden once a month.

Get a dog.

Re:NY hotels trying to outlaw short-term home sublets (i.e. ... by pavel_lishin on Tuesday June 29, 2010 @11:55PM (#1473858)
Running electrified fencing is probably cheaper in the long run.

Although I guess it'll only solve the problem once per guest.

Re:NY hotels trying to outlaw short-term home sublets (i.e. ... by madair on Tuesday June 29, 2010 @04:13PM (#1472634)
Sounds like a lot of people are "trash" to you.