Re:People expect technology to suck because it sucks
by swirepe on Friday September 25, 2020 @05:28PM
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To be fair, the previous person didn't know you were going to try to plant vegetables in their landfill.
Re:People expect technology to suck because it sucks
by tetris11 on Friday September 25, 2020 @06:05PM
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But those same owners failed to mention the landfill during the handover
Re:People expect technology to suck because it sucks
by titzer on Friday September 25, 2020 @08:42PM
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Not to mention, it was almost certainly illegal.
Re:People expect technology to suck because it sucks
by kordlessagain on Friday September 25, 2020 @10:29PM
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Out of sight, out of mind!
Re:People expect technology to suck because it sucks
by scrapgardener on Friday September 25, 2020 @11:28PM
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to be fair ulrikrasmussen didn't know the previous owner was trying to plant scrap trees
Re:People expect technology to suck because it sucks
by jrumbut on Friday September 25, 2020 @09:31PM
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A similar thing happened at a relatives' house, a long disused storage space under a deck needed to be cleaned and whatever natural forces were at work had accumulated enough new dirt to actually bury items stored under there (a similar array of items, since no one had played with the children's stuff and a few old chairs and such had been thrown there).
It's a lot of work to dig a hole large enough for a water heater, I wouldn't be surprised if something similar happened (I probably would have also checked inside the water heater since if you wanted to bury something and keep it dry one might consider a water heater tank as a possible container, not sure it actually works but it's a natural idea).
I guess my point is that there is a difference between things sucking because of the laws of nature, and things sucking because of incompetence, laziness or indifference.