Knowing airb&b, they probably already have an “extra lightbulbs” charge baked in to the cost somewhere…
E: that, or the owner will catch you on spycam and not only charge you but get you blacklisted, too…
Replace your airb&bs spy cams with regular objects to get free surveillance equipment.
This is the way. I really do love @GluWu@lemm.ee’s suggestion, but you’d have to find them first, this is far less time and effort consuming lol
I accidentally held down this little button on the back of the router for 10 seconds, then I accidentally logged in and changed the SSID and password. 🤷
Also your routers shitty default firmware doesn’t support a vpn client, so I accidentally flashed it with OpenWRT.
2/5 stars: Roku TV stopped working.
Also someone stopped by to drop off a letter for you. Said you are being served by the MPAA. Whatever that means lol. Would not recommend.
You should be OK, unlikely they will bother watching a camera over a few burned out bulbs.
This might be the funniest SLPT I’ve ever seen.
Well yeah, because its not shitty. Only for the AirB&B owner, but the landlord class can suck my ass.
I never stay in Airbnbs because I am vehemently against them as a concept because of what it does to local housing prices and availability. Sometimes, however I get dragged into trips where I’m not planning the lodging, and this was one of those times.
The last time I stayed in one I packed a charger for my phone (I usually don’t pack my good chargers on trips, and usually pack the slower USB type A to USB C chargers I have because when traveling, not a lot of places have integrated USB C everywhere). I plugged my phone and realized my phone was getting crazy hot from it, and not charging well. I thought, that’s weird, it’s a Samsung charger. I looked at it a bit closer, and it was actually some shitty Chinese charger in the shape of a Samsung charger. No idea where I inherited it from, but I swapped the brick with a random brick that was connected to the host’s camera system. I hope it fried that shit. Fuck AirBNB.
that was connected to the host’s camera system.
Yikes, cameras in an airbnb? No thank you.
How funny would it be to switch out every working bulb with a non working one
This is more like an unethical life pro tip.
