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I can’t seem to read this right now since I’m over my limit of free articles but I’ll say that Meetup.com has been really helpful to find interesting people in

by colmvp 9y ago

I can’t seem to read this right now since I’m over my limit of free articles but I’ll say that Meetup.com has been really helpful to find interesting people in the same boat. My recommendation to people is to find a meetup (doesn’t have to be from Meetup, could be a sports league, religious group, volunteering...) that meets frequently so that you have a chance to slowly get to know the same group of people over a course of time. I find meeting up once per month is a little too infrequent for growing bonds and prefer weekly/biweekly meetups but sometimes you end up meeting someone who you gel with and it’s easy to meetup many times over beyond the meetup interval.

nightski 9y ago
Open in incognito. Read as many articles as you'd like.
- lr4444lr 9y ago
  Incognito holds onto cookies too (in a separate instance of course). Did you find a way to conveniently overcome that without causing the NYTimes not to work?
  - danvayn 9y ago
    http://euri.ca/2011/get-around-new-york-times-20-article-limit/index.html http://euri.ca/2011/get-around-new-york-times-20-article-lim... This doesnt work anymore?
  - JimmyAustin 9y ago
    Incognito clears the cookies once all incognito windows are closed.
zapt02 9y ago
+1 - for anyone in the tech field (or even if you're not) that likes to meet some new people, join a few Meetup.com groups in your area and talk to random people inbetween the meetup sessions. 9/10 people will be a dud but I've ended up finding som really good friends via Meetup.
kilroy123 9y ago
What I do to get a few more free views is, add a `.` to the end of .com. www.nytimes.com.
- wenc 9y ago
  Or open the site in incognito mode. Works every time.
  - _coveredInBees 9y ago
    Or just disable scripts from nytimes.com using uMatrix or some similar extension.
technobabble 9y ago
+1 as well. To piggy-back, I highly recommend EventBrite as well.
ahtu123 9y ago
Also don't give up on the first dud of a meetup. You need to check out a handful to find a good fit.

by colmvp 9y ago

nightski 9y ago

Open in incognito. Read as many articles as you'd like.

lr4444lr 9y ago
Incognito holds onto cookies too (in a separate instance of course). Did you find a way to conveniently overcome that without causing the NYTimes not to work?
- danvayn 9y ago
  http://euri.ca/2011/get-around-new-york-times-20-article-limit/index.html http://euri.ca/2011/get-around-new-york-times-20-article-lim... This doesnt work anymore?
- JimmyAustin 9y ago
  Incognito clears the cookies once all incognito windows are closed.

zapt02 9y ago

+1 - for anyone in the tech field (or even if you're not) that likes to meet some new people, join a few Meetup.com groups in your area and talk to random people inbetween the meetup sessions. 9/10 people will be a dud but I've ended up finding som really good friends via Meetup.

kilroy123 9y ago

What I do to get a few more free views is, add a `.` to the end of .com. www.nytimes.com.

wenc 9y ago
Or open the site in incognito mode. Works every time.
- _coveredInBees 9y ago
  Or just disable scripts from nytimes.com using uMatrix or some similar extension.

technobabble 9y ago

+1 as well. To piggy-back, I highly recommend EventBrite as well.

ahtu123 9y ago

Also don't give up on the first dud of a meetup. You need to check out a handful to find a good fit.