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I can understand the motivation completely. It's not about wanting to be away from your friends. It's about not wanting to be stuck in your apartment in a cit
by jasonkester 7y ago
I can understand the motivation completely.
It's not about wanting to be away from your friends. It's about not wanting to be stuck in your apartment in a city that's rainy and cold for six months straight starting in late October when you're young and unencumbered and you know that there's a sunny tropical paradise just a quick 16 hour flight away.
There's lots of other unencumbered young fun people there riding out the winter season, working on their surfing skills while coding from their laptops. Some of them you already know, others you'll meet when you get there, and you'll keep in touch for years (even if you're no longer living near them).
It's such a good way to do things that many people have arranged their lives so that they can do it every year (I did it for maybe 15 years before finally buying a couch in a place where there was something to do in the winter).
But I might point out to the author that 27 inch monitors cost $129.00 each. Even in Krabi, Thailand. And they make good gifts to the locals when it's time to move on.
Sorted.
- cerberusss 7y ago> 27 inch monitors cost $129.00 each Heh yes, that's what I thought as well. And what's more, he only needed 24". Let's assume that 129 is the going rate for the author and he wanted 3 monitors to work on. Since he has undoubtedly spent more than three hours building and schlepping around this setup, I don't think it was worth it. But then again, that's probably not what this is about :)
- kayoone 7y agoThat might work well if you are single and have no obligations in live, all power to you but it's just not an option for many.