DMell

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   by DMell 4y ago

   I encourage people to know the laws in the state they are exploring as they are different across the board - some are at no cost to the individual while others have clauses. Additionally, know how your device works - end to end - regardless
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   by DMell 4y ago

   Yes there are monthly plans that have different features - such as number of texts, custom messages, tracking intervals, etc.
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   by DMell 4y ago

   Thank you - I will!
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   by DMell 4y ago

   >Those folks, if they have any sense, have a dedicated device, as you state. You'd be shocked at the number of people who carry their beacon, probe, shovel, etc but not an InReach or Spot device. With that said, most groups have at
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   by DMell 4y ago

   I spend the majority of my time in the mountains here in Estes Park, Colorado where I carry the following in the winter - for both climbing and skiing: - Probe - Shovel - Beacon - InReach Mini I also work SAR and my partner has worked dispa
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   Building Efficient Dockerfiles – Node.js(bitjudo.com)

   2 points by DMell 4y ago|0 comments
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   by DMell 4y ago

   >My broader concern is the acquisition by Outside Magazine is not going smoothly I'd be curious to know how this directly impacted Gaia development. It's a tool I rely on essentially every day in some pretty harsh environments
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   by DMell 4y ago

   I personally have not but I know a couple of individuals that have.
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   by DMell 4y ago

   This is fantastic. I currently live in Rocky Mountain National Park where I climb, hike, and ski nearly every day - my partner also works for the Park Service. We have been using Gaia and love it but your UI looks fantastic and I'll ge
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    Marine Survey 101(pcmarinesurveys.com)

    7 points by DMell 4y ago|2 comments
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    by DMell 4y ago

    My girlfriend is a biologist with the National Parks Service and all of their resumes are expected to be three to five pages long. It hurt my soul when she told me that.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    I graduated last year and one of our final classes required a resume be submitted using the professors format which was colorful, differing fonts, and used "confidence percentages". I wouldn't dare use it in the real world bu
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    by DMell 4y ago

    I imagine he expects to get exactly what you described.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    The _Threads_ being active is shockingly irritating to me.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    I absolutely did - apologies.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    This is very cool! Thanks for sharing.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    You can use it with any cloud storage - iCloud, Dropbox, etc.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    I'm really struggling to understand how Obsidian isn't free. Maybe I'm simply missing your point. There is no expectation that you use sync, it's simply an option for those that want it and are likely less tech oriented.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    I’d start with the plugins. It allows for easy integration into my current workflow.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    Interesting - the homepage is pretty straightforward.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    It’s a fantastic markdown editor. Have been using it daily for a year now as an organization and note tool and couldn’t be happier.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    This and Untitled by Sigur Rós[0] are my go-to work albums. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/(_)_(album)
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    “The Story of the Chinese Farmer” by Alan Watts(craftdeology.com)

    1 points by DMell 4y ago|0 comments
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    by DMell 4y ago

    Yup - has been flawless for years but feel like recently there have been more and more issue.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    I found my current role in a jobs thread and couldn’t be happier. I was picky though and it took time.
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    ‘Forgotten archive’ of medieval books and manuscripts discovered(medievalists.net)

    2 points by DMell 4y ago|0 comments
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    by DMell 4y ago

    For clarity, that wasn’t my intention even of the slightest.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    > Wikipedia is the greatest collection of knowledge ever assembled. It puts the library of Alexandria to shame. And all of it was created by people who did not make a single buck from their efforts, nor were they trying to. I’m not tryin
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    by DMell 4y ago

    Not loading for me. iOS Safari.
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    by DMell 4y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33068418