MichaelTieso

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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   Yes, sorry. Internationally you can not take out money from the ATMs.
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   Half of my family is from Buenos Aires and I often go back to visit. It's crazier than you think over there. Not too long ago they made it illegal and very difficult for any Argentinean to take out their own money from the ATM. The gov
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   I use NameCheap because it's simple. Nothing fancy about it. I hate the crazy amount of popups GoDaddy gives you.
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   This worked for me.
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   Since I work remotely, I can live and work anywhere. Right now I'm in Sayulita, Mexico for 6 months. I've been traveling from place to place for the last 5 years.
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   This is pretty normal in Australia. I remember seeing quite a few signs and announcements that you were not allowed to joke about the security. Knowing that I couldn't joke around made me actually want to say a joke.
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   I've been traveling around the world for the last 5 years and have started various businesses on the road. It's been an incredible experience. I just moved to Sayulita, Mexico a week ago where I plan to finish my new startup ForkF
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   Remote - Part time - http://travelblogsuccess.com We manage a variety of WordPress clients. We are looking for an expert in WordPress, PHP, CSS3, and HTML that will be helping us with the support tickets that come through. Key R
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   by MichaelTieso 13y ago

   Without proper moderation, it's going to be filled with junk.
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    by MichaelTieso 13y ago

    "eating sushi"? - wrong country...
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    by MichaelTieso 13y ago

    Makes no sense considering the government itself spies on their citizens. At least with QQ, the government can control its content and see what everyone is talking about.
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    by MichaelTieso 13y ago

    I lived in Xi'an for awhile which is considered a "small" city of over 8 million people. It doesn't take long to see the empty buildings. In less than 30 minutes, there's entire areas of emptiness. It's sad and
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    by MichaelTieso 13y ago

    George Carlin said it best: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9wDadtkByw