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by brc 11y ago
Then that is why you need to go! I haven't done a 150 day hike, but I have done 100 - 150 day travel before. Things like that are a great way of creating chapters in your life. Everything in the old chapter closes before you go. You
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by brc 11y ago
If you read the article it lists the things he took. Maps etc didn't appear to be a part of it. I would say his phone did the majority of the navigation.
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by brc 11y ago
I was born in Australia but have lived in the US on multiple occasions. I agree with your points in general, and choose Australia even though I have the option of either. But Australia started from a different starting point to the US. Ad
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by brc 11y ago
Your points may be true, but the point is they went from potentially letting AOL own all their customers to regaining the initiative. Prior to the strategy change, it would have been simple for AOL to maintain a steel grip on those custom
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by brc 11y ago
Various governments of various political flavours have tried stuffing the genie back into the bottle but the public doesn't want any part of it, fanned on by whoever is the political opposite at the time. Introducing a co-payment for
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by brc 11y ago
They can close-source it again, they can't stop you using the open source version they did release. If you have the licence, you have the licence, and it is perpetual. You can't unscramble the egg. There are quite a few products
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by brc 11y ago
Australia is no picnic. The main cities cluster in the top 10 most expensive places to live in the world. The Australian demographic time bomb is starting to go off, as well. The amount of healthcare and aged care spending is starting to
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by brc 11y ago
Were you around 20 years ago? What they did was bundle internet connectivity in with the every windows PC. Sounds ridiculous even mentioning it, right? Back then you couldn't connect to the internet without installing third party tool
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by brc 11y ago
>Youth is a really great thing. Don’t waste it. In fact, in your 20s, I think it’s ok to take a “Give me financial discipline, but not just yet” attitude. All the money in the world will never get back time that passed you by. This is
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by brc 11y ago
I had a set of major setbacks when I was 21. Job setbacks. Relationship setbacks. Housing setbacks. Everything went wrong, and at the time my parents were travelling remotely and for the first time I had to sort out my problems myself. I
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by brc 11y ago
Yes, the last thing I would have expected was re-evaluating my own friendships for that influence on influence. Not long after becoming a father I terminated a number of friendships quite abruptly. All of a sudden what I had previously th
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by brc 11y ago
I would say that high density cities have a high cost if living, and high cost of living impacts the birth rate. It's also the case that young urban populations don't get the discount rate on children right. A lot of young urban p
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by brc 11y ago
In the hotel I stay at regularly, a fridge is present and running but has nothing in it. I usually go to a store and purchase a couple of things - maybe some beer and something simple for breakfast, like a couple of pieces of fruit or yogh
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by brc 11y ago
I assume the markup is there to recover the costs of running hundreds of separate points of sale and storage and a convoluted payment process and slow and expensive restocking. Dropping the price probably leads to higher restocking costs fo
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by brc 11y ago
All of those scenarios can happen with ubitiquos CCTV, and whether or not it is released is entirely up to the owner of the camera.
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by brc 11y ago
Good cops should insist on body cameras. A good cop has nothing to lose and everything to gain. False accusations go both ways - police are accused of acting improperly and criminals are (obviously) accused of acting improperly. A good cop
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by brc 11y ago
Apex seals were eventually solved by Mazda, though. You can still kill the apex seals through neglect, but to be fair you can do that to piston rings and valves as well.
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by brc 11y ago
I have been doing some work with Kestrel but I know it's not destined for production usage. I'm wondering what will be the solution. I'm interested in running core clr web apps on cloud based linux vms.
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by brc 11y ago
Rotary engines make good constant speed engines because the intake and exhaust ports can be tuned for that constant running. They're also ideal for alternative fuels like natural gas because the combustion chamber is in a different loc
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by brc 11y ago
Mazda rotary engines are designed with oil injection to lubricate the seals - they are designed to consume oil. Rotaries, properly cared for, are a reliable engine with fantastic power delivery and small size. It's a shame they are pl
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by brc 11y ago
What is the web server going to be?
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by brc 11y ago
That's what I came to say. The job of Google is to interpret and return relevant results. If you're looking for the designer, then you'll need to tack on 'designer' to the search. I was watching one of those &#x27
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by brc 11y ago
I think you miss the pint slightly. Tons of musicians make great music, but the supply of good music is much higher than the market for listening can absorb. I have friend sin bands that play great music. They will never make it big beca
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by brc 11y ago
You shouldn't advocate for socialism, even in jest. It is a terrible system which has caused more suffering than all the despots in history together. Forward thinking will only happen when everyone walks away for the wreckage of socia
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by brc 11y ago
Sweden is a capitalist country with a strong social safety net. It's not remotely socialist, at best a social democracy. In no way could you say that, in Sweden, 'to each according to his needs, from each according to his abilit
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by brc 11y ago
That is shockingly ignorant, and shame on whoever taught you that. Free markets and trade have lifted the most people out of poverty and improved the living standards of the largest number of people in history. It is an imperfect way of org
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by brc 11y ago
It's not clear. Are you advocating for socialism?
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by brc 11y ago
I hadn't seen that, but I've been saying for years that if you went Detroit to come back, draw a border around it and make it a free trade, low tax special economic zone that was free from state and federal regulations and only ha
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by brc 12y ago
Ok for a short time. Essentially vertical trailer parks. I would rent one but I would never buy one. When I worked CBD jobs I always made the trade off of living space to commute time. Years later you forget your small place but the hour
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by brc 12y ago
I actually think NZ English is diverging the fastest. Some thing about being a small remote island nation that also has an indigenous language in regular use. Those guys come up with crazy new words all the time. What on earth is a Jandal

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