canekong

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by canekong 6y ago
That is largely a luck and legacy thing. inReach is an acquisition by Garmin. They haven’t made significant changes to hardware and software besides rebranding things and adding integration to their newer units, e.g. I can trigger SOS from
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by canekong 8y ago
They pass the test if the witches can do the 7 wonders.
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by canekong 8y ago
As a gay man on prep, I find this comment quite offensive. Within my circle of friends (some of whom are quite adventurous) none of them says “let’s donate blood and see what happens”. Furthermore being on PrEP requires strict complete STD
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by canekong 9y ago
Hey John, I work at MS too and welcome! As for how this may impact you, you should speak with your recruiter and connect with your hiring manager. Please do not hesitate to ask. Personal experience differ, but here's my story. When I j
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by canekong 12y ago
Thanks for the article, read through it. True that Vancouver may have higher public transit ridership, but what they neglect to mention is that different cities may have solved the public transit problem in a different way. First off, many
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by canekong 12y ago
IMHO low interest rate can drive a lot of people to making insane decision up and down the financial food chain. It's essentially "free" money, except the principle has to be paid back. Much of this has been the seed of the 2
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by canekong 12y ago
i stand to be corrected on the subsidies part! Did some more research this morning. It seems that the reports are generally focused more on how other cities are providing more subsidies than Vancouver, rather than Vancouver stopped providin
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by canekong 12y ago
It's an inside job thing. These people basically trade within themselves to prop up the property price.
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by canekong 12y ago
Born in Hong Kong, raised in Vancouver and graduated from UBC, now working in Seattle and regularly commute to SF (once a month) and almost twice a month to Vancouver. I've been observing this for quite a while and try to put my finger