fouc

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1. 3031.▲
   by fouc 13y ago

   I did, but haven't noticed any impact. I'm in the minority :)
2. 3032.▲
   by fouc 13y ago

   I see what you mean, actually in my experience even supposedly cheap countries turn out to be expensive, there isn't really many truly cheap places, and hotels tend to be surprisingly expensive, especially the ones that cater to wester
3. 3033.▲
   by fouc 13y ago

   My biggest problem with numbeo & expatistan is that they do not reflect the true cost of living. They are heavily biased towards data from travellers & expats. In particular these expats don't seem to speak the local language
4. 3034.▲
   by fouc 13y ago

   What's this "for kids" tripe? I thought this was going to be a dev bootcamp-style math school for adults, now that would be nice!
5. 3035.▲
   by fouc 13y ago

   If the mesh routers were cheap enough it would just come down to making lots of them and distributing them all over your local area. As a result, they wouldn't need to be that powerful. Attaching them to balloons is somewhat optional
6. 3036.▲
   by fouc 13y ago

   Project loon shouldn't be corporate-based, it should be grassroots. Give out free plans to build balloon mesh network access points for less than $5-10, and let people of the world build their own. BONUS POINTS: Implementation runs its