sprainedankles

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   by sprainedankles 7y ago

   I suppose the term "logging town" is less relevant now as the communities fade, but they certainly exist [Source: I'm working in a Mill Town right now] Any any industry rooted in the natural resources of an area breeds commun
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   by sprainedankles 7y ago

   Amazing to see the "Duncan Memorial Cedar Tree" so close to a wiped out area (aaaand a quick search reveals it fell just a few years ago. Ouch.) What exactly does it mean to do "reduced impact logging" in Europe, do you
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   by sprainedankles 7y ago

   Which village, if you don't mind my asking (fellow Mainer here)? I grew up in a beautiful area that has never (and probably won't) seen the effects of tourism due to accessibility (read: The County), but have since moved to Southe
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   Ask HN: Methods and Materials for Organizing My (Old) Digital Life

   2 points by sprainedankles 7y ago|0 comments
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   by sprainedankles 8y ago

   That makes sense. I've been doing some research here and there and have found some good alternatives, I'll definitely try to be as prepared as possible for that conversation. Thanks for the reply!
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   Ask HN: How to convince my company to stop an in-house dev project?

   4 points by sprainedankles 8y ago|3 comments