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by timmaah 9y ago
Most RV's use this combo for the fridge. They don't seem to explode but there does seem to be a number of fires.
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by timmaah 9y ago
Just you. Some smaller towns farmer's markets are amazing.
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by timmaah 9y ago
huh? Are we all not citizens of the United States?
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by timmaah 9y ago
> King and Smith, who are thirty-two and thirty-one, respectively My wife and I have lived in an RV for the last 5 years. We have met some amazingly strong single full-timers out on the road. It has got to be tough when something happens
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by timmaah 9y ago
> you will eventually lose at office politics Yup. We are small enough that we all report directly to the CEO. Though anywhere I've worked remotely or not it is always me looking out for me. Never had a manager help with that.
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by timmaah 9y ago
I'm the only one at our small company that works remotely. I miss so much of what is going on decision wise. Any talk of new clients, potential new business, larger future projects are all communicated to me once they are mostly alread
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by timmaah 10y ago
What is the catch on their "unlimited" marketing speak? Also.. how are the towers going to handle this new "price war"? I've found them already overloaded in a number of places around the U.S.
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by timmaah 10y ago
I made a web app that does the same thing for campgrounds: http://reserve.wanderinglabs.com/ Fairly simple and it people seem to find it really useful.
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by timmaah 10y ago
Spending the winter in south south Florida. The Jai Alai is good. Better than any of the other Florida IPA's I have come across.
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by timmaah 10y ago
Do you think their lawyers and staff want to get paid in BTC?
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by timmaah 10y ago
We don't have plenty of mobile bandwidth though. 56% increase resulted in 50% degradation of speed. What happens next year to speeds with continued growth in usage?
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by timmaah 10y ago
I've noticed it big time in the northeast. I live on the road and work via a Verizon connection. Over the last 6 months over 7 or 8 locations I get a full Verizon signal (with a booster) and very low speeds compared to a year ago. And
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by timmaah 10y ago
And not all patrol officers are on duty at the same time. I wonder how much current equipment is checked out daily and shared?
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by timmaah 10y ago
Any area of rural america that I have observed as doing ok/well for themselves seems to have a strong outdoor recreation/beautiful scenery in or right near town. Mountains; bodies of water; national parks.. I think these areas are
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by timmaah 10y ago
I concur. I guess I mean "adventure sports crowd" in terms of kids of baby boomers who grew up with the opportunity to hike, mountain bike, ski, etc.. often.
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by timmaah 10y ago
I'm not sure about the not having to worry about money portion, but I agree with the rest. It seems to be the 90's adventure sports crowd "settling" down and enjoying family life.
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by timmaah 10y ago
Come join in the slack chat of a bunch of younger like minded folks: http://wanderslack.com/
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by timmaah 10y ago
Without stealth (normal looking van) and a full time job you are looking at a ton of stress trying to do it without living at an RV park. I know a couple that commuted from Half Moon Bay. Another couple also lives just south in a tight tigh
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by timmaah 10y ago
> I found that I ended up "settling down" in a location and then not going out to experience it as much as I might have liked. I have made it a point to do the opposite of this. When I lived in a house I would think nothing of
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by timmaah 10y ago
Get a remote job and take the leap.. What else is holding you back?
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by timmaah 10y ago
I've done it for 4 years now.. and love it.. for the most part. We (my wife and I) do it in an RV around the US and I know that a backpack lifestyle would not be for us. We have enough of a "normal" lifestyle with our own bed
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by timmaah 10y ago
I've been doing this for the last few years but with my brain as the planning tool. It only hit mid 60's today on the Maine coast.
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by timmaah 10y ago
Yes.. There are forests of the bristlecones. Most are hundreds and thousands of years old. The one that guy felled just happened to be the oldest of the group.
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by timmaah 10y ago
Regulations won't prohibit them? Rural are possible but cities aren't cool with people setting up shop in uninspected old factories or lofts.
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by timmaah 11y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=nashville+metro+population
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by timmaah 11y ago
I've been using Kiwi for a while now. I enjoy my email separate from my browsing. And it keeps work and personal email accounts close. I can't forget to open one and not the other.. etc. Kiwi looks to be about the same as Wmail bu
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by timmaah 11y ago
My job is mid web developer salary range. Currently on my second job since we went nomadic. This job was remote from the start though I am the only remote person at this company. Internet is all cellular connections. Verizon unlimited plan
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by timmaah 11y ago
My wife was into it 100%. We sold the big expensive house and moved into a 25' Airstream almost 4 years ago. I felt like I wasn't getting ahead. A bit stuck. I know she did as well. A bit different from the grandparent we still wo
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by timmaah 11y ago
Town also rejects seaport. The extra ships will make the ocean rise.
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by timmaah 11y ago
NYTimes take on it from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10495758

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