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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
Hard to really give a definitive answer to how long it “should” take. It really depends on your ability. I will say the eastern Washington section was perhaps the hardest section, mostly due to the little resources that are available, the h
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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
I bicycled the whole way. I mostly camped, but also did the hotel/motel thing when prudent.
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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
I took the I-74 bridge; it lined up with my accommodations, and the ‘newness’ of it was touted as something to see/do at the time.
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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
I started with some idea/intention of doing so, but what I ended up with was mostly pictures, and short videos shared to social media. … I think I may be one of those people who likes the idea of being a ‘writer’ or blogger, but lacks
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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
I think going east to west is the better choice too. Given the terrain, and amount of closeness of services on the Eastern sections — this lets the individual get in shape, for the harder, longer sections as you move West, but also dial-in
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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
Wyoming was a mixed bag, There were certainly a few long sections in WY that sucked, but that was just the nature of those areas, a kind of barren no man’s land, not a lot of resources, but that also meant not much traffic.
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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
Maintenance issues mostly, for Eastern Washington wildland fires have taken out a number of old bridges. It wasn’t too difficult to re-route around them. (I don’t recall there being any issues with land ownership disputes)
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by l3db3tt3r 2y ago
I finished the GART this summer. 69 days, ~3800 miles, started in Washington DC at the Capital Building moving East to Wast. The difference between riding the completed sections (not dealing with auto-traffic), and the various road (dirt,gr
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by l3db3tt3r 5y ago
I'm currently following the progress of https://getsession.org/ From what I have gathered, it is a fork of Signal, that tries to solve some of the issues with it - tied to phone# - meta-data from the network you use it
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by l3db3tt3r 6y ago
It seems to me that there is a use case, or model, for remote work, and is situational in nature. It mostly comes down to a pro/con list, and for me it really boils down to some 'risk assessment' and 'mitigation strategy
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by l3db3tt3r 6y ago
I was just playing around with IP Webcam. So far it has been a breeze to set up. I do wish it had some additional options on limiting what you broadcast over, ie limit to just https.
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by l3db3tt3r 7y ago
On the word of mouth front: I started music group on various platforms; Play 3 Playlist Fridays Basic premise is that on Fridays people share their own 3 song playlist of whatever genre, theme, etc that they care to. I'd say it has bee
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by l3db3tt3r 7y ago
I was kind of wondering what the "annoyances" were exactly. Left open-ended it is hard to say if it is a deal breaker or not.
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by l3db3tt3r 7y ago
Tact: They have a broad and inclusive means of understanding/managing perceptions, and motivations that starts from humility. Their ability in troubleshooting, problem solving, risk-assessment, is detail oriented, and seeing the forest
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What effect would the reclass of ISP have on privacy (un)lawful data collection?
4 points by l3db3tt3r 12y ago|1 comments
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by l3db3tt3r 13y ago
I had the same assignment, I think I used Zurb Foundation thought, and the focus of the assignment was on the front end graphic design. I think I learned more going through the HTML5-Boilerplate's Git comments/bug fixes, then I le
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by l3db3tt3r 14y ago
I was not aware of the Samsung wallet API. That's an interesting move. However, I wonder if that isn't more of a hardware-software security piece (for financial transactions) then an outright play into the wallet marketplace?
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by l3db3tt3r 14y ago
I don't think Samsung has the same 'fanboy' base as Apple does. And as AndrewDucker pointed out above, HTC was the dominant android name some time ago, who's to say another hardware giant like Sony or LG isn't the next android giant. Furthe
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by l3db3tt3r 14y ago
I think you miss the point of the google play store. Certainly, Samsung could fork and offer their own storefront, but they would lose some of the core Google applications. Take for instance Google maps, we have already seen what happens wh
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by l3db3tt3r 14y ago
So Omegle for groups?
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by l3db3tt3r 14y ago
A great, very in depth, review of the Carbon X1: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Lenovo-ThinkPad-X1-Carbo... The glare of the gorilla glass in the XPS is my concern, and overall screen size is also larger in the X1. IPS vs the TN pane
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by l3db3tt3r 17y ago
I think the article is trying to hit at something more philosophical about driving and speed limits in general. The article had a lot of conclusions made, without the needed studies documented. I wish I had the studies at hand to prove most
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by l3db3tt3r 17y ago
There are some great points, argument and counter-arguments. I would like to move forward with the "campus" style analogy. I think you could side step a lot of the problems, i.e. house squatting, housing discrimination, screening of less th