That's good to hear. I can't apply this time due to visa issues, but I hope the program is a success for both LivingSocial and the candidates so that more editions are done :)
For per-site whitelisting, you can click on that icon and check "always allow plugin on ..." or go to "settings > under the hood > content > plugins > manage exception."
It isn't the easiest or most intuitive way, but so far worked well enough to me.
Nice! Yes, I have read it. Life Nomadic is what convinced me to do it for real. [for those who haven't, http://tynan.net/life-nomadic]
Since I could take a very long time to save two years worth of money, I'll just save enough to get started in some low-cost country (something like 3~5 months in South America or Asia) and focus on building something that can generate some passive income.
Thanks for the advices. Stick to it, and maybe we meet on the road :)
I want to leave mommy's house and start living as a "digital nomad", moving from country to country every few months as I want. I want to know the world a little better.
The most obvious roadblock is making money along the way. My plan is to do it by launching a small web product, blogging about the travel, working as a local on countries where I'm allowed to, and doing some freelance programming work.
I have at least one year to save some money and get started working on these ideas. I'm sure it will not be easy, but I want give it a try :)
Yes, working on a startup and taking "Systems Analysis and Development" in a Brazilian university (and going to study in an American community college next year).
J-1 "two years restriction"