Yes. Some of it has also been recorded with a HD camcorder.

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Here's a great double date: October 14—17: Oslo Steemit Hackathon October 17—21: Oslo Innovation Week (

Thanks for the encouragement! I'll be sure to post on Steemit the next time I have a new track out. :)

Thanks! I'm not a music making machine, and there's a lot of semi-completed stuff on my Soundcloud, but I hope you'll enjoy some of it anyway.

And eligibility for a benefit really doesn't give you more personal liberty. It's not a restriction being lifted, like with alcohol.

I'll admit that I did not have countries like Cambodia in mind when I wrote the article. It's a much easier argument to make to American and European readers, because there aren't these unnatural factors

I would describe Cambodia as an extreme example to use, because of its regime, its corruption and its abject poverty. But I could defend a right-wing point of view still: A government is made up of people

We chose our location for the scenic view, but quickly regretted it when we noticed that there was a metro line running right behind us, with departures every 5-10 minutes. Interview subject: Steemit is

Thank you! -- The cameraman and editor

Steemit is probably not rigged any more than the world at large. It turns out that there's a reason not everyone can make a living on content creation: Success requires a mixture of skill and luck, just

You get an upvote from me, not because I like the idea of ads, but because you bring up the first question I had when I joined: Who's paying for all of this? The answer I arrived at is that the people

Developers are usually not willing to take risk. If you believe in the idea, put your money behind it and pay a developer for it up front. Many software consultants will happily take your money. They do

When I started out here, I took one or two of my own blog posts offline and moved them to Steem. No one was reading my old blog anyway. I was skeptical and wanted to test the waters without putting in

That's one way to do it. Posing a problem is a lot like a posing a question. The reader will want to know what the answer is. But there is no One True Secret of writing. Combining approaches is often better.

Synthwave is interesting, but where's the story in this? Where did Synthwave come from? More specifically, who did it first, and what's their story? What are the influences of synthwave, and where does

Good choice of subject, but lacks something personal to relate to. It reads a lot like an airline travel magazine. An interesting bit of history, or a tale about some unique local inhabitant could spritz

I like the choice of subject, but it needs a story to it. Paint a scenario, short story-style, to illustrate your point. I think that'll engage more viewers.

Based on what you've said so far, you're closer to a centrist/moderate than a left winger, on my scale, which probably extends much further left than any sensible American would reasonably want to be.