I spent a year in Thailand in the seventies. Other than the fact that a war was in progress it was remarkably enjoyable.
Key question. What's the cambodian government's attitude toward citizens owning and carrying guns?
I have no idea since I don't care for guns. But does the fact that someone just threw a grenade in a street in the capital to 'get revenge' answer your question? :)
Why is it a key question? What influence could that possibly have on the idea of building a peaceful crypto-community?
People are generally peaceful here, and if it looks like Steemit City is about to get invaded we'll flee to international waters :)
I know a couple living there. Rent, food, utilities, wifi and transportation cost them $450/month
I spent a year in Thailand in the seventies. Other than the fact that a war was in progress it was remarkably enjoyable.
Key question. What's the cambodian government's attitude toward citizens owning and carrying guns?
I have no idea since I don't care for guns. But does the fact that someone just threw a grenade in a street in the capital to 'get revenge' answer your question? :)
nope
Why is it a key question? What influence could that possibly have on the idea of building a peaceful crypto-community?
People are generally peaceful here, and if it looks like Steemit City is about to get invaded we'll flee to international waters :)
Now me, I love guns!
That said, I think that the cambodian government is not going to smile upon your owning one. I could be wrong though, and will do some research.
Absolutely. Life is remarkably cheap and easy here.
Definitely less than a thousand dollars. If you work remotely, you can save $$$$$$$.