I enjoyed the ten years that I lived in Nebraska. A lower cost of living. Also a slower pace of living. Good luck with yoru move techtrucker.

maybe mid to western MA would give you the feeling you want--plenty of space, hilly terrain (if you don't like the flat midwest), remote yet also still handy to the highways/NY/Phi…

Quote: Originally posted by MountainMac: Would techtrucker's story make a good folk song? _Bills are paid but it makes no difference To the gods that seem to rule our …

Hartsville SC.

Places around Central New York: - Cortland County (where Cornell University resides) - Towns outside the Syracuse area within 60 miles These towns are big enough to have all the a…

Well, obviously, it depends on whether you like hot or cold weather, mountains or ocean (or both). Realistically, if you can stand the heat and humidity, I'd say some where in sem…

somewhere remote with a lot of land would be nice. that way i can shoot uzis, mac-10s, and portable missile launchers without getting caught.

Other than the occasional hurricane that destroys all in its path, I loved living in South Florida. It was warm, pretty cheap, lots to do, and other than some cranky old people, t…

rural areas have cheap cost of living, try one of those.

texas, within the triangle

Have you thought about Omaha? It's really a great city. Not too small, but not overly huge. (about 450,000 when you add in all the suburbs (Millard, Bellevue, Papillion, LaVist…

I lived in Omaha for 6 years. It is not a bad place to live and I would consider moving back there if I ever lost my job. Clean, friendly, relatively low cost of living...

RE: Omaha My brother went to school there, met his now-wife there, and currently lives there. He loves the place, and I do enjoy visiting. I would recommend it to anyone who wan…

Quote: Originally posted by discotronic: Stay away from DC and Baltimore. The cost of living is going up all the time. Traffic is hell also. Don't lump Baltimore in …

Quote: Originally posted by tooki: Don't lump Baltimore in with DC. It's funny, but until my goddaughter moved to DC several years ago (closing in on her PhD right no…

Quote: Originally posted by ghporter: It's funny, but until my goddaughter moved to DC several years ago (closing in on her PhD right now!), I sort of placed Baltimore "…

Quote: Originally posted by cpt kangarooski: Boston is absolutely the best, nay, only place to live. It's not cheap, but it is worth it. Well, I grew up there. It …

Quote: Originally posted by RonnieoftheRose: Move to England. Apply for political asylum I've been in the US for two years now and will move back home shortly. No offen…

Look north of Austin in the Interstate 35 (I35) corridor around Temple, TX to south of Waco if you are considering Central Texas. The Austin commuting area is forever expanding plu…

I live in Austin and love it. I've lived here since 1999, and I'm a freshman at UT. Perhaps my views are a bit biased since I'm a college guy in a college town; but regardless, we …

You should definitely think about Compton, Ca.

Quote: Originally Posted by volcano I live in Austin and love it.... /snip. I traveled a lot on my last project (pretty much been to every State capital) - and I must say A…

A few thoughts: 1. In these red state/blue state times, I'd live closer to your peeps. 2. Cost of living is an illusion. Where cheaper homes can be found, fewer jobs as well. …

I ordered my adapter and have not received it for my pioneer Avic-N1... I really can't wait to install it and find out how everthing works out. I hope I don't get the 255 songs lim…

I have the alpine ipod adapter as well... I tried using it, but the interface was not planned out very well, it's slow and difficult to use... Hopefully version 2 of the adapter wi…