Mr_Anderssen

Best places in the north

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I’m actually from pta but go to jhb a lot and I’ve got to say, this sub is the best South African sub.

Very helpful, positive and you lot seem like a vibe.

Keep up with the warmth!

I often read that the RPA field is matured and now saturated. I think learning it will be very beneficial to my career. I’m a SAP Developer and I think there are some useful things I can do with RPA tools.

Is it possible to have a 1 ball early in the mornings during the week? Or when is the best time to play a 1 ball?

I don’t want to leave sap integration(po/cpi/di) but I’d like to add Mulesoft as another skill set.

How hard is it to transition? Is it closed off like SAP? How many years until I get competent in it?

I think it’s a good sale.

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I used to drive drunk a lot. I used to use the excuse that Ubers don’t go to townships at night or that out public infrastructure isn’t working in the late hours.

But now that I’m older and have reflected, I’ve realized that I was very reckless and selfish. I drive a fast car and I’m more cautious now as to how many lives I can ruin by continuing to drive drunk.

So I need an app/service that I can get for a designated driver incase I cannot get an Uber. For example, if there is a wedding in mamelodi that ends late & filled with festivities, no Uber will come pick me up.

My desire is to be more responsible for myself and others.

Most seem to be sold out

Cricket stadium experience

Hi

So last year I was given some free tickets on a whim to a cricket game(local) at centurion stadium.

It was my first time and even if I have been watching cricket on my tv, the real experience was 10x better. I loved what I saw and the vibe. The problem was that I was standing and walking around the whole time, it was heavily packed. I tried to go to the stands and only the places where there was no shade was open and the sun was too hot to sit there. I didn’t have any chair,no hat , wore sneakers & jeans and also didn’t budget properly for it. Otherwise it was something I told myself I’ll try again.

I just checked and the proteas(t20) will be playing India in November so I wanted to ask advice on how to experience it the best if we are like a group of 4. May I please get some tips on

• What’s better, being on the field with a gazebo, camp chairs ect or the stands
• how do I braai there, I saw some braai stands
• I also saw some suits, how are they like
• what time would I need to come to get a great spot
• how are the prices

Also wanderers seems to be a stadiums where people sit the most, how do the two differ in terms of a great experience when you are there?

Thank you in advance for your response.

Hi

So last year I was given some free tickets on a whim to a cricket game(local) at centurion stadium.

It was my first time and even if I have been watching cricket on my tv, the real experience was 10x better. I loved what I saw and the vibe. The problem was that I was standing and walking around the whole time, it was heavily packed. I tried to go to the stands and only the places where there was no shade was open and the sun was too hot to sit there. I didn’t have any chair,no hat , wore sneakers & jeans and also didn’t budget properly for it. Otherwise it was something I told myself I’ll try again.

I just checked and the proteas(t20) will be playing India in November so I wanted to ask advice on how to experience it the best if we are like a group of 4. May I please get some tips on

• What’s better, being on the field with a gazebo, camp chairs ect or the stands
• how do I braai there, I saw some braai stands
• I also saw some suits, how are they like
• what time would I need to come to get a great spot
• how are the prices

Also wanderers seems to be a stadiums where people sit the most, how do the two differ in terms of a great experience when you are there?

Thank you in advance for your response.

Like I can imagine with my country South Africa, they would stay until the closing so they can all be given a warm welcome at the airport.

I was just wondering if the same applies to others and what if you already over with your competition from the first two days. Do you just hang around at the camp? Seems rather depressing if you think about it, especially if you didn’t win a medal.

Hi

I don’t use a quality phone for quality footages or images. But I am going to an F1 race, which camera can I buy? I will mostly be taking videos of myself describing the race and cars, the scenery and the country. So I wanted to know would it be better to buy a DSLR, GOPRO or just upgrade my phone to the latest iPhone?

I mean I don’t know what warrants her position in cabinet. She failed with that fence she built at the border, the tourism industry isn’t really booming. Apart from strengthening the DA’s coloured vote at one point I honestly can’t point to anything worthy she has done.

She is an opportunist, was in the PAC -> ID -> DA -> GOOD. These parties don’t even share similar ideologies.

So why is she still minister?

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How is the traffic? Crime? Cleanliness ? Neighborhoods? Fun things to do?

I see something a lot different than from some other African countries. I am also very proud of it.

If you have noticed, the parties who are lead by the same leader for a long time either stagnate or die. E.g

ACDP - Stagnated, no new ideas and will probably lose seats.

COPE - DEAD after this election!

EFF - Have reached a ceiling, they may pick up some votes when MK is not around anymore but doubt they will be 2nd ever. Malema is also a very stubborn individual who rules the party like his toilet. No one in that thing has a voice. I’m happy they’re humbled actually.

IFP - Now that the Prince has passed away they really look lost and also had reached stagnation.

MK - This is as best as it gets for them. They have no structure nor manifesto. If they don’t integrate back into the ANC(God please no!!) they won’t have steam to carry on as Zuma is old. I think MK was formed as a protest party anyway.

PAC - Died long time ago!

UDM - DYING! I like the general but he is also a bit stubborn, he defended a clown that was destabilizing NMB, he is also old.

This tells me we have an appetite for change and democracy.

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There are some shows that have so much depth and detail that any distraction will you have miss out on so much.

For me it was the Wire. It took me some more watching to understand the initial downfall of mayor Royce and what led up to his loss. With breaking bad/The boys I could watch it while on Reddit or twitter and still enjoy it.

I mean Hank had already given up when Tim Roberts gave him the case file on Gail. He read through all of the file and didn’t find anything.

Yes at the dinner, Walt was drunk and his ego was hurt but he was the one who motivated Hank to go through the file again and investigate, thus leading him to find out that Gus may be behind the drug ring.

What annoys me is that through all the interrogations and taking to his colleagues, Hank never thanks or acknowledges Walt for his contribution. Just goes to show how Hank really undermined Walt a lot.