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That's exactly what sealed the deal with Lee. She loves my sexy metric counting. 1 kilogram... 2 kilogram... 3kilogram... ;)

Well, at least his post was math related in this thread. I'm guessing because he can count higher with beers than he can fingers and toes!

I could be wrong, but I'd gamble Bruce is getting cheated and the can is a 33 cl / 330 ml can, which is just over 11 ounces. It seems likely that a metric using country would use an integer for the...

I wish people had voted for the metric system back in... when was it, around 1975 maybe? By now, it would have been a good change. I was too young and most of the older fuddy-duddies were against...

I thought it was funny haffy used the word "here" and he's not "here"! But I know you're here in spirit, John, and miss you at all the events.

Welcome to the registered side of gcmaine, cano.

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GC67EF is as Andy stated a Canadian cache closer than 17 miles to his cache. My database only included Maine caches.

Oh no, quite the opposite! I just tinker until it works. Tina knows what she's doing! I have about a year jump on GSAK, but I assume she'll buzz by me in a few weeks playing around!



Ah, but...

GSAK has a decent explanation of its macro functions and abilities in it's help section. Another way I can have it take less time is to only update the caches which are affected by new caches or the...

I actually let this script run again today, but I calculated the 100 cache radius.

For this lonely cache story:

The cache which has the greatest radius to 99 other caches is Moody Bridge Spring...

The macro I use for the stats created an SQL database, and a good portion of the stats is calculated from the resulting SQL.

However, for this I just made a macro using GSAK's GetNear function. It...

I was prodded by someone in chat for some numbers regarding what caches were the most remote, so I made a macro in 5 minutes that took 1.5 hours to run to come up with these (useless?) stats. It's...