No question of destinations for me if I could. I'd be in Australia in a heartbeat. Not saying that I would stay and live but Australia has always been one of those bucket list items I figure will never happen.
Nothing interesting; a very early conceptual conferencing software - this was 30 years ago. It had to do with implementation detail around multi-plexiing X to multiple computers so you could share screens. By today standards vastly outdated.
I've been to sydney - i got punched by a kangaroo and saw a shark bite someone who was surfboarding. Ok only part of this is true i'll let you figure out the truth of the matter. To be honest i prefer compenhagen and amsterdam to sydney - it had to do with enjoying the history of the older places - prague was also pretty nice - all of these places i walked gazillion of miles. In Sydney case i was staying with a friend who was therefore a work and his company gave him a 4 bedroom house - he would go to work and i'be on my own so i would walk 15 or 20 miles a day from the cliffs over the harbor to the bridge that crossed into the that opera area and the park and an aquatiance too me out to some national forest one day. Anyway after living in vienna for almost a year it is hard to adapt to a foreign culture though i have to admit the 3 cities named would be a lot easier than vienna.
LOL! I have to admit that a lot of my desire to visit Australia is that back in the 1970's, when I was in the U.S. Navy, it was the most popular port for sailors to jump ship. Of course this could not have anything to do with the fact that Australia's female population dramatically outnumbered the male population.
I believe my dad went to Tasmania during his time in the navy... I forget if the navy took him or if he took himself lol.LOL! I have to admit that a lot of my desire to visit Australia is that back in the 1970's, when I was in the U.S. Navy, it was the most popular port for sailors to jump ship. Of course this could not have anything to do with the fact that Australia's female population dramatically outnumbered the male population.
Just some unsolicited and perhaps unappreciated advice .... NEVER depend on the advice of a person untrained in the field for legal advice. Most locations have pro bono or low-cost legal eagles available for those who cannot afford an attorney such as legal aid. Most locations also have Bar Associations with offices that can direct one to such help.
I agree with what @Oldspartan said. You could get yourself down into a further rabbit hole by getting "help", even from a well-meaning person when it comes to law and other issues. Stick to reliable resources. This is something you do not want to mess up.
