tahiti

We're currently planning to go all out and go to Tahiti in a few years to celebrate our 10th.

Tonga, Tokelau, Tahiti and some other small Pacific islands now have something better than dial-up.

There were Tahitian women alive as well who were part of the Bounty story, having been retrieved from Tahiti after the mutiny.

If you don't love your life, fix it so you do, don't just fly to tahiti and come back still hating it.

Those aren't retire to Tahiti numbers, but they're enough to pay for dev.

Obvious hyperbole aside (no one retired to Tahiti that I'm aware of), it seems pretty close.

The Gulfstream flights to Tahiti are less credible.

If you're interested in doing this, I recommend Tahiti or Hawaii.

If you like overwater bungalows in Tahiti and private cruises in the Galapagos, then you need to have a lot saved up to take more than a few weeks off every year.

The rules governing PACs are so loose that the people controlling them can do anything they want with the money, including flying a private jet to Tahiti and drinking MaiTais during the election.

The other names that come to mind (Andy Kaufman, Jim Morrison) have been slowly accepted as having actually died as the years wore on and nobody found either of them in Tahiti sipping cocktails.

The main takeaway is that they aren't going to be offering a Mac Pro with a pair of the upcoming Hawaii GPUs that are twice the size of Tahiti and have a 512-bit memory bus.

A year ago, sailing in French Polynesia (aka "Tahiti").

Like, "Air Tahiti Nui operated by Virgin".

:) I get the impression most companies trying to make a business around app's are actually in a "purgatory", experiencing enough success to keep them interested but not enough to write a letter home from a resort in Tahiti.

Huh, are there actually Startup Guys who want to "make the world a better place through technology?" I thought the basic plan was "build and maintain an amazing, indispensable service for exactly long enough to get bought out by Google/Microsoft/Yahoo/Apple, then retire to Tahiti while the new owners fire everyone and ruin the product." e.g.

What happens when you strike it rich, sell the startup to a Mega Corp and move to Tahiti?

Tahiti, New Caledonia and maybe even Corsica (depending on who you speak to) are all treated like colonies.

He also made a few documentaries for television, for example a visit to Tahiti[1] (again, in Dutch).