thoraces

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   by thoraces 8y ago

   There are definitely other factors at play, but have no illusions about it: if the United States didn't mind killing and maiming a large number of innocent civilians, it could just knock down entire cities and wipe out entire populatio
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   by thoraces 8y ago

   Yeah, that’s me - I basically use email as a task queue that other people can append to as well as myself, for low time urgency types of tasks, and have separate ways of dealing with the stuff I need to do more urgently.
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   by thoraces 8y ago

   I signed up so can’t wait to hear back.
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   by thoraces 8y ago

   I want to reiterate that bundling is absolutely essential to me. Specifically I make newsletters come once a week and burn through them batch so that I don’t get distracted; I bundle activism emails together so that I can be engaged but don
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   by thoraces 8y ago

   In addition to what others said below, an iOS app is a hard requirement for me. Gonna have to pass for now but cheering you on.
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   by thoraces 8y ago

   Maybe Alipay/WeChat can use their vast amount of money and deep connections to Chinese manufacturing to make simple devices that literally only act as a wallet (hopefully simply enough such that even the elderly and technically/ac
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   by thoraces 8y ago

   What I wonder is: Even if it is totally a ponzi scheme/scam, it seems like the price holds even if people have little faith on whether or not it's properly backed. So, has it _psychologically_ managed to create price stability? So