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”This isn’t the first app to embrace its steep learning curve and require users to aspire to priesthood. But it’s a dynamite app that’s irresistible for exactly such users, so I can’t question the model.”

words found on the drafts bulletin board - and I couldn’t agree more.

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The Day One widget on iOS seems to have got me back DayOne-ing

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There are some 560 Indian tribes in the USA.

238 tribes operate 474 gaming facilities in 28 states = 329 tribes (58 percent) with no gaming operations.

Of the 474 gaming facilities, few make the ‘big bucks’.

So no, Indian Nations are not doing ‘alright’.

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18 months old … but if you have ever wondered about QWERTY v Dvorak - this might be for you.

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