Dave Mulder

Kinda like Twitch for vodcasts / podcasts? I like the concept.

Aside from Peel taking 11 days from shipping notification to delivery, I have no complaints. It's a very thin cover that fits like a glove. There's no way this provides any serious protection from drops, but it will keep my iPhone 6S's back and side from picking up scuffs and scratches.

I was on the fence, but after seeing multitasking and those app demonstrations, I'm sold.

Solid looks like a simple integration on top of your existing calendar, to analyze meetings and keep them on task.

Love the redesign but unfortunately I need more horsepower and screen than the new MacBook. Can't wait until more than the force touchpad makes it into the rMBP series.

I was all set to install this but chickened out when the extension wanted permission to read and change all the data on the websites I visit. I'm sure it has some reason to do that, but I couldn't get past that psychological block.

Amazon gift cards are 0.5% off. I guess that's something.

If I really want motivation to wake up, it would be better if those donations were going to organizations I dislike

For a few years, I've been looking for a tool like this. There's a significant gap in writing improvement/feedback.

This looks pretty awesome, but as expected it's battery powered. Even at 5200 mAh capacity, is this another thing people will have to remember to charge?

Hello @toddhgardner! How does {Track:js} compare to other JS error monitoring products like BugSnag and New Relic? Is your product for everyone, or is it for customers with some specific needs?

I used Ballpark back when I was doing freelance work. My major gripe was time tracking — the time reporting interface and how it integrates into an invoice left a lot to be desired (at least for my use case).

@jgw — Is FullStory going beyond event tracking and activity recording? I am curious because I have used similar tools in the past but never found them an adequate replacement for usability testing.

@o_stark — Does Fortrabbit offer AWS RDS instances with provisioned IOPS? Also, what value does Fortrabbit add that AWS's Elastic Beanstalk does not?

The connectors are useful, but is there a way to manually add a Task?

I've been following Breathometer since @charlesmyim pitched it on on Shark Tank. That price point is finally approaching no-brainer status.

@colinmathews — The concept and execution feels somewhat inspired by Fiverr. Is that your vision for the product? A large, open, and filterable marketplace?