Thomas Marban

People still believe in Multivitamins in 2021? The only thing that makes sense in there is Zinc, but at 7mg it's still 4x under-dosed. The rest is readily available through a magical invention called well-balanced nutritional intake. Source: s/o who works out 4h/day and has wasted enough money on BS like this to make a qualified statement.

I own tag.dog if you're interested 🙃 (Not a domainer)

The demo is poorly executed —> Non-responsive font-sizes, no dark-mode, many small details like x-apple-data-detectors missing.

Anything special compared to what's already out there? Simple, Plausible, Umami and a gazillion more.

Algolia has been endorsed by Google — How's this any better?

By now, I can't tell the difference between Fathom, Plausible, Simple Analytics, Umami and the dozens of others. Seems like this space is becoming a mere race to the pricing bottom.

Why would anyone in their right mind opt to build a business on an abstracted solution on top of a proprietary ops blackbox?

I created Flipso to keep my family posted while traveling the world. Why not use Facebook or iMessage, you ask? Because not everyone had an account, an iPhone, or even the knowledge to install an app. But what every one of them had already installed was an e-mail client. Boom.

In two decades of running News Aggregators, many people kept asking for a small, handpicked selection of daily tidbits from all around the Web. Finally, and as the last person without his own newsletter, I'm launching Briefingday — bringing you three easily skimmable highlights that are worth checking out. It will be published daily and also feature renowned guest contributors every so often. I...