Brad Kovach

How do people know to scan the tags? It seems like a knowledge of the service is required for the tags to be of use. If my corpse is uncovered with a Lifekey attached to it, how will the rescuer know that this tag is linked to helpful information through Lifekey? Do the rescuers need to have the app, or some other system in place to read the tag? NFC/RFID?

@henrikharju I'm impressed, but a little confused about what the zip file should include. Is there a "sample site" to show how to provide a package to your tool?

So this is just white-label Facebook. This is a Yammer competitor, not a Slack competitor.

Skeptical of this gimmicky "designer WiFi" business (Eero, et al.). If you want better wifi for a fraction of the cost of designer WiFi, get Ubiquiti's Unifi access points. My Unifi access points are POE, clutter free and insanely reliable. And I don't need an app to configure them.

I've been using Fresh Finds for months now. I didn't realize there is more to it than just being a great playlist!

I am a notary. How do I register to notarize with this service?

UL marked? We love standing desks, but we can only get them if they are UL marked.

Exquisite interface.

As a rule, I don't send HTML email. Commonly, my emails are signed with my initials. New inquiries can use my website or my wrte.io. I might be alone here, but, do people really look for information in email signatures?

I use IFTTT to do this with my Gmail account, but lament not being able to use Office 365 (or other accounts) in this way. This plugs the gap pretty well. The IFTTT service is automatic, and I think you could get close to automatic with this by auto-forwarding anything with attachments.

I have been using pzizz since 2007 and it never fails to help me sleep. The Pavlovian cues are the secret. When you hear some of the tones and sounds at the beginning, your body instantly relaxes.

It seems much faster than Safari.