Brandon Giesing

Liking the app so far but have you guys considered possibly allowing the podcast support on the free plan by dynamically inserting audio ads? $10/month is a bit out of reach for some people and I'm sure some people wouldn't mind ads instead.

Reusing names I see, you already previously had something called P2 publicly available, a "microblogging" theme for WordPress to make your own Twitter 🤣https://wordpress.com/theme/p2

So it's like MasterPassword merged with LastPass that can be self-hosted and is a bit simpler?

I love Clef but hate that very few sites support it. This looks awesome but I'm wondering.... Since Clef isn't supported at start and it's your own 2FA solution plus PH taglines saying that the company is now Instant2FA instead of Clef, are you putting Clef on the backburner? Clef hasn't taken off as much as it could have so I'm just curious about what you see for the future of Clef alongside...

Nice to see they made this to go with Facebook Lite! Is it also going to be country restricted?

"The YouTube Director app is currently only available for iPhone in the US and Canada. Coming soon to Android." Damn it Google!!! *shakes fist*

So it's the same as Authentic Weather but using Forecast.io instead? @perte

Here's some code for Tumblr users (PH isn't formatting it correctly so go to the link to get the text): http://shorttext.com/796d9c1d

I downloaded this excited to try it... and then it's Mac only. Maybe the website should mention that? Also, are you considering a Windows and/or Linux version?

@tchret So the main issue I see here is that it doesn't support the section URLs. Even though I don't mind the non-Tech stuff, I prefer to browse each section separately. So first Tech then Podcasts and so on. Since this only works on the Front Page, I can't do that.

Nowhere near affordable if you consider that most people who can't afford a laptop also don't have smartphones/tablets. So instead $129 you will most likely pay $399 (Average Android phone price of $254 + $129 = $383 rounded up to a common price point) making it on par with low to mid range Windows laptops and Chromebooks.

I found this amazing app today. It provides containers for Android apps without Root. This means you can use multiple Twitter accounts, play more than one copy of a game at the same time, and even separate home and work. All while working with 99℅ of the apps on Google Play for free! **Note about privacy** The app requests every permission you can because they run sandboxed inside it. It...