Jonathan Tarud

How is this different from duck duck go?

Is there a way to get the subscription in Colombia?

@ece have you seen these: http://shop.bluffworks.com. Have two of the and they work great.

Got one for my wife, but I could really use one for myself. +1 on the male version.

It is. I've used it a few times as a heroku add-on.

I use it a lot and it's great. It lacks one simple feature: a URL shortner for the links it produces after the upload. Seems minor, but the links you get from Dropbox are huge.

Although it seems like a good product they are in the process of selling it, so it's long term availability could be uncertain: http://bit.ly/1qdJRpK Full disclosure: I started dashable.com which is in the same space.

I've used this app since it came out a few years ago. There are several other apps out there that do similar things but have stuck with FlightTrack because it just works. You get push notifications as soon as there's a delay or any changes to your flight. Most of the time, the changes in flight departures/arrivals is updated before the TV's in the airport, which give you an advantage when you...

If this works as promised its going to be a game changer for us since most of our clients are remote.

Find everything from restaurants to sightseeing and all available offline via their mobile app. It's a big download, so make sure to do it before leaving on a trip but we'll worth it as data roaming charges can add up pretty quickly. The way the app is organized is a bit clunky but it's a lot better than a traditional travel book.

Time tracking has been done so many times, yet it's still something we don't feel has been nailed yet. Part of it is why we went about building Dashable. Please let me know if you guys have comments or questions we could help you with.