Adam Phillabaum

What do I like: * The package came totally frozen. The box was very insulated and had dry-ice. It seemed excessive, but I see the value in having the packaging as thick/cold as it was. * The breading is great. Gluten-free breading is often terrible, but this gets nice and crunchy. What could be better: * The "filling" or "meat" is pretty meh. It's more like a paste than a solid. Overall: My...

I'd love to see a collection of cool stuff built on these data!

This is an awesome program, and can't wait until @tarr11 expands to include Seattle!

Is this dead? Just tried hitting the site, and it's giving an error.

My wife and I use it to reduce guilt when throwing away our daughter's school artwork :-)

They take reports from the FCC and from the community, compute a spam score for each phone number, then allow you to block them automatically.

This is interesting... because this is very close to the genesis of Rival IQ! Good luck!

I'm on Mac OS, and switching between Safari and Chrome. But, the issue is likely that some firewalls and VPNs (e.g. Cisco VPN and Watchguard firewalls) strip out the "cross origin resource" header, which is what lets the browser know that JS on the page can access data/resources from other domains.

@rrhover I've used this, and one of my good friends is a founder. It's really nice to just keep tabs on what your competitors are doing. My favorite thing to do was tracking the their "jobs" page, just to keep tabs on what they were planning on doing.

Lame, sorry. Search isn't working for me. I think this might be a CORS issue.

This is a Seattle company started by a group of already successfully run several companies: https://www.rivaliq.com/about I used the product about a year ago, and really like it for keeping tabs on what our competitors were doing. Including really simple things like, tracking the "jobs" page to see what their hiring plans are.

Couple of interesting features: Request a template, and one of their designers will build it for you. Share a link to a presentation, and then you can remotely control it from you computer, your ipad, your phone, whatever. My wife works for the company that built this, and I've used it quite a bit.