chris

I’ve been in Klima’s beta for a couple of months - it’s great. The app’s design is trimmed back and modern, and it does a great job showing you what, exactly, you need to know. I especially appreciate the detailed reports on the projects they’re supporting and the near-real time updates. It makes me happy to see apps and websites like Klima and Ecologi bringing some transparency to the...

Good price point. I wonder how it compares to similarly priced mics, like some of those Fifine desktop mics that sound surprisingly good for ~$50.

Yoooo - ship to the US!

Had an electric fountain that we ended up ditching because it was too hard to keep clean. This looks great, though - I’m in for one.

Fantastic product. Share it with your parents, your friends, your partner. Bring privacy to the masses.

2-letter usernames are the same price as others. Doesn’t seem very innovative.

This looks really promising, but I’m skeptical of offset projects, generally. There have been a number of things written (https://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2010/0420/Buying-carbon-offsets-may-ease-eco-guilt-but-not-global-warming or https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wired.com/2010/04/are-carbon-offsets-really-offsetting-anything/amp for example) showing how the offset industry is largely...

This is a really cool project - thanks for putting it out there.

What's "sustainable" about this product? What materials are used in its production? How are materials sourced? Where's it manufactured? Or is this just one of the many products using "sustainability" as a marketing buzzword?

“Free” - what’re the plans for monetizing this? Monthly fee? Scraping every private detail of my life? Eventually selling to Salesforce?

were people really asking Dropbox to be their enterprise hub? i thought we all liked it because it was dead simple and near-100% reliable? i mean, i get what Dropbox is doing from an enterprise perspective, i guess, but my simple folder that used to sync everywhere now uses a gig of memory and costs 20% more...

All of the genocide in Myanmar, destruction of sovereignty, and collapse of Western democracy, none of the eye strain! Thanks, Facebook!

Instant buy

That privacy policy though...

This is really interesting and capitalizes on the increasing privacy concerns of the general public. I worry about two things: 1) price - $500 is a lot for the hardware; it's more than a Synology and as much as a Mac Mini. I understand it's a carefully created hardware box, but this is a pretty high entry point and will be a barrier for most people who refuse to even pay $5/mo for something...

this is great. i'd love to see some (you may already have this in the pipeline) hemp or bioplastic cases. it's almost impossible to find iPhone cases that aren't either 1) plastic (terrible for myriad reasons) or 2) leather (animal cruelty issues), and the ones that do exist are terribly ugly. looking forward to what's next!

so much pearl clutching in the comments over a little bit of public shaming of businesses that have had two years to prepare, or y'know could have just not been collecting a ton of user data to begin with...

Looks great. How does this handle privacy concerns? is everything done on the device itself? are you accessing/processing/storing anything related to our photos on your own servers?

I love the idea of bundling this with Polymail, but I'm finding it a bit feature-limited at the moment. Maybe I'm just missing where the options are, but it seems like meetings can only be limited on an hourly basis (i.e. I can't let people book a meeting beginning at 3:30pm), and that the system carves out 30-minute slots for even 15-minute meetings. Excited to see this evolve and hopefully...