Shannon Moore

If you built this for Overwatch I would use it. Improving my skills is a big deal to me. I've started tracking every competitive game in a spread sheet, I warm up for 30 or 30 minutes before starting, I've considered paying for Grandmaster coaching sessions. If there was something like this for Overwatch that would help me like an Overwatch coach would, I'd pay for that.

Dammit, I want to try this. On Android.

I home roast multiple pounds of specialty coffee a week. I own most ways of brewing coffee as well, french press, aeropress, espresso machine, pour over, etc. While I like the idea behind this, because what they are saying makes sense, (and this is why people buy expensive grinders), there are a few questions that I have about a sieve product like this. What am I going to do with the grounds...

While the idea is great in theory it will be difficult in practice to get adoption because people have to 1. go and download it specifically, 2. remember to use it. 3. not use all the other programs out there to remember to do something 4. want to use it in ADDITION to their other texting apps and 5. be ok with sending a text from a number they have no affiliation with and no control over. I...

This does not require flash to run, it's one of the facets of the fingerprinting run on your browser. What people seem to be missing is that this "common metadata" that is being shown to you is point. If someone really wanted to track your internet activities, all they would have to do is take a "fingerprint" or a capture of all this data, and note when you come to their website, or what...

I was excited when this came out for the iPhone, and bummed when it didn't make it Android. Now I'm double bummed it made it to a browser before Android. With that said, I like the design, I dig the animations (which draw you in, engage you, and they're fun), and I see the diamond in the rough. Couple things that came to mind: - It took me a bit to figure out how to use it and what the point...

@harryraymond @seenickcode Thanks for building this so I don't have to. This is the perfect product that I've been looking for for a while. I want it. Badly. But. $80 a month is a lot to spend for something I don't know that I'm going to like. Having a subscription for me means that I could only buy this every month and nothing else. And if I don't like it, or it takes me a while to drink,...

Tim Ferriss talks heavily about outsourcing emails to virtual assistants. As part of it, he discusses outsourcing to asian countries as a way to save money. Perhaps some lessons could be learned from him. As far as the product/website, as @vanessa_ronan mentioned, show me some samples, show me some work, build some trust with me to illustrate that paying $50 an hour is completely worth the...

@gregjwww FYI, the more times you hit start, the faster it counts. It would be nice to have break periods, or automatic restarts on the pomodoros, too.

@jckmgn I was excited to see a new product from Duolingo, because I enjoy using it so much, but I was bummed to see it was iOS only. I'll try to get someone I know to download/try it on iOS so I can give feedback. I get why you would start with iOS, but I'm still bummed I can't have it, yet.

@leonfhl I downloaded the app and I like it so far. I have a BACTrack already, but if I forget and leave it at home, this makes it easy. What is the difference in your breathalyzer vs. theirs, by the way? Thoughts on the app portion of the product: I like the simple interface; that is important when you're drinking! There are a few bugs I've noticed in the unit conversions. When I opened the...

@kmx411 @fiixmechanics I don't know where to start. First of all, the idea is great. I'm a fan, I'm a big car person and normally I do the work myself. However, sometimes I don't have time, the tools, or the space to do what I need to. I ALSO don't have time, or the motivation to take it somewhere, for a multitude of reasons, including cost, time, and lack of references (and laziness), so my...

As this is Product Hunt, I will review this as a product. I'd say that, while it might meet a particular niche's needs (which, hey, is a good thing), there are short comings. Is it a brush, or is it a tongue? It doesn't seem to work well as either. The nubs and tongue over all are too big are to convince a cat that you're actually licking it. And, they are too big to brush it. Also, there is...

Hey @aaron_altscher, here is the basic stream on consciousness I was having when using it: ----- Back button when drawing on picture killed whole drawing. Hit accidentally, not what I was expecting, lost drawing. I was doing something with effects, and I minimized the tray, and now I can't get it back. I did like how once I started adding effects to the picture, when I hit the back button,...

Backed! I'm glad someone finally did this. I always wondered why it hadn't really been attempted before, at least that I've seen.

Whether or not you like the idea, I think we can all agree that the whole landing page is seriously cool and creative.

Are you hand-matching people? This reminds me of Dating Ring's https://www.datingring.com/ earlier functionalities, the matchmaker that was on the startup podcast. If you haven't listened to their story, you should. I like the idea, it looks well designed, but what makes it different than the other match making and dating apps?

TL;DR I just realized my comments about this are already a thing that was already submitted on the same day this was... Hey Karolis, I'll start off by saying I like the idea. I can't test it, but I think I understand the idea. With that said, some might not see the value, because, in my opinion, only sending a few words might not entice people enough to use it, or at least more than...