Jason

Note that this only shows ads that are "related to politics or issues of importance" if you search by keyword (like a business or product name), and the pages search seems to be limited - I can't find my own company's page listed, yet we spend millions on FB/IG ads each year. Some competitors pages appear, but others don't. Still seems like a nice way to spy on your competition, if you can...

Lots of good advice in here and props to the creator for finding a new way to reuse their conference content to bring people into their funnel. Could stand to be proofread - a few grammar issues, and the page labeled 27 credits the speaker as "Nick Reddit", for example, but this is a great concept!

These email swipes are full of grammatical and spelling errors...

What is going on here - the text on the site is nearly gibberish. It reads as if the text was Google Translated to English. Plus, all references to wpCache include the registered trademark symbol, but the USPTO doesn't show that anyone owns that mark. The quotes appear to be egregiously faked, too - does this quote really look like it came from Bloomberg? "We increased about 200x times the...

This site has a PHP debug bar on the bottom of the screen that is exposing all of their webserver settings, environment variables, logs, etc. I wouldn't trust this site to run my billing if my life depended on it...

A smart stove knob? Now I truly have seen it all.

There's already Overcast, the (most?) popular podcasts app - why not pick a different name?

So do you actually use "AI" or is that just marketing speak for "outsourcers"? Your site doesn't talk about HOW you do what you claim to do, which is a major red flag in the SEO industry.

"The Netflix website, Android Devices, Chromecast and Apple TV do not support interactive content at this time." This appears to only work on "smart" TV's, iOS, and game consoles right now. Very strange choice to release something that doesn't yet work on their own website nor 2 of the biggest viewing platforms. Funny that their promo video shows the kids watching on an Android tablet, which...

This seems like an overblown solution to a problem that almost no one has - it's a product too "pro" for the average consumer (as most people with a DSLR just stick with the kit lens), and it doesn't solve a problem for pros. Most professionals don't carry multiple lenses around in a bag and just one body, constantly switching like the promo video shows - they carry multiple bodies with...

Interesting that this is being solicited via Indiegogo, but the site says it's a product of Whirlpool Corporation. So much for crowdfunding being used to launch small startups, now it's just an advertising platform for megacorps!