... deep work, last minute reschedules + cancels (downstream). Anyone can look at a calendar and optimise it easily, so we knew we needed to do better = instant insight by looking at all meetings, their format, how many people attending, internal vs. external, and so on. Then Ting can suggest an optimisation to (hopefully) give you back time, energy or reduce stress. Everyone is different and we want to serve user goals first and foremost, so some people may want more meetings ... ... have them, if not scribbled notes into pad, or the same digitally using stickies on Mac! Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): Congratulations sir, this is brilliant! My rituals are pretty basic, to-do lists and a flurry

... this permissions request is high on my list: https://www.producthunt.com/p/he... For a small company like ours, dashboards are public (internally, that is) by default. I typically forget to change the permissions on new projects and get a flurry of "don't have access" Slack messages after sending out a link. cc @andrew_g_stewart Comment from Barry McCardel(@barrald): @steveb  interesting  so you'd want to push from Hex to those other sources? Comment from Barry McCardel ... ... into other services etc. The other services all are on Zapier or have API/Webhook interfaces. It'd be cool to connect Hex in that way, too. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @barrald  Yep, ideally on a schedule or alternatively

... Internet as they want. After another six months, we broke the wall and even achieved cooperation with G. In fact, we were afraid that we would be thrown out of the game. Everything went on until a flurry of criticism fell upon us. We ve been hit by the biggest attack by Chinese hackers who found a breach in our servers and got video of the first laptop from Google (ChromeBook). Almost all the well-known US-media wrote about ...