Stuart McCroden

I'm surprised they are using a Samsung tablet in the video.

This is fantastic. I loathe all of the group-think that occurs within parties. This app seems like it can make the individual think for themselves again. It also reduces the barrier to learning about candidates. I'm enjoying this so far. And it's in-line with the research that I've done on the candidates.

Very interesting.. "Know about a breach before CNN does." "For example, you could send yourself an email with a link to the token plus some lure text: Simply keep it in your inbox unread since you know not to touch it. An attacker who has grabbed your mail-spool doesn't. So if your emails are stolen, then an attacker reading them should be attracted to the mail and visit the link – and while...

Popily is made be the hosts of the Partially Derivative podcast. There is a massive market for products/services such as this. It appears companies can use it now but individuals have to wait. Maybe @jonathonmorgan or @chrisalbon can comment further.

I'm taking part in his current session of the 40daystartup and @scrivs knows this stuff. I've learned a lot from him already. If I had the money I would definitely sign up for the top tier plan. It would be awesome to make an MVP with @scrivs!

I'm glad there are more companies trying to disrupt the credit card market. But, how is this different from @Dwolla?

I agree that you should modify/change the "Agree - #" formatting.. @benpiersall, Have you thought of making some sort of agree scale? I also think it would be an interesting dynamic to chain predictions together, like a binary tree of predictions.

So, you solve a kid's fear of there being something under the bed, by actually putting something under the bed!? Noice.

This podcast has an interesting 'bonus' series, called the Mini series. The mini series Kyle (host) does with his wife, Linda. It is great for beginners and experts alike. There are some great interviews too. Currently going through the back-log.

They should really remove their "authenticity" test. It's always 2+3 and it's stored as text. Removing it may also increase signups.

@blader, do you mind sharing what led to the major redesign? I personally loved the old design. I especially liked the slideshow of past pictures from random days at the top. I know it's new and I'll probably sound like those people that complained about FB's design changes, but I'm really not liking the redesign. I would have paid money to use Heyday; not true after this redesign. The original...

At first I thought this was a parody of Coin.. But, it sounds like it's real.. My take is that this industry has about 5 years of life left in it. Digital transactions or Apple Pay will become the most prevalent in the near future.

@MurSandro I went to order and the discount code is only for 10%, not 20%. Should I place the order and you can fix on your end, or should I wait?

It's a sub $50, single malt scotch.

@mulligan: Just curious, if this is how I already use Cluster, is there a benefit to me using this app? Is it simply to show people a use case for Cluster by extracting it to it's own app? I guess I'm wondering if there are different features in this than are in Cluster? They look identical (except for colors) from the screen shots. BTW I love Cluster!