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This is great. I think ifttt would be turned to a next generation marketplace for web apps. It has a huge potential.
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Why didn't you ask Linden when he was in the office?
I was on the phone and he only had a minute, so what would've have been a perfect alignment of planets turned into a near miss.
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I was on the phone and he only had a minute, so what would've have been a perfect alignment of planets turned into a near miss.
Happy to chat further, but would love to focus the next year on building something others can hook into to get their own channels out there.
Ifttt is awesome! I was wondering if there is a similar app for mobile devices that I can create rules like "if I am at home (judging by WiFi) then ..." or "if the battery falls below 20% then turn off BT"?
Tasker does this: http://tasker.dinglisch.net/
And to Locale above, Tasker actually has support for Locale. The things you can do with those two apps combined is absurdly awesome.
Ifttt is an extremely well-designed and useful service. I look forward to the day they get a business model so I can rely on it
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Yeah, I had no problem with the other junk. But a "Whoops, we accidentally deleted all your stuff" in dropbox or gmail would be a tad devastating.
Wow, can 3rd-party services actually delete all your data if they wanted to? It's not just read-only access?
It's a real bummer to see perfectly capable companies with enough traction taking funding.
Ifttt is an extremely well-designed and useful service. I look forward to the day they get a business model so I can rely on it
If I had to guess on a business model, maybe adding ads to the notifications?