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Dmitry Dimov
Dmitry Dimov has worked on enterprise software, consumer web and the service cloud, and – for something completely different – rooftop solar energy. He's now at Sling Media.
Votes (10)
Well done. If I needed to send a card I'd use this.
FaisalAbid
contestantThank you for your vote and comment! Were almost ready to launch the full version next week, hope you use it!
Every time I create yet another account I'm terrified that either my password mnemonic is too simple, or that I'll forget the passphrase. The hashing idea is well executed.
dtudury
contestantawesome, thanks so much! I'm primarily developing it for myself, but if someone else finds it useful (at this early stage), so much the better :)
Nice concept but buggy in Chrome on Mac. Clicking on the tag cloud brings up old tags, or no response after I enter tags. No results for two tags.
Sleek. Hit some glitches on Chrome/Mac when pics I uploaded seemed to have disappeared.
Gave it an honest try, got one composition to play a simple tune, then broke the site irreparably. Maybe it's Chrome on Mac but I had a hard time getting it to work the second time. Liked the translucent coloring of the wide strokes.
Had two laptops side by side and tried it out. Liked how easy it was to get started. I don't use BMC/LC but I can see how this app is a cool alternative to a whiteboard for remote collaboration scenarios. UI needs polish -- couldn't tell how to move the stickies because the arrows didn't show up, expected in-place edit.
julianduque
contestantThanks for your feedback!
We will improve the UI and change from canvas to plain html for better dom manipulation!
Cool -- I put two laptops side by side and set up a feedback loop in a crazy robotic voice. I like how easy it is. Skype is a pain for impromptu multi user chat. Cool coffee shop pic, too.
jeffbcross
contestantHa, the robot voice is a feature! We occasionally heard that distortion but couldn't figure out what was causing it.
Fun! I mesmerized myself with sound patterns and blinking lights. Search was a little scratchy for me, took a while for the list to come up.
Nicely concept, nicely done. I added a couple items I found on https://twitter.com/SFOFoodTrucks but they haven't shown up on the map. Are you thinking the community will add more trucks? Also, it would help if you added some feedback telling me whether you're actually able to parse a truck's location and a timestamp of the last tweet so I know how stale the info is.
Thank you for making me "productive!" I always needed an asciigram service. Worked great.