@nopus good catch. I discovered evidence that this is indeed the Biba app, but rebranded, inside the Mac OS app.
There's also a couple files that reference Biba, like BibaCommonResources.bundle.
We use G+ hangouts. Native screenshare and up to 15 in the call at once. $5/month with a Google Business plan. Not $5 per user, $5 for the team. Recording meetings, static URL... Really, why people gush over this is beyond me.
Man, I just wrote about how Amazon will become a Trillion $$$ company (https://medium.com/@kirillzubovs...) and that's an exciting future, but seeing apps like this also makes me scared for the future of startups. Amazon has amassed such power, they can out-execute and outrun anyone, and given that everything is stored on S3, it's only a matter of time. What do you guys think? How do you compete with a power giant that can copy any tool that they need?
@kirillzubovsky for startups, there is always room for innovation. Only difference is your startup has to be unique and disruptive enough to make it otherwise no hope for generic solutions, the big dogs are clearly more hungry.
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