Mark S.'s dashboard

Mark S. marked one of Adam Ballai's replies in Twilio as useful. Adam Ballai replied to the question "Transcribing a recording from elsewhere".

Mark S. replied on November 15, 2009 21:37 to the question "Transcribing a recording from elsewhere" in Twilio:

I've got my own PBX recording files and I'm not interested in outsourcing everything to Twilio. Any suggestions?

Mark S. asked a question in Twilio on November 14, 2009 17:22:

Transcribing a recording from elsewhere

I want to record on my own platform/PBX. I host the files on Amazon S3 already, or I guess I can send the recording to you all's server at the same time I send it to S3 too (but that's not preferable).

What is the API call to transcribe a file recorded elsewhere?

Mark S. asked a question in Twilio on July 27, 2009 18:36:

quick transcription through API?

quick question- how to send a audio file in for transcription without installing any libraries? (writing ruby app on remote service)

Mark S. marked one of Justin Williams' replies in Second Gear as useful. Justin Williams replied to the question "Where is my Check Off list data stored?".

Mark S. replied on February 11, 2008 23:55 to the question "Where is my Check Off list data stored?" in Second Gear:

I really like the simplicity of todoist.com. I think it's workflow is similar to Checkoff app and perhaps they could compliment each other (that'd be awesome).

I'm not sure if I personally have time to figure it out though; can only spend so much time working on a GTD-solution before it interferes too much with actually getting things done.

Thanks for the great desktop app,

Mark

Mark S. started following the question "Where is my Check Off list data stored?" in Second Gear.

Mark S. replied on February 10, 2008 22:42 to the question "Where is my Check Off list data stored?" in Second Gear:

Is it possible to import/export the data in a readable format? I'm not specifically a Mac OS developer but do a lot of ruby/web development and want to integrate this seeminly nice and simple app with a web service I use which provides an API.

Thanks,

Mark S.