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by balsamiq 15y ago
Wow thanks so much Brandon! Regarding your improvements: 1.Now they're at 10Mb per file. How big would you want it? 2.Sync is our end goal: http://support.balsamiq.com/customer/portal/articles/232919#... 3.That's allowed, upload your BMML
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Hi westiseast, thanks for the kind words and detailed feedback. Re: inputting Chinese. Select "Use System Fonts" from the View menu and it should work fine. Re: plans and pricing, we'll make the "no credit card details needed to sign up" me
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by balsamiq 15y ago
The only flash bit in it is the mockups editor.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Hi all. It was three and a half years ago that I posted a "review my startup" message about Balsamiq Mockups to the old Business of Software forums[1], but it sure feels like a few lifetimes ago. I have grown a lot, our company has grown, t
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Show HN: myBalsamiq, the web app version of Balsamiq Mockups(balsamiq.com)
16 points by balsamiq 15y ago|10 comments
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Our ISP (WPEngine) did a full scan and couldn't find anything fishy, and we can't figure out how to reproduce the issue (none of us sees the warning). Can you please email me if you still see it? So sorry for the hassle.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Fixed, sorry about that.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Hello everyone. Our site is back, clean and the malware warnings are gone. The guys at WPEngine.com dealt with this very quickly and professionally today, you should check them out. I wrote a little status update here if you're interested:
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Update: the site is cleaned up and back up, we're just waiting for Google review.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Wow a reply from Matt Cutts himself! _blushes_ :) Thanks for the explanation, and it makes sense. One thing I would suggest is to update the docs to point this out! "Please trust the warning over what Webmaster tools says as they might take
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Hello Pierre, thanks for chiming in, I appreciate it. So it appears that we were in fact compromised. The problem is that the Webmaster tools didn't show this until a good 30 minutes after the browsers started complaining. How can this be?
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Update: Webmaster tools finally woke up and is reporting malware. I guess I should have just waited 30 minutes???? How can their outside systems be updated but not the admin pages they send me to in order to fix the issue? Grrr...
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Ran without finding anything.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
That's the thing, Google Webmaster tools says we're all OK! Maybe it just takes a while to notice internally?
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by balsamiq 15y ago
We are asking WPEngine to turn off our server immediately.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
wow this is definitely a hint. The WPEngine guys are looking into it now.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Yes it's Wordpress, managed by WPEngine and updated (we're on 3.2.1 right now). The guys at WPEngine are looking into it, waiting for info from them as well (I'll report back here).
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Ask HN: I can't tell why my site is showing malware warning.
91 points by balsamiq 15y ago|43 comments
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by balsamiq 15y ago
The idea is that we all plan to get "senior" together: after 10 years, one year of seniority difference won't impact the ending value much at all.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
http://blogs.balsamiq.com/team/2011/09/12/profitsharing/
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by balsamiq 15y ago
That stuff is there too (in the monthly expenses).
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by balsamiq 15y ago
I meant "senior" as in "more capable", not tied to years worked. Sorry ESL here.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
They are in a spreadsheet in a shared drive, along with all the rest of the stuff. What I have found is that because of our base salary policy, people don't really care about the hard numbers...they know that they are paid well and that the
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Not everyone makes the same money. If you're better, you will be compared with more senior jobs (and I mean senior as "more capable", not with more years worked).
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Hi rscale don't take this the wrong way but it would take me a couple of hours to do this research (plus I would do it with the consultant, who knows their local market way better than me), and I don't have the time right now...getting floo
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by balsamiq 15y ago
Hi rscale, we have a profit sharing program in place as well. Also, if you're a super-senior person, that's who your base salary will be compared to. Also, you might get an extra performance-based bonus. Basically I consider the base salary
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by balsamiq 15y ago
I think that's too subjective. We look at average local salaries as a way to see "what does the local market say this job is worth right now?" - basically deferring the range to what the market decides is fair.
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by balsamiq 15y ago
I don't think that's fair, not everyone can move easily (family etc).
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by balsamiq 15y ago
With our formula, the job category to compare these people with would be "amazing consultants", not average consultant. In other words, these people are very senior. No?
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by balsamiq 15y ago
It is indeed a bit of a fuzzy process. We look at stuff together (ranges from salary.com, other similar job postings), then we agree on what's "a little better than the average". Maybe it means picking 3/4 point in the range...in general, I

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