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danielpal
12y ago
Right, I know how you feel. This is how the Digital Sky Technologies LP's must feel about them investing in FB at 15B...good for you that you weren't part of that fund - they are definitely not serious VC's.
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danielpal
12y ago
Add me to that bet (I am betting that Snapchat stay's independent), so another $1,000. @Mandatum whats your email, let's put the money into a Bitcoin escrow, I'll set everything up, to be payed on February 27, 2015.
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12y ago
This is a good company. Just look at the numbers. Revenue is growing really well. Their biggest expense is head-count and this year they will almost break even (they are on route to 105M). This will also be the year were expenses growth wil
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danielpal
12y ago
No they don't. They have a $35M credit line that should get them 12 months. Further, most of their expenses are around Sales and Marketing, and further the increase in their expenses is mostly more head-count (not ad's etc.) Reduc
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danielpal
12y ago
One thing that I noticed, is that the more expensive the hotel, the worst is the WiFI. Same applies when I have to pay for WiFI - the more I pay, the worst it is. I've found that 3 star hotels that offer free WiFI usually have the best
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danielpal
12y ago
This seems to extreme. Starting with 2%, likehood is he was diluted 50 - 55% across the 3 rounds. He end's up with 1.1%. Given the $390M exit, he get's $4.2M. This doesn't take into account liquidation preferences, but also
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An S.O.S. in a Saks Bag
(newyorker.com)
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12y ago
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danielpal
12y ago
Sorry, couldn't resist. Shameful self-promotion, but this is why companies shouldn't implement their own two-factor authentication. Getting everything right is hard and chances are that you aren't reading or informed of the l
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The Bible of Barbecue – Tramontina
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
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The Day I Started Lying to Ruth
(nymag.com)
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The Fast Lane, The Slow Lane, and The No Lane – AVC
(avc.com)
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12y ago
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Authy Brings Two-Factor Authentication To The Desktop
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
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Gillette’s Razor = Everything Wrong With America
(nymag.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
The important thing to know here is that you not only have to change your current certs you ALSO HAVE TO REVOKE THE OLD ONE. If you only change your current cert to get a new key but you don't go through the revocation process of the o
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danielpal
13y ago
OK fair, 64K. But is it actually possible to control were you get the 64K from or is it just off the top of the stack? And is it actually possible that the top of the stack has your private key?
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13y ago
"This vulnerability can be remotely exploited to leak encryption secrets from Heroku applications, allowing an attacker to retrieve the private key used for SSL encryption and decode data obtained by intercepting traffic" Does any
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Benchmarking Box's S-1: How 7 Key SaaS Metrics Stack Up
(tomtunguz.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
This is a really interesting project. I have so many questions and it seems others too. It would be great to do an AMA on Reddit or something. So one question: This "targetting capability" that HIV controllers have, which your goa
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13y ago
I completely disagree. In fact I find it worse when a link opens in the same tab and then I have to navigate back and find the place that I was at .vs. having to close a new tab I did not want. "And I think over a decade of user confus
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How to beat Box’s two-factor authentication
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This is what it’s like to be at war with your body.
(medium.com)
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13y ago
Authy founder here (we do Two-Factor Auth for Coinbase). Looks like you didn't have Two-Factor enabled https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6947037 ). Enable it now. We've stopped lots of Coinbase account password
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Coinbase Crosses 650,000 Users
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How secret languages develop in closed societies
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13y ago
Hi Daniel from Authy here. I helped with the design of this infrastructure last year and I was a little shocked we weren't able to do automatic fail-over with PostgreSQL. I'd be interested to know if anyone here is running a Postg
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Authy Goes Where no 2-Factor Auth System Has Gone Before: To Multiple Devices
(techcrunch.com)
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13y ago
I think the biggest issue is the huge oversimplification of YC. If I were to eat sushi at Jiro ('jiro dreams of sushi') and I said: Couldn't eat at Jiro's, heres what you're missing: *You sit at the bar and an o
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Enable Two-Factor Auth on your VPN.
(blog.authy.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Send me an email to dpalacio@authy.com and I'll give you access to our Authy OpenVPN plugin free.
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REMOTE: The new book from 37signals
(37signals.com)
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