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by disport 2y ago
Disclaimer: My startup is made to get user domains automatically onboarded to applications, DNS-related things such as SPF/DKIM/DMARC. It's a "Stripe-for-DNS" called cloudvalid.com. I like the quality of this SPF&#x
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by disport 3y ago
As a remote, older professional now, my career nevertheless supports the premise of this article: in-office was beneficial when I started out. My first job had a strong lunch culture, providing an environment for serendipitous conversations
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by disport 4y ago
From my perspective as a user, maybe someone who would visit your domain, I’m indifferent to the specific TLD used. You might be able to compose a clever word that grabs my attention, which I’ve seen a lot from .ly domains. However, from an
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by disport 6y ago
Another way to rephrase the question is: why don't networked devices require signoff from a professionally licensed engineer on its specific software implementation before it goes to market? You see "forethought" in devices
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by disport 6y ago
If I could change the article's title, to reduce ambiguity, it would be, "The BUSINESS Strength of Being Misunderstood". It's ambiguity that I wish Sam would have anticipated, and adjusted for, but the content is neverth
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by disport 6y ago
As a CEO for a bootstrapped tech startup, coincidentally using Gitlab for our repo, Gitlab's (free) compensation calculator was a godsend as I analyzed the costs of hiring and scaling up. I would never have had access to salary informa
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by disport 6y ago
I think this speaks to the profound duplicity found inside humans. As if they just don't like the consequences of their actions waved in their face. In a lot of jurisdictions, data HAS to be stored locally, for privacy law reasons. So