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by fybe 8y ago
That's fair, perspective from actual founders definitely is a more interesting point of view. Didn't want to give an off-topic anecdote but thought from my experience seeing what can go wrong for founders of a start-up I would sha
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by fybe 8y ago
I was part of a start-up that still exists but it seems to be stagnating. i left due to the founders having almost nothing in common except for making money. The site is like squarespace but for local shops and businesses. The founders met
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by fybe 8y ago
>"I thought everybody would be smarter" I don't remember where I heard it but I think has some truth to it. A bachelor believes he's the smartest A master thinks he's not smart at all A Phd understands no one is
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by fybe 8y ago
CISSP is a bit harder but still entry level and has more credibility
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by fybe 8y ago
PCI requirements are TLS 1.1 minimum. Stripe's change is of course is due to PCI certification and 1.2 is strongly encouraged, but 1.2 is not the defacto version required. They could have just disabled 1.0 and keep 1.1. Just wanted to
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by fybe 8y ago
Not necessarily as PCI requires a minimum of TLS 1.1 with 1.2 being the recommended. [0] [0] https://blog.pcisecuritystandards.org/are-you-ready-for-30-j...
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by fybe 9y ago
I knew that reality TV was fabricated (at least the US shows) but to read such detail about psychologists, 'wranglers' and legal shenanigans was really shocking. 15% of all earnings? Giving up all rights, background and medical ch
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by fybe 9y ago
One of the worst websites I ever visited. The amount of traffic, cookies, ads and scripts needed to be loaded just to present few images and text is deplorable.