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Growth Hacking = People + Process(robsobers.com)
1 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 12y ago
Is it fair for George Clooney to hit on your girlfriend? Yeah, let the best man win! But it's still kind of a dick move. Regardless of whether you agree w/ tactics, the attitude and behavior leaves a bad taste.
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Cloud Storage and the 4th Amendment: It's Complicated(blog.varonis.com)
2 points by rsobers 12y ago|1 comments
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How Big Data Challenges the Fourth Amendment(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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Authentication Lessons From The Magic Kingdom(blog.varonis.com)
3 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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Deadly credential vulnerabilities in mobile apps(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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Trello, Inc(joelonsoftware.com)
2 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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How NTLM Will Get You Hacked(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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The NSA's Other Security Factor(blog.varonis.com)
3 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 12y ago
The immediate result: a diminished user experience. Strategy tax in full effect.
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Enterprise Search That Auto-Excludes Sensitive Results(varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 12y ago
I think it's even harder when both parents work full-time. When your spouse doesn't work, you can often pull off late nights knowing your kids and house are under control. But when both parents have high-stakes jobs it's supe
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by rsobers 12y ago
I don't think Stripe auto-updates. There's a service called Churnbuster whose sole purpose is to deal with this issue: http://churnbuster.io/
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Baremetrics: Idea to $5,000 MRR in 5 Months(speakerdeck.com)
3 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 12y ago
No, Buffer's MRR is 250K. Baremetrics' own MRR is $9K. Both dashboards are public. You might've been toggling between them.
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by rsobers 12y ago
Apparently the reports are incorrect and the FCC will issue a statement shortly refuting the claims by the NYT: https://twitter.com/fmanjoo/status/459154485793656832
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by rsobers 12y ago
The problem I have with customer development interviews is that people often suck at verbalizing what they really need. I much prefer Amy Hoy's "safari" approach where you silently observe and record what people do and say in
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Get hacked, get trained for free(troyhunt.com)
5 points by rsobers 12y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
Why don't you grandfather in your current free users and shut off the plan? That seems totally fair. At present, it seems like bait and switch. You say it yourself in the post: "One of the most prominent details we emphasized to e
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by rsobers 13y ago
> The term 'freeloader' was used because they're taking stuff for free with no expectation to pay anything in the future. You set this expectation yourself by offering a free plan, no?
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by rsobers 13y ago
Wow, this is the absolute wrong way to ditch a free plan. Holy shit! The post comes off really condescending towards the beta users that helped get the product off the ground. Sure, the business lessons are valid and helpful (despite being
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by rsobers 13y ago
Firstly, firing you for making this statement is crazy. But one problem with giving employees a cut of the profit from their ideas is that everyone becomes incentivized to try to come up with home run ideas vs. doing necessary but non-reven
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Enough(nathanbarry.com)
223 points by rsobers 13y ago|87 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
Very cool service, thanks for sharing.
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Malevolent Marketplaces(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
I've been doing a lot of research on enterprise search products lately and one of the biggest issues is security. Unleashing search on corporate systems where permissions aren't managed really well is a big risk.
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On Authentication(blog.varonis.com)
1 points by rsobers 13y ago|0 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
Tesla has a showroom at Short Hills mall in NJ. You can go in, check it out, test drive the car, and then order online. While it's really telling about NJ's government, I don't think it'll impact Tesla or its customers.
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Why am I allowed to access protected Windows files when I boot Ubuntu from USB?(security.stackexchange.com)
2 points by rsobers 13y ago|1 comments
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by rsobers 13y ago
For the people playing devil's advocate: why should a college lecture be any different than a TED talk or conference presentation?

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