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by zinssmeister 9y ago
Yes we are looking at this. We will release a more integrated solution for PHP soon + docs.
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by zinssmeister 9y ago
Noise is a problem and we are in this fight to improve exactly that.
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by zinssmeister 9y ago
I actually have never heard/seen Tcell.io so I can't speak to them and what they do. Will check it out though!
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by zinssmeister 9y ago
Setting a CSP header can be simple but managing changes to it can get difficult. Especially as team members add or remove services from the app (Intercom, Google Analytics, etc.) We also provide a reporting endpoint that captures all violat
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by zinssmeister 9y ago
That is great feedback! Some of this was on our "immediately post-launch" todo list. Expect us to implement everything you just mentioned over the coming days.
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by zinssmeister 9y ago
Thank you! Google Webmaster tools has made an effort to help fight XSS vulnerabilities by providing some educational tools to devs (among other things). It's not a solution in the same realm as ours, for example they don't collect
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by zinssmeister 9y ago
Yep. I do the same :)
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by zinssmeister 9y ago
You are absolutely right, trials are difficult when there is a integration step that might take a week. We consider the trial to start once you are fully integrated, not when you sign up. A Freemium model is something we are interested in!
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Launch HN: Templarbit (YC S17) – Protect Your Web Apps from XSS Attacks
64 points by zinssmeister 9y ago|34 comments
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11 learnings from our startup adventure(journal.designinc.com)
1 points by zinssmeister 10y ago|0 comments
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
This is most likely not going to happen and if it did probably going to end badly: What if nobody showed up for these briefings and press conferences anymore?
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
Thank you! I'm glad our efforts are visible. There was a time where it wasn't clear for us if this youtube channel would be a good ROI. But we decided to stick with it for some months and it eventually started paying off.
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
We are a marketplace for great projects looking for great designers ( https://www.designinc.com ), something that needs to grow on two ends. What has worked really well for us is putting out high quality content marketing. Our You
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
Thank you! The team has been hard at work on this and I'm happy you had a chance to try us out :)
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Design, Inc. pivots its 99designs-like service to be ODesk for designers(venturebeat.com)
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
Michael, I appreciate this. I'm sure ClusterHQ was at times brutally hard work and you and team have worked hard on making things happen. I'm sorry it didn't work out and hopefully the future will be brighter with new lights.
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
So much truth in this series. A lot of what he talks about I can back up with my own experience building and running SaaS apps. "I want you to understand first hand that building a SaaS startup is mostly a marketing optimization proble
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
That is something we have thought about a lot. Right now all designer on the platform are invite only. They have to apply, we review their work and make a decision. That has worked out very well for us so far.
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Show HN: Get 5 proposals from the best designers(designinc.com)
4 points by zinssmeister 10y ago|2 comments
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Design Inc. Interviews Dee Speed from YouTube(youtube.com)
4 points by zinssmeister 10y ago|1 comments
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How to make a logo, for free, in about 5 minutes(journal.designinc.com)
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
I agree the spider-caffeine-thing is "weak". But it's a popular argument and I don't have anything more substantial at hand. Most people I know, that still drink coffee/caffeine do tell tales of feeling "wired&
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
I think caffeine is great in the right dosage and setting (recreational). I don't advise using it at work if you are after high productivity http://www.trinity.edu/jdunn/spiderdrugs.htm
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
I think humans when exposed to new technology tend to do stupid things for a while until they get smarter and figure out what to actually do. The early decades of the 20th century brought many new and powerful abilities, mostly fueled by th
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iPhone 7 live streaming while in the ocean(facebook.com)
1 points by zinssmeister 10y ago|0 comments
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
what does PFYs stand for?
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
React Server looks fantastic! For some reason this week I stumbled over many great React.js articles, so I started a collection here http://deepreact.com mostly to save&share things with friends, since a lot of us are gettin
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
That's exactly why putting up this vote to remain or leave was a very poor decision in the first place. The drastic change of leaving the EU, decided by half the votes, many of which were very ill informed about what that actually mean
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
I read the german version of this article a few days ago and paired with my own experience (I was born and raised in Germany and lived there until the age of 25) I came to the conclusion that: a.) being poor in Germany is much much better t
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by zinssmeister 10y ago
Rails is great. And of course it isn't and will never be perfect. Obviously the author would love some alternative frameworks, mainly so he can use some more and some less exotic code patterns. Maybe after almost a decade of writing CR

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