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I also like Technology Review
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- +1 Drop signatures from servers and packages used to build your applications
- run nmap against your own system to make sure you haven't left any unnecessary ports open
- run nikto against your own system and remediate
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- Bertrand Russell
Delivered something of value, freemium business model that I believe will work extraordinarily well for them.
My hat is off to them! Just wish I would've thought of it first.
Haha
I speak from personal experience on both counts.
;-)
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"Because making something people want is so much harder than making money from it, you should leave business models for later, just as you'd leave some trivial but messy feature for version 2. In version 1, solve the core problem. And the core problem in a startup is how to create wealth (= how much people want something x the number who want it), not how to convert that wealth into money."
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Don't mean to be harsh but that's the statistical reality.
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1. Go to medical school
2. Read The Bible, Shakespeare and Dostoyevsky
I'd tell them to read The Bible, Shakespeare and Dostoyevsky
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If it's a really long time just say you were a free lance consultant or something.
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I'm very serious about the 1.5 Oz cans - I'd be a customer immediately.
You might think I'm joking, but I'm not - I looked for this earlier today online.
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"Yes, Bob, we should do what you're suggesting but we should also do X, Y and Z."
If they don't say "No" or something to the effect of: "Those are good suggestions but I think we really need to focus on getting a prototype out the door, some real customer feedback, etc. Then we can revisit these great suggestions and see if they are still in alignment with the product."
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I think you do know what the problem is ;-)
What is your PHP Error handling and logging set to? How big are your Apache access_log and error_log files?
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Rivers always reach the sea...
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Our CEO insisted on VeriSign so that's what we went with - way more expensive and to get both www.example.com and example.com you either have to buy another cert (for example.com) or go through their Sales team's Managed PKI to get a SAN - ridiculous!
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Yah, that was a joke...
With that said I have found SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis to be a useful tool...
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