appl3star

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by appl3star 15y ago
http://www.spideroak.com is nice but unfortunately they started to implement some file sharing features so they stopped offering true client-side encryption as well. At least they are way more secure than DropBox. Another one: https://se
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by appl3star 16y ago
kick him out! do not pay!
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by appl3star 16y ago
1) "Second: the security economics of mail drastically favor Google over anything you come up with, even if you're really good. That's because the cost of a sitewide compromise at Google is stratospheric." This cannot be a serious answer: S
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by appl3star 16y ago
Dropbox is not secure! They have access to all your data. Read the Dropbox forum and you will find that information. So - Dropbox should not be used for any important files. But for everything else it should be ok.
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by appl3star 16y ago
Even worse: Your files readable to support staff from Dropbox. Do you trust them that much? I would recommend encrypted backups.
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by appl3star 16y ago
Cut these bloody referal links. And I would -not- recommend DropBox for critical backup files. First, they can read all content. Second, they got some problems with large folders or system directories.
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by appl3star 16y ago
Come on - at least you could say you are the developer. Otherwise thats not fair. (BTW We use tarsnap as a server offsite backup.)
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Startup Tools(blog-en.cloudsafe.com)
2 points by appl3star 16y ago|0 comments
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by appl3star 16y ago
Hey Nicolo, change your about page please, if you really want this to succeed: "Nic is the CEO and business guy at Taskforce." "Alex is a serial entrepreneur and developer." Alex left. Now what? Your first line of introduction makes you (a)
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by appl3star 16y ago
Even if you work alone - make sure you keep touch with your friends. And make sure you get a network of business contacts to talk to, people from your part of the tech world. It´s not only important to keep morale up, it´s also important to
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by appl3star 16y ago
Use 1password (1password.com) - and keep an online copy of your 1password password file at cloudsafe.com
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by appl3star 16y ago
Is the service located in the US?
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by appl3star 16y ago
Easy one: 1password. They just do not offer access from anywhere. But you can generate special HTML docs to use on a USB stick etc.
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by appl3star 16y ago
London, Berlin, Barcelona, Hamburg
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by appl3star 16y ago
Get them to pay you right or get out. Maje sure we all know the name of the company - after you left.. :)
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by appl3star 17y ago
time for a decent username, no? :-)
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Looking for dedicated servers and flexible storage solution
1 points by appl3star 17y ago|1 comments
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by appl3star 17y ago
Scott, I will put you on the list - I expect this to start before 2010.
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Coders heaven?
2 points by appl3star 17y ago|4 comments
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by appl3star 17y ago
checkout jameslist.com - they are in stockholm ...
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Server Sizing - CPU & RAM
2 points by appl3star 17y ago|1 comments
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by appl3star 17y ago
there are THOUSANDS of site offering this product. Do you research your ideas before you post them? :) Still, there could be a search site just for all the checklist sites... (!)
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by appl3star 17y ago
Dropbox. Well, it´s an online and offline solution for me and my most valuable files no a Macbook Pro - since I get online access via getdropbox.com and I got an old PC (yes, a Windows XP PC) as a sync client for Dropbox on a second locatio
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by appl3star 17y ago
no way. Never had more issues with a software (v1) - Now they tried to charge again for v2. And it was still unreliable :/
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by appl3star 17y ago
Developer: Coda, Cornerstone, TextWrangler or BBEdit, iTerm, ForkLift, Querious, Changes, iChm Web Designer: CSSEdit, Flux, Dreamweaver, xScope, Xyle Scope, Picturesque Researcher: Evernote, DevonThink Pro, ConceptDraw MindMap User: Launch