yeahrightfam

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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
Yeah I think it should work out like that. Still doesn't make sense why police does not prosecute the guy when it clearly does some things that are illegal. The most plausible theory I'm willing to believe is "the guy is part
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
Yep it's flawed. That made read the rest of the post with a "meh" attitude instead of my initial "this could be cool" mindset.
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
I don't buy the "we do not know who Bansky is" meme. The guy has had exhibitions at major museums, interventions where someone, at least police, should have allowed him to carry out his stuff without interruptions, and yet th
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Is this authentication scheme secure?(security.stackexchange.com)
1 points by yeahrightfam 11y ago|0 comments
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
Brazil is a sovereign country and they are free to define their legal system any way they want. Facebook needs to comply with Brazilian law, not the other way around. If you do something illegal you should expect punishment from the law soo
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
"They respond quickly if you're doing $80k a month in business with them" If I were asked to put into words Stripe's attitude towards its users I wouldn't have come with a better example. Thanks. "PayPal has wa
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
https://memberful.com/blog/stripe-vs-paypal/ Obviously depends on your use case but with PayPal you break even at $5,000. Way lower than 80k month. And "get in touch", yeah I know what happens when you t
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
"The whole purpose of Stripe is to make basic tools for starting an internet business more broadly available and without barriers." Well, I didn't have to publicly shame PayPal and wait for years to get invited to use their p
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
Check out their only Mexican partner.
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by yeahrightfam 11y ago
This means nothing for me (and should also mean nothing for the targeted audience of the post). I've been constantly ignored from Stripe since they launched their beta in Mexico (actually way before that, I subscribed years before, whe