One Note : I'm an "avoid mouse" person & one note is the only application that provides all the features.
Plus sharing is a breeze - especially in a company.
Congrats to LastPass team for a successful exit :)
I understand why the users might have concerns with "LogMeIn", but well one should've expected (at least on this forum) that this is going to happen.
I know this isn't the most popular comment.
But, what the heck, be happy for the LastPass team, they've worked their ass off. That's what this forum is for, isn't it ?
We(hackers) are all in the same boat.
I'm hooked to OneNote, started using it a year back. From what I've seen it's extremely intuitive. Creating a table is a breeze and so is the indenting.
1.) Manager-tools - For management. No fluff and actionable info.
2.) Stanford Entrepreneurship thought leaders - For Startups
3.) 99% invisible - For design
4.) Ted Talks - For knowing brilliant people
5.) Security Now - IT Security
hmm.. so this guy - Craig - works his ass off all these years and builds a site that makes him money. HIS hard work paying HIM money.Now someone else comes along and wants to build a site that has the potential to hurt Craig's work..
Wonder why Craig doesn't like it..
Before pointing a finger at Craig, how about you build something from grounds up, get to Craig's level and then allow anyone else to just take stuff away from you, piece by piece.
He is still providing value to people by letting people post and use it. Of-course he is making money, but anything worth charging will be charged.
He is just as passionate about his site and what he has built as you are. Maybe he just doesn't want you to build a building on his island. So be it, there is a whole world out there waiting for you.
Bottom line : Stop wasting time, build something else. You are smart enough to work on a completely unique idea of your own. Why spend your energy on sipping from someone else's ocean when you have an ocean inside you.
I agree with these -
1.) Lone wolf syndrome
2.) Look for the line at your door
Have experienced these -
1.) Ask for forgiveness, not for permission
2.) (Most) Screw ups are OK
Couldn't agree more -
1.) Code is king
2.) Don’t be an asshole
I see your point, on the below, but kinda disagree -
1.) New team? Pick people over products - Would be difficult for me to be passionate about something if I don't like what I'm working on. And product would most likely bring out the passion. If the people in that team are not what I'd like, well, so what, dive in, lets see if it can be cleaned on the way.
https://twitter.com/SellFiat/status/1347958257642569730/phot...
Above graph is only about Bitcoin, people have made a shit ton more on Alt..