Something that I'd like to hack on if I get some time: is there any way we can create an exploit inside of a .unf file? Social engineering required to get someone to restore from it, but once restored, RCE. github.com/zhangyoufu/uni…
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The decrypt tool also works on .supp (support info) files
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Here's the short-term vs. long-term marketing strategies in the article above which we're using today (at 1,082 subscribers)
I put a 🤔 next to things I used to do personally until I hired. Now we both do them manually. Not sure if that counts as short or long-term strategy?
You can see the only long-term plan listed there that we're using is SEO... and by SEO I mean we're in such a small niche that we landed top result for most related search terms ~6months after launching and have held it since, without any effort on our part like blogging
I've been a hobbyist programmer for 5 years and now I'm trying to transition to become more of a professional.
That means I have to learn how to work with a team of developers instead of solo, use OOP (properly), lint, and unit test. All things I've never done before.
He looked at my code, told me I'm on the right track with my classes and structure, recommended how I can add linting to it, and suggested a few books to read.
We're going to meet again in a few weeks once I've got linting down and talk more about unit testing, and how to work as part of a team in git.
Here's what I think after serving 2,000 free plan users on @hostifi_net...
No.
Some reasons why...
1. Lack of commitment to finish onboarding. If the user paid to start with, they'd be more likely to invest the time into onboarding. If they onboard successfully, they don't churn.
1. Join Slack communities where your potential customers hang out 2. Change display name to "Your Name (Your Company)" 3. Set up keyword notifications to jump into conversations where you can provide value
Twitter for SaaS marketing
1. Open tweetdeck.twitter.com 2. Track relevant keywords, hashtags, and users in your space 3. Join in on discussions where you can add value
Reddit for SaaS marketing
1. Sign up for syften.com 2. Track relevant keywords or phrases in your space 3. Join in on discussions where you can add value