π I think the best gift you can give your friends right now is a 2FA hardware key: it will protect them from getting their accounts hacked and their crypto stolen via SIM swapping
This one in particular:
- works with USB-C on MacBook Pro
- works with wireless NFC with iPhone yubico.com/th/product/yubβ¦
Make sure you get a couple so you have some backups in case you lose it
2FA hardware keys are NOT difficult to set up, here's how:
- insert into USB port or use NFC wireless
- go to a website that supports it like @Coinbase and go to settings
- click [ add hardware key ], tap the Yubikey
- done
Why are 2FA hardware keys more secure than SMS or 2FA authenticator apps?
- SMS can be simswapped (happens ALL THE TIME)
- 2FA auth apps are great but might still be hacked
- hardware key means people need to physically find you and your hardware key to login to anything
The odds of someone physically finding you and getting your hardware key are much lower than a random internet person hacking your 2FA auth app, or SMS simswapping you
My best friends now:
- lost Instagram account due to SIM swapping
- lost their verified Twitter account due to Chrome malware
- got their iCloud hacked and blackmailed for it
- got their crypto hacked and lost tens of thousands $$$
It's not a theoretical risk anymore
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π¨βπ¬π§ͺ Results from the Nomad List membership pricing test: $79.99 (one-time-payment) is the highest revenue generating price at $34,407/mo with 430/mo sign ups
I had $99.99 for a long time but as you see it actually made me have less revenue: $19,435/mo, so it was overpriced
β I'm starting to notice a divide between people that work async vs not
π Async ppl can book fun activities throughout the week and get the lowest prices for hotels, restaurants, etc
π€ Sync people are stuck w/ the weekend and pay the highest prices for overcrowded venues
You have person A who can work async, e.g. with flexible hours and not having to be on call
And person B who works sync and has to be on call
Then person B will dictate person A's life and limit the benefits they have from working async
Sync ppl need to do leisure stuff in the weekend, while async ppl can do leisure stuff whenever.
When the weekend starts sync ppl are excited to finally do fun stuff while async ppl were doing fun stuff all week and their [ fun bar ] is already full so there's a mismatch
π People keep asking for the stack, it's:
- @official_php 7 without framework
- JS with @jquery without framework
- normal CSS
- @nginx on @ubuntu
- 1x @linode VPS @ $400/mo
- @stripe for payments
- SQLite for db