A few entrepreneur friends seem to also be having this problem so I'm sharing this:

For the past few weeks, we've been targeted with a credit card testing fraud attack on Stripe.

Literally thousands of blocked charges, hundreds in fraudulent payments, ~$2M in blocked charges All similar to what @levelsio @dannypostmaa @kevntz etc already described:

- fraudulent payments using stolen US credit cards
- using PH billing addresses
- with VPNs to sign up & make the payment from BD LA SG etc

A % of these fake charges go through and end up in disputes

Where would you go look for exceptionally good AI prompts for Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, DALL-E 2, etc?

Not just *some* inspirational inputs, but the top quality ones: the ones that produce the best kind of output these AI models can generate. Starting to dig into /r/StableDiffusion, /r/dalle2, #stablediffusion, etc. Good stuff, still looking for suggestions!

I'm launching something I've been working on! ✨

🤖 WebVitalsRobot

- monitors your site's pages for Google's Web Vitals every day
- shows historical charts of your site performance
- emails you when your pages become slower

It's now on @ProductHunt 🎈
producthunt.com/posts/web-vita… A few months ago Google updated their algorithm to start taking into consideration pages' performance for ranking.

This means that if your website performance suddenly becomes bad, Google will take it down from search results.

I found about this the hard way.

Heads up: if you're using PageSpeed Insights to measure your website's performance and make it rank better on Google, the big number in the circle is NOT the score Google takes into consideration when deciding if your page is properly optimized or not. That score is called the "Lighthouse score". It's not a random number: there are 6 components to it.

These components are called "Web vitals" and they all have different weights as to how they contribute to the total Lighthouse score googlechrome.github.io/lighthouse/sco…

Two weeks ago I started building something.

It all began with an idea and a logo.

A thread 👇 I was trying to keep one of my New Year’s resolutions, so I started tracking my daily progress on a sheet of paper.

Awesome! @Wakefy_app's functionality has just been copied! Not by minor players, but by Spotify and Google themselves! This can only mean I might be onto something with Wakefy!

https://twitter.com/Okihita/status/1025583209541599232

Just for Android devices, though. Hard to make that work on iOS as far as I know (without forcing users to leave their screen on the whole night). Plus, Wakefy was born with a different use case in mind. But still that's a copy – and only 4 months after Wakefy's launch.