Re:A day in the life of a startup founder
by simonbarker87 on Wednesday June 27, 2012 @06:34AM
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Loving double stealth mode - is triple stealth when your VCs don't even know what your doing I wonder?
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Triple is when VC's don't even know they invested
Re:A day in the life of a startup founder
by simonbarker87 on Wednesday June 27, 2012 @08:11AM
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Excellent! We're not even in stealth mode and I sometimes think our VCs have forgotten they invested
Met a VC recently who snarked that another fund invests in competitors because they can't remember what's in their portfolio.
Take the money and run!
Re:A day in the life of a startup founder
by NirDremer on Wednesday June 27, 2012 @07:50AM
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Love it! :)
Re:A day in the life of a startup founder
by arethuza on Wednesday June 27, 2012 @06:58AM
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I thought double stealth would be like "encrypting" using double ROT13.
Or perhaps the company could have a superb MVP up, addressing a huge market, while behind the scenes (double stealth) they're building a lame idea for real.
Re:A day in the life of a startup founder
by dgabriel on Wednesday June 27, 2012 @08:54AM
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Ah yes, the old ROT26 encryption.
Re:A day in the life of a startup founder
by arethuza on Wednesday June 27, 2012 @09:29AM
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It's the latest "best practise" for storing passwords - extremely efficient and almost impossible to implement incorrectly.
This sentence was encrypted using ROT26.
Re:A day in the life of a startup founder
by arethuza on Wednesday June 27, 2012 @10:48AM
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Encryption so cunning that you can't actually tell that stuff has been encrypted!
Hah, that's actually a thing (steganography). That full stop is actually a microdot.