Just wanted to say that I'm a long time user of EnvKey and I love it. Highly recommend.
I work at http://givelively.org for the same reasons. I want my work to be about more than making someone profit, so I work at a place that doesn't make profit. For what it's worth, the fact that the mission of your…
Same here! We're really happy with it.
Give Lively | New York, NY (NYC) | Full Stack Engineer & Engineering Manager | ONSITE Full-Time | $90-$135k + Excellent Benefits | http://givelively.org We build better fundraising tech for nonprofits and give it away…
Here's a pretty good article on exactly this question: https://www.abine.com/blog/2013/23andme-without-violating-yo...
I managed to come upon a couple interesting pertinent articles. One about other, similar Kickstarter projects that turned out to be scammy[1]. And another article, written by the same journalist about scio[2]. [1]…
looks like the one part you said you might agree with in your very last sentence is 100% of the group that they were talking about: people who enjoy programming.
Looks very cool.
Just wanted to say that I'm a long time user of EnvKey and I love it. Highly recommend.
I work at http://givelively.org for the same reasons. I want my work to be about more than making someone profit, so I work at a place that doesn't make profit. For what it's worth, the fact that the mission of your…
Same here! We're really happy with it.
Give Lively | New York, NY (NYC) | Full Stack Engineer & Engineering Manager | ONSITE Full-Time | $90-$135k + Excellent Benefits | http://givelively.org We build better fundraising tech for nonprofits and give it away…
Here's a pretty good article on exactly this question: https://www.abine.com/blog/2013/23andme-without-violating-yo...
I managed to come upon a couple interesting pertinent articles. One about other, similar Kickstarter projects that turned out to be scammy[1]. And another article, written by the same journalist about scio[2]. [1]…
looks like the one part you said you might agree with in your very last sentence is 100% of the group that they were talking about: people who enjoy programming.
Looks very cool.