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How These Founders Built a $273 Million Company From Junk Computers
With some secondhand machines, ThousandEyes became a startup tech firm with a story refreshingly different than the rest.
The Beginner’s Guide To VC
We decided to make this list as a jumping-off point for startup founders, journalists, aspiring investors and the curious to get themselves up to speed on how the VC space works, often from an insider’s perspective.
8 Tips from Entrepreneurs Who Grew Startups into Successful Businesses
These eight founders and CEOs have advice for business newbies, so that we can reach success faster and easier than they did.
How to ask for advice
I get asked for startup advice many times everyday from both YC companies and non-YC companies. I have a limited set of experiences as a startup founder and investor but I am always happy to help motivated founders whenever I can.<br>The problem is that many founders ask for advice in strange...
8 tips for preventing ransomware
If you haven’t been hit by ransomware yet, you’re either very lucky, or you’ve taken some proactive steps to protect your computers and files. We present 8 tips you should use to …
4 tips to turn an underdog startup into an undeniable success
A serial entrepreneur explains why stopping at "no" is the worst thing for a young founder.
How to Have a Successful Co-Founder Relationship
Choosing who your business partner will be is the single most important decision you will make in your business -- and potentially in your life.
Why Too Many Founders Stunt Their Company's Growth
The mantra of 'just do it' is OK for maintaining the status quo, but not for growing your business.
Guy builds enormous computer, uses it to play Tetris
We'd build one ourselves, if only we had some 10,000,000 hours of spare time.
The Surprising Strengths of Startup Founders Around the World
A fascinating Founders' DNA Test sheds light on the strengths of entrepreneurs in different countries.
Crash: how computers are setting us up for disaster
The Long Read: We increasingly let computers fly planes and carry out security checks. Driverless cars are next. But is our reliance on automation dangerously diminishing our skills?
How Can I Make Sure My New Computer Isn't a Dud?
Dear Lifehacker,<br>I just bought a new computer and, seeing as hardware failure rates are pretty high these days, I want to make sure it isn't going to suddenly die on me in the middle of an important project. Is there anything I can do to ensure it isn't a dud?
What Founders Wish They Knew Before Starting Companies
Entrepreneurship is about learning and iterating. See what successful founders wish they knew when they got started.
How to Know if You Should Actually Start Your Business Idea
Smart founders take this step to make sure their startup idea has legs, startup expert Steve Blank says.
5 Reasons Startup Founders are Wise to Learn Some Coding
Knowing the basics reassures potential investors and earns the respect of the techies you need to join your team.
Learn from Proven Entrepreneurs & Startup Founders
The resource entrepreneurs choose to build and grow a successful business.
6 Ways to Build a Lasting 'Co-Founder Team' for Your Startup
Make those important decisions upfront, so your relationship works like a well-oiled machine.
9 Of The Craziest Things Founders Have Done To Make Their Startups Successful
Some ambitious entrepreneurs go the extra mile to make their businesses successful.
What your email address says about your computer skills
What email service you use can be an indicator of many things.
What various weird computer noises mean for your machine
Learning what the weird noises coming from your computer might mean, could save it. Or at least give you an unequivocal pass to buy a new one.
