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by code777777 11y ago
Perhaps they're asking for a "startup discount" like AWS Activate. A discount because they're a startup and putting trust into you and your startup. If they do well, you'll do well. If you screw up they will be impa
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by code777777 11y ago
Thanks, great read! His words from 2007 still ring true today. It was also nice to see how some of the startups turned out.
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by code777777 11y ago
I never met the man, but wasn't Steve Jobs famous for this too? I've read supposed accounts where he sounded worse than Nest's management.
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by code777777 11y ago
At least wait until the man is buried. The right-winged politicians are posturing to make this a presidential election issue, maybe even a big one. Electing a president who will in turn appoint a SCOTUS Justice may sway more people to vote.
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by code777777 11y ago
Perhaps most do but I see a different trend these days. "The network" is a lot more important now since so many things are cloud-based. Our networking group automated a deployment for the fix and contacted everyone that has ever b
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by code777777 11y ago
Thanks, that was a good read. I plan on checking out the source too just to learn. Perhaps not relevant anymore but here's my take. My company uses a similar-ish service for our after hours emergency number (AnswerConnect). We pay $149
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by code777777 11y ago
Walmart is releasing OneOps. It's supposedly their internal platform to be cloud-provider agnostic. I've not used it (yet) and haven't heard of anyone else using it but it sounds like a step in that direction. http:/&#x
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by code777777 11y ago
If it's company equipment they're within their rights (usually in the US) to do it. What I've usually seen is that they're using something like a Palo Alto/Cisco to do transparent/inline "blocking of bad s
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by code777777 11y ago
We've had this challenge as well at a smaller scale. People would go out to lunch all the time to "discuss work" and expense it. We were paying thousands a month for that. After a while that, and a few other things, got a bit
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by code777777 11y ago
Well, this may not be exactly what you're looking for but I'll share anyway. I'm a dad of three younger girls (10, 7, and 2). The 10-year old has tons of friends over all the time from her school and dance class. They compete
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by code777777 11y ago
Here's what I got: - iPhone and iPad - Broadband, technically not a product I guess. - Salesforce.com, if you were around during that time, I think you'd agree. - Touchscreen Ultrabooks, I don't care what anyone says, I LOVE
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by code777777 11y ago
Perhaps they were operating under the mainstream radar for a while and all the advertising was their downfall. According to Wikipedia, Draftkings has been around since 2012. I'd never heard of them until they started plastering every s
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by code777777 11y ago
Makes sense. Are there any salient points in the book or passages that you'd like to point out. Having experienced some major success and failures I'd be interested in hearing more.
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by code777777 11y ago
No, they sync if you set it up that way (DropBox, Google Sync, etc.) and you get revision history on ON including the name of the person that made the change.
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by code777777 11y ago
Agreed, for quick notes it's awesome especially with it's newer multimedia features. Opening ON on your phone and all that is kind of a pain. Since I also use Windows the problem I have is getting to those notes on my Windows 10 b
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by code777777 11y ago
ON can sync off of a regular old file share. I've been using it for years. A copy on our server and one on each of my computers (desktop, laptop, Mac) and they all happily sync up. Granted, the iPhone app works best with OneDrive. I&#x
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by code777777 11y ago
I'm not disagreeing that in some cases it's true. But as someone who provides infrastructure for a great many businesses including startups, most everyone changes their tune when their server goes down.
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by code777777 11y ago
That would be really cool, let us know if you do please.
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by code777777 11y ago
Crane operators do need to know a lot more than just pushing buttons. If not, cranes tip over, get blown over, and sometimes people die. I've seen it happen. Truck drivers, not so much. Although, when your truck breaks down in the midd
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by code777777 11y ago
Well, being an engineer at a company that provides private cloud services and a long-time programmer, I'd wait to ensure that application stays secure before singing the praises of easy. While I agree that making things more accessible