ogaj

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   by ogaj 1y ago

   They may, but that doesn’t mean that the capacity disappears. It may require some assumptions about USG willingness to backstop an acquisition but it’s not a significant leap to think that the generation capacity remains in (more capable?)
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   by ogaj 3y ago

   Shark + Hurricane = Sharknado
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   by ogaj 3y ago

   Point well taken. My comment was primarily based on two other factors: a) the strategic signal it sends re developer resource allocation and b) the market signal it sends, selling a security solution while partnering with a company (not a k
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   by ogaj 3y ago

   I appreciate the response - great blog post. I don't doubt this works for certain companies and components of the ecosystem; it worked for Dropbox (at least for a long time). Tailscale is clearly a superior product to it's competi
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   by ogaj 3y ago

   I love tailscale's technology and their contributions to the security ecosystem, but I can't help but take a contrarian angle to many of the comments here... This feels like a bad idea, and perhaps it signals defeat in the enterpr
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   by ogaj 6y ago

   Wow. Weren't they just angling for an IPO? I wonder how much of this was insured and what the impact is to their overall operations.
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   by ogaj 8y ago

   Curiously... there don't appear to be any FCC registrations for the new device: https://fccid.io/2AAIC
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   by ogaj 8y ago

   I think the key to these situations is remembering that others are just as likely to forget your name as you are to forget theirs. Thus, when seeing someone whose name I've forgotten, I always lead off the conversation by reintroducing