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If you could just go ahead and win this for us, Krebs. Yeah, that'd be great. Ubiquiti must have solid ground to be dragging themselves into this mess? I mean,
by skilled 5y ago
If you could just go ahead and win this for us, Krebs. Yeah, that'd be great.
Ubiquiti must have solid ground to be dragging themselves into this mess? I mean, from one side - it looks like a lot of people are on Krebs side, awesome. But, from another - no one at Ubiquity expected some kind of a pushback?
- jokowueu 5y agoThe below comment seems like solid ground to me but I don't think it will stick https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30850416#30851334 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30850416#30851334
- lbriner 5y ago> Ubiquiti must have solid ground to be dragging themselves into this mess? Not as much as you might expect. There are so many times when I have seen cases made purely to save face or to be offensive as the best form of defence. I can't say whom but a Solicitor I know has told me of a number of cases she didn't expect she could possibly win in Court but the client had the money to pursue it to make some kind of point and didn't care whether they would actually win or not. Not saying Ubiquiti don't have a good reason, just that they don't necessarily have one.
- dylan604 5y agoPutin thought he was on solid ground that taking over Ukraine would be simple as well. This is one of the problems of having those that report to you to be too scared to tell you the truth vs what they think you want to hear. I could see where the board/c-suite of Ubiquity are all so pissed about the situation that they cannot hear or are not being told that this lawsuit is having and will continue to have a worse negative impact than just leaving it alone.