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by flyt 10y ago
Dropbox's employee shuttles ran a very limited schedule and only to the Marina and Mission from their Mission Bay office. When the company was smaller it may have been more practical but over time as hiring picked up a larger percentag
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by flyt 11y ago
This is categorically false. If you have large capacity needs talk to your TAMs/Account Manager and they can make it happen.
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by flyt 11y ago
Take a look at nCrypted Cloud for an option: https://www.encryptedcloud.com/ Realistically, though, Dropbox can't offer many of the features that differentiate them in the marketplace (collaboration, previews, sharing,
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by flyt 11y ago
You aren't obligated to be a customer of Dropbox. There are plenty of other services, either self-run or not, that caters to people that value baseless paranoia over functionality and usability.
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by flyt 11y ago
What are you worried about in the client app that would require it to be open source? Should they also open source their backend systems and give you access to them?
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by flyt 11y ago
Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/privacy#terms Opt-out of Agreement to Arbitrate. You can decline this agreement to arbitrate by clicking here and submitting the opt-out form within 30 days of first accepting these Terms. W
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by flyt 11y ago
The last time that I saw somebody from Google give a presentation about k8 it didn't seem like "larger cluster sizes" was a real priority at this point, and they were more focused on features. Good to hear this is getting som
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by flyt 11y ago
Has Kubernetes grown past its limit of ~100 underlying servers? What's the largest production Kubernetes cluster running today?
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Travel planning service Vamo acquired by Airbnb(vamo.com)
1 points by flyt 11y ago|0 comments
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Join the Dropbox Notes beta(dropbox.com)
88 points by flyt 11y ago|33 comments
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by flyt 12y ago
You can't just switch this stuff out overnight. Give it time and Amazon will probably run most of their FCs off Kiva robots, but there will also be some FCs that don't adopt them because their items are too large, oddly-shaped, or
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by flyt 12y ago
There's a reason Steve removed "easter eggs" and lists of people that worked on projects at Apple: there's no reason to give other companies a list to poach from. I don't know why GitHub is making this so easy.
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by flyt 12y ago
24 hours.
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by flyt 12y ago
There's a huge difference between passively tapping a fiber optic cable and infiltrating a network to inject malicious traffic. All we've ever seen evidence of is NSA's passive tapping of Google & others.
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by flyt 12y ago
What are your objections to Bob Mylod?
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by flyt 12y ago
Government will continue to have major problems hiring some of the best people in the tech industry until they stop screening for past use of drugs, even soft drugs like marijuana. Considering that two states (Washington and Colorado) now m
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by flyt 12y ago
Congrats to Gandi for being the underlying registrar that Amazon chose for the registration service! http://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/reg...
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by flyt 12y ago
One of those rare examples where the best product is winning in an entire category.
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by flyt 12y ago
That's likely for female profiles, but the situation is usually reversed for men. Liking everything means that the smaller number of women that swipe right on your profile will instantly match, and then you can decide to reply or not.
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by flyt 12y ago
It's easy to do once you have a good relationship with your CA.
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by flyt 12y ago
All wildcard SSL certs only support one level of subdomain.
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by flyt 12y ago
No, because this is made by Panic, a company that only makes software for OS X and iOS.
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by flyt 12y ago
Any infrastructure that is of a size needing this will already have in-house tooling (Google/FB/Amazon/etc) and everybody else should be using public clouds anyway. Ubuntu is grasping for relevance.
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by flyt 12y ago
simplenote + notational velocity
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by flyt 12y ago
Not everybody uses Strava, so the data is skewed a bit.
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by flyt 13y ago
Apple doesn't allow developers to restrict releases to explicit hardware revisions, so having that requirement keeps out anybody pre-iPhone 4.
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by flyt 13y ago
We filed a ticket through support and also contacted our rep, referencing the ticket.
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by flyt 13y ago
We've had the exact opposite experience: After reaching out to Amazon our ELBs were prioritized for the fix and patched with no work needed on our part within <8 hours. Our rep has been in constant contact the whole time.
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by flyt 13y ago
Its expansion was limited due to state sales tax laws, and Amazon's historical attempts to avoid customers paying sales taxes. Now that they are largely collecting sales taxes they can expand into more local services like Fresh. Most o
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Asana Status(asanastatus.com)
11 points by flyt 13y ago|5 comments

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