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True, this is very naive and presumes you can sell everything for their accounting values without moving the market price or people realizing what you're doing. However, $17bn is a pretty big window of error, and this isn't even t
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12y ago
Alibaba going for a higher selling price just makes the continued undervaluing of Yahoo itself increasingly hilarious. At some point, I would think someone will want to buy them for all of this free money they have sitting around. YHOO
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12y ago
Good thing they got all of their growth and massive valuation stuff out of the way first, before worrying about pesky details like calculating hotel taxes or knowing about residency laws. I guess the lesson for startups is to break the law
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12y ago
It is gone from the 2014 report: https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/government-information-re...
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12y ago
There is no startup joke so stupid that it will not eventually become a real company. SaaS to replace "sign here" stickers: Docusign Moving box contents: Moveline Graffiti on bathroom stalls: Secret
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12y ago
It's nice to see that he thinks user privacy is something valuable, and that this is an issue worth talking about. However, I think he's really only addressing one of the three ways that user data can be compromised when it's
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12y ago
Our datacenter provider was great about it, we got approval in a matter of hours. We never photograph anything that doesn't belong to imgix or provide details that would identify the building, so that makes the approval process much si
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12y ago
Sure, as long as it references imgix. It would be nice if it linked back to the Exposure post too.
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12y ago
We debated whether or not this Exposure article was the right place to dive into specifics about our infrastructure and the choices we made (including our decision to use OS X), but ultimately decided that it wasn't a good fit. Exposur
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12y ago
We mostly operate the OS X and Linux hosts using the same or similar tools; Ansible for automation, ssh / rsync / git for getting files onto hosts, and an automated network installer that fills the same niche as the one we use wit
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12y ago
Sorry for any confusion with the fiber optic cabling; that connects to the uplinks on our production top of rack switches. The copper cabling is used to uplink our management switches and for serial consoles on the switches and CDUs. The ex
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12y ago
We're developing a cold aisle containment solution, but it wasn't ready to be photographed. It's the one major component that I decided to wait on deploying, since there isn't an urgent need to contain a space that is (a