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by techdragon 13y ago
I actually figured I would have to do this kind of proxy or in the least offer a tunnel broker as part of any 'IPv6 only' service, if only for the purpose of helping potential customers actually access the service they would pay f
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by techdragon 13y ago
Its ironic that in an America that lets legal shenanigans turn all kinds into criminals, that the same legal weaselling lets people get away with what is completely illegal, just because they say they didn't do it for the illegal reaso
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by techdragon 13y ago
Just read it. Utterly disgusted. If I had more than a few months savings in the bank I probably would have just quit. A company that lets exactly THAT kind of HR person make any decision, has succumbed to the PHBs.
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by techdragon 13y ago
Yeah I love the look of this, but a 2K buy it now price, not exactly letting people find its true value. (not getting into free market stuff, just saying these kind of "i think its worth $X thousand, buy it or not" stuff isn'
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Ask HN: Can you 'succeed' going IPv6 only?
6 points by techdragon 13y ago|4 comments
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by techdragon 13y ago
What other way to keep people thinking about it do we have?
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by techdragon 13y ago
I'm currently involved in a crowdfunding startup, and Bitcoin support is in our icebox, but hasn't risen due to the usual various competing pressures any project has. Posts like this help chance that balance of pressures and raise
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by techdragon 13y ago
Yes. Without a question yes. If i could pay something between $25 to $100 a month to get someone to ensure that my outgoing 'notices' weren't terrible sludge that put off anyone non technical. Then my side projects would be m