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I built a tiny website back in 2005-ish to aggregate RSS feeds from sites that I was interested in. Just for myself and didn't think too much that it could have been an actual prod…

yes (kindly from Los Gatos). One of my team member just wished a slack-free day, and it has come true!

Found a settlement regarding to Skype's inactive credits back in 2010: https://techcrunch.com/2010/01/14/skype-credits-inactivity-s... , clearly Rebtel's behavior should be against…

"Note that any purchased Rebtel credit will expire after twelve (12) months of inactivity." I'm one of their customers. My credit is gone without any reminders or notification. I h…

This is off the point. And I'm not questioning the fact either.

Alright, this is really funny. Do 10 people each with 4-year experience really add up to "40-year experience"? I don't think so. I think this is just kind of a joke. What would you…

"Mgt Team has over 40 yrs experience managing wireless stores" Seriously, 40 yrs of wireless store management?? Was there any consumer facing wireless service back in 1976? I'm con…

I'm particularly interested in the discuss forum. Is it an open source one or built yourselves? Thanks!

I totally share the same view that to best avoid failure is to embrace it and cope with it. It is true that all their sentence is about recovery, however, it is disappointing that …

My point is: they shouldn't ONLY plan on ensuring recovery occurs fast; they should also plan on having multiple data centers, which to me is more important. It's frightening to kn…

TL;DR: "We don’t believe it is possible to fully prevent the events that resulted in a large part of our infrastructure losing power, ..." This doesn't sound very good.

Though the name "E Dollar" sounds so antique...

I suppose the NullPointerException is totally legal on this island.

Sounds good but still not convincing. For example, R can do the same thing, too, or even better. And it can be integrated with other programming languages. I would never buy it eit…