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Yes. This was the tipping point (and the fact there was a guide to do it made me).

Previously, I got sick of the hidden charges they had ("Business registration fee", added with each domain) that you may not notice.
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Waiting for the 60-day period after renewal to expire so they are eligible for transfer.
Wow, nice work. I wonder how difficult it would be for Dropbox to switch out their SSL certs and reinstall on their servers.

One problem I ran into was having Go Daddy when I registered my domain via Google Apps. Even though I unlocked the domain and got the auth code, because the way Google uses privacy, the transfer was rejected. Any advice there would be much appreciated.
Hey, that’s wonderful! I’ve linked back in the video description. Is there a place to ping you when I get the blog post up?

Thumbnail sketch: people often want to generate sequences of distinct colors for data visualization, for example for successive map layers. You can make a sequence of n trivially: pick n evenly spaced points on the color wheel. But things get trickier when you add two practical requirements: handle infinite n, and produce colors such that any contiguous dozen or two are always reasonably distinguishable. You can do a fair job by interleaving or using randomness, but when I tried I ended up with code that was (1) more complex and carrying more state than I thought was reasonable for something so simple-seeming or (2) a bunch of unreadable bitwise operations and such. Plus, there’s clear approach to optimality.

The golden angle comes to the rescue by being “the most irrational number”. As you immediately spotted, any irrational number will have no repeats. But clearly, one quite near a ratio of small integers will soon have many apparent repeats: for example, 1:1.50000004917813... might be technically fine, but perceptually it’s the same small set of colors for a long time. So what’s special about φ for our purposes is that, speaking informally, it’s as far as you can get from ℚ.

Therefore, given any angle on the color wheel, we can simply add the golden angle and be assured of (1) a quite different color and (2) more quite different colors as we recurse, until we’re packing the color wheel so densely that we’re simply fighting the eye’s inability to distinguish similar colors.

I think this might be useful to dataviz people, who often seem to resort to fairly Byzantine methods. I’ve noticed several Stack Overflow threads on color sequences that gave only more complex and less useful ones.[0]

And I think this counts as a place where using φ in the real world has a clear justification. So we’re up to one….

0. For example:

· http://stackoverflow.com/questions/309149/generate-distinctl...

· http://stackoverflow.com/questions/773226/generate-unique-co...

· http://stackoverflow.com/questions/470690/how-to-automatical...

· http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/44929/color-s...

However, some of these people want values distributed in perceptual 3-space, which is more than this golden angle method can do by itself.
So it's yet another price comparison site. What's so special about it?
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No, I transferred them (all 65 of 'em) back in May. Solidarity with elephants, you see.
I still have an old Tech+ license but I became inactive when I moved away to college and had no rig, no time and no ham friends at ASU. It would be nice to do more with it someday.
Question is, how many people here are going to boycott going to NFL games or watching them on TV (including SuperBowl) given that the NFL is one of the official supporters of SOPA?
That's a good question, and tough one to figure out. This applies to anyone who wants to deprive these companies of their support.

From my perspective, these attempts will not stop, and will take on new forms of bills. We have had to deal with bad bills since during the Clinton administration/Republican-controlled congress.

Some people call for 'Internet freedom' laws, but what is stopping the next congressional class from weakening or negating these laws without amending the Constitution?

My own view is that it will take a long time for these attempts to cease. Worst case, efforts will peter out until the generation who did not grow up with the Internet are no longer with us.
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I had all my domains on Name.com, I'm waiting to see what their position on SOPA is; if it's negative, i'll switch to Namecheap. I hate GoDaddy regardless of their stance on SOPA.
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I just wish it will cover different startups than the one TC loves to write again and again.
"The one most valuable asset at Oyster.com is our photo collection. ... In strict accordance with KISS methodology, we opted against LTO and S3, and decided to build a big BOX."

I can only imagine how much they will be scared each time they need install updates or reboot THE BOX.
They will eventually decide to build identical BOX and mirror their data on daily basis.
Then they will notice that mirroring such big volumes of data is wasting tooo much system resources and start evaluating in-house distributed storage solutions, such as OpenStack Swift.
Then they will notice it is way too overcomplicated and finally decide migrate their data to Amazon S3.

I'm writing it as a person who walked the same path over the last few years. :-)
Believe me, I would have remembered doing it. I wouldn't have cared about a location tagging message if I had entered the location manually. Not to mention I couldn't even remember the names of some of the cities where the photos were taken until Facebook suggested them to me.
You and CTO can rest for week or more and then have a heart-to-heart talk.
However, by my own experience you should look for a new CTO.
That had nothing to do with GoDaddy. GoDaddy was not the original registrar of all the domains that were stolen, and the thefts were possible due to a Gmail issue, not anything GoDaddy did.
Why any startup would use GoDaddy for DNS is baffling. Route 53 is amazing. However, must confess we currently use GoDaddy for domains (switching) and SSL certificates. Can anybody recommend some good alternatives for SSL certs that are about the same cost as GoDaddy?
I moved my GoDaddy domains to namespro.ca who have excellent support. The transfer went smooth as butter.
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I hope moving away from GoDaddy, rather than stopping SOPA/etc, does not become the focus.
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> Now suppose someone had asked you: "do you want legislation against these foreign illegal drug sellers?" Surely you'd say yes. Heck, I'd say yes. What reasonable person would oppose this?

I would. Not every nuisance should be outlawed, most nuisances probably shouldn't. Legislation always bears a cost, and, for instance, in this case the cost outweighs the benefits by a wide margin. As is often the case.
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> In February, 2011, Petzl did sign on to a letter circulated by the Outdoor Industry Association supporting government action against intellectual property theft via “rogue websites.” That letter made no mention of any specific legislation, and support for it was spurred by Petzl’s own encounter with the problem of counterfeit life-safety products.

Ahh, so that's how they're getting supporters... very shady.
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If you're being sincere, I would love to know why. Is it because you don't support SOPA, couldn't care less about SOPA and love GoDaddy, have too many hurdles to jump over, or some other reason? Just curious.
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Unfortunately, there is a lot of cargo-culting, on both sides of the table (entrepreneurs and investors), regardless of the culture. Although the precise form may differ: in SV it's recently been "a billion dollar company" with hoodies and other Social Network copycatting (as Paul Carr nicely described), while in Europe (including Croatia) it's been Groupon and Zynga cloning (there are over 40 Groupon clones currently in Croatia only, which is one on each 100k people...).

Regarding cultural differences, in Croatia nearly everyone (over 30) owns their house or appartment; it is not customary to rent, and only students or those with no other choice do it. It's traditional that even young people enter 30-year property loans as soon as they get their first job; property is considered the only viable long-term investment.

People often seek some sort of security first, even young ones, and only then, perhaps, look to "play" with some kind of business idea, usually because it's fashionable and seems like it could be fun. So this question by the investors has the purpose to weed out such "fashion-followers" and find those really dedicated to their cause (it's not a silver bullet of course; it's one of a number of questions with the similar purpose). I don't know of any investors who would require that from their entrepreneurs.
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Namecheap was the most referenced domain registrar when I was planning on moving away from GoDaddy. They really have their act together and I've been happy with them ever since. Way to go on your SOPA stance.
Looks like the YC startups that aren't using GoDaddy are using GeoTrust or DigiCert: http://jpf.github.com/domain-profiler/ycombinator.html
Because their products are technically "pirated" (stolen and sold for less, counterfeits are made, etc).
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PG: How did you arrive at this action when concerning Monsanto I understood your comments as something along the lines of "that's just the way of things work in the world of corporations"?
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Excellent! Props to PG for standing up against SOPA. Media company wants to take the free internet away from us. We cannot afford to have SOPA passed!!
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The irony is that godaddy has the fastest transfer out I've ever experienced with almost realtime acks if your receiving registrar supports it.

(and I've used nearly a dozen registrars, not just resellers)

You can be out in under 4 hours, all depends on how fast the registry responds.
Just did, but can someone please tell me how to cancel my GoDaddy account? The only KB article I can find about this on their website is either purposefully wrong, or woefully outdated.
Thanks. I guess this makes sense: I can migrate from the App Store later if I'd want to.
Thanks. Though GoDaddy SSL certs were purchased for $12.99 (coupon), competition seems to be over $100.
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Before anyone replies about needing a "24/7 sysadmin", if you are running stuff at this scale:

A) You already have a sysdmin, or somebody competent enough to
do the setup/maintenance work. Running off s3 doesn't magically mean you never need deal with sysadmin issues.

B) Rack providers will swap out hardware if you put in a ticket, so you can provide multi-regional redundancy for much much much cheaper than amazon would charge you ($60000*2 for 2 regions gets expensive fast)
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I hope he merely forgot to mention the 300k for uncle sam & co. presumably he has accountants. i hope, for his sake.
From what I've seen (I have personally never done it, but know people that have), this is not typically enforced in any way, and you're probably fine entering completely fictional information for all of this stuff.

But...

I knew a guy in college (super disreputable, FWIW, so I don't necessarily believe everything he said) who claimed that one of the first tricks up his sleeve when he was launching a new site was to file complaints about incorrect WHOIS data against all his competitors (and sometimes against random sites with useful keyword content and a bit of pagerank) and then pounce on the domains if they opened up so he could point them to his new site. He told me that often enough to be useful to him, people either failed to respond to the verification requests in time, or had actually provided false data, and he was able to either snatch their domains or at least cause some trouble.

So I probably wouldn't recommend messing around with phony data, better just to set up some contact info that you don't mind having out in the open.
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Somebody with more experience should correct me here, but I'm under the impression that the penalties for illegal transmission (for example I believe, encrypted communications) are harsher for people with HAM licenses.

Something to consider, if that is accurate.
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Its just not that hard people! Assuming he built the box for $6000 as claimed (unfortunate timing given hard-drive prices), that's $54,000 of someone's time before it becomes a loss. I've got 7Tb sitting here and in the last two years I've had three failures (all seagate incidentally) for a total consumption of my time of 45 minutes and zero downtime. Maybe 10 hours (erring on the high side) to set the things up.

If I needed this much space in a start-up I'd totally do it myself - it would be a good use of my time. No, my concern with this setup is that it looks (to me) to be a "w00t I got $6000 so lets build a 733t boxen!" It looks cool and fragile, instead of boring and robust.

UPDATE: To be fair, I'm not hammering those drives continuously. How much does that change the equation? Even if it goes from 45 minutes every two years to 45 minutes per day, you'd still be net positive. Basically, you can't prevent drive failures. But if you can keep the failures restricted to the ones that just require popping in a new drive, then your "operator time" is minimal. Its when you lose an array that you're in trouble. Again: Do not use one big box!
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Understood. You do seem to get what you pay for though. If I remember correctly: GoDaddy's root certificate isn't as widely distributed as their competitors are, also their certs are chained certs.
Twice? These days it takes reading them at least 5 times before I can claim to comprehend them.
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I switched away a long time ago when I got a cold call from GoDaddy trying to up-sell me their hosting... when I told him I use Amazon for all my hosting the salesperson was convinced I was confused about what he was trying to sell me having never heard of Amazon Web Services.

Either way... I was stuck with some domains on auto-renew I couldn't transfer out right away but today turned out to be a good reminder that I still had those last domains to transfer. Bye Bye GoDaddy!
What are some similar services to move to from GoDaddy?
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Yeah - if this succeeds it would make a very good story. This can easily get into the mainstream press.
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I could have sworn I included the financial sector in that list but obviously I did not, must have been a different comment. Not that it makes much of a difference to the point.

For a realistic calculation you would definitely have to take access to education and enough wealth to pursue some field of study into account. That certainly falls under the definition of "brightest minds" by any fair definition since IQ on it's own isn't very meaningful. I would argue that you would also want to take motivation into account as well as the opportunity/temperment to work in an organized fashion with a good team if you wanted good numbers but I never mentioned that.

Still, I don't really take issue with your ballpark numbers. Let's just assume that's close for the sake of argument.

I could have been more clear and less flippant I suppose but I certainly didn't mean "a majority", I think 5% is a large percentage.

So pedantry aside, the idea is to consider the enormous waste of talent going on at places like google, facebook, yahoo and the majority of internet or mobile app startups. Very little of that effort will have any actual long term impact (other than the relatively small team at google working on search).
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That's nice. But I prefer my registrar have freedom and anti-censorship be a core everyday value, like NearlyFreeSpeech, rather than something to embrace as a marketing opportunity.

Maybe that's unfair to Namecheap, but at any rate, all these issues with GoDaddy that people seem to suddenly care about just now are the reasons I have given NFS all my domain registration business for years now.

Just being anti-SOPA isn't good enough.
These sellers change domains each day. According to my host, they can even change servers several time per month.
The process involved by SOPA, a judge decision to close the site will be absolutely inefficient against them.
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PG is quoted in the article as saying ”I don’t know exactly which companies had people on the list. But I know which will now: none of them.”

That's fine and admirable, but on the practical side, if he doesn't know who's who, how is he going to enforce this rule?
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Registrar: I finally got my ass in motion and just bulk-moved all my domains to Namecheap. I wanted to do that for quite a while, and their SOPA support was the final nail in the coffin.
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