Re:Sequoia, Greylock Take Stake In OpenDNS
by rjurney on Wednesday July 08, 2009 @01:49AM
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Had the pleasure of interviewing David when I was in Silicon valley last month, and was impressed at how down to earth a guy he was. I'm sure they'll put this money to good use.
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He used to comment here, from time to time:
http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=davidu
Which is the only reason this article caught my eye.
David was pud's sysadmin, about as low on the totem pole as one can get. "Down to earth" is the only favorable adjective one could use for this fellow.
Jealous much?
I know David from various different settings and even he will agree that he's a smarmy fellow.
I know you from one setting, and so far my impression is that you registered an account just to talk shit about someone anonymously. I think you will agree that makes you a despicable coward.
That's funny, 'cause I don't know you and it's my first time posting on this site, though I've visited precisely once beforehand. I did read the site guidelines and I suggest you do the same. There is a bit in there about civility that you have clearly missed.
As for David: his line of work is identical to Verisign's roundly reviled typo-squatting model.
Re:Sequoia, Greylock Take Stake In OpenDNS
by dan_the_welder on Wednesday July 08, 2009 @08:09AM
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I typed them two IP addresses in myself because Embarq's DNS was so shitty. Daily outages shitty.
Verisign abused their power and jacked the internet.
How are these things the same?