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Ericsson tried that strategy with Vonage. Failed and paid $6B for a $500M business at best.

They fired the one guy who does nightly reboots nobody knows about but are critical for freeing resources nobody else bothered to figure out how to.

They fired 11% late last year already

The other half are in denial.

Why is your 4 year old even watching TV or YouTube to begin with…

Bret is about to be exposed as the main culprit in election interference at Twitter once Elon releases the Twitter Files.

They couldn’t IPO. Stripe is a bubble. They don’t want their financials under a microscope.

Gotta pump up the numbers before market close and earnings

AngularJS 1.8 and Falcon Python API backend. Redis and Postgres. Running an 8 figure ARR business on this stack.

As a SaaS veteran I can confidently say I would never put my entire company on the line for a remote API call before any request is served. Not just latency, but also - what the heck happens if you’re gone/down? The entire business operation grinds to a halt. This is such a huge non-starter. I reviewed Sync Agent and I doubt it is much help in case of an actual outage.

AngularJS 1.8

I have a very successful VoIP business, why would I blow the whistle? A couple months away from finalizing our Stir Shaken certification, no need to mess things up ahead of time :)

Do you really think they will make a publish statement about this? Call them and see for yourself. There is absolutely no Stir Shaken verification of any kind other than a look up in the robocall mitigation database where each VoIP business self attests to complying with inquiries and other fcc robocall regulations. Takes 5 minutes to create such an entry for your VoIP company and nobody checks it

There is still a loophole. You get one more year if you are “facilities based”. All you need is one subscriber to whom you also provide broadband connection and you’re covered under the facilities based definition even if you have a thousand other end users over the top.