The issue as well, not just with companies having to NAT now, is that some of them are using their IP block for internal IP addresses that are already NAT'ed. Changing entire network infrastructures over to non-public routable is a costly expense as well.
The different model numbers has put me off from purchasing a product as there is no clear way for me to figure out which one has higher specs, not only that but based on just the model number I can't tell the difference apart.
It was the nightly basis that allowed a lot of other products (Nexenta) to work well, and get updates faster. It was out of these nightly code drops that OpenSolaris was created ...
It is fairly small (sub $1000), but large compared to our income over the past 6 months. We are trying to slowly grow, gain more capital to do more ambitious projects without involving VC's in an attempt to keep the corporation for us. I think the anger issue is definitely something that is getting to me, AND the other founders.
We are definitely trying to cancel the corporate card, however Wells Fargo is giving us the run-around.
The other founders are unhappy with the situation and are on new territory as well, so we are all unsure as to how to proceed. No, we are all pretty much together that something has to be done, we cut him slack when we noticed it and talked to him about it, now it has become an issue of how is the corporation to survive if frivolous spending becomes the norm?
Am I overreacting, possibly, but if that is the case we (as in the other founders) are all over-reacting.
Yes, we are trying to get the issue resolved as soon as possible, however I know HN is an extremely smart group of individuals and advice is always wanted from people that may have gone through something like this before.
No vesting schedules, so that makes it all the more hairy from a founder leaving stand-point. At the time we started working with him he was a responsible individual who knew what he was doing. It is only recently that these issues have popped up.
Yes, he is a friend, and yes we did sit down with him and talk to him. As mentioned in my post, after that it still went on for another month, and the monies still has not been returned.
If he was having money troubles I would have hoped he would talk to one of us however that has not been the case. It is very disconcerting to us that he has pretty much gone quiet, it has been hard to get ahold of him. I don't know, but it just feels like things have changed since we first started the corporation 2 years ago.