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We probably throw way too many acronyms in there that don't need to be mentioned (e.g. HTML and CSS).

Since when do Rails developers worry about performance?

Someone else posted a link to Copy, with much more discussion:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5252669

There's going to be some cool integrations between Copy and some of the Barracuda backup hardware. I don't know many details though, you probably already know more than I do.

The pricing page mentions some of the business features: http://www.copy.local/price/

Basically, you can setup companies, share items amongst employees, configure their access to the files, etc.

Actually, everything the app does is through a RESTful API. This API is private and undocumented (for now). I can't make any promises as to what we will do with it in the future...

Yep, we're basically a startup within a company. Barracuda has a lot of hardware, something that will definitely help with growth and scalability.

Copy is a Barracuda Networks project. The about page is being worked on and should be up later today.

Yes, we are employees of Barracuda Networks.

If you read the comments you'll see that someone was able to hunt down the price...

The purpose of the homepage is that if you need to quickly upload a file and give someone a link, just drop a file and you're done. It lets people know how easy it is to share files.

We're going to work on getting more information about the product on the site really quickly.

There's a buried comment in here about the login being a javascript popup. Here's a normal HTML page for doing logins: https://www.copy.com/auth/login/

Yes. All of our data centers are currently located in the US, and if we do offer overseas storage, we'll make that an explicit choice.

We're getting a lot of feedback on the homepage and how it doesn't convey enough information. The homepage is intended for more non-tech-savvy users. We'll likely add a lot more of this technical information soon.

We will buy our GUI programmer an Android tablet :)

Barracuda has like 200k customers and has been around for at least several years. Here's more information: https://www.barracudanetworks.com/company/

@atto - We encrypt the data on the server, AES256 I do believe.

I can assure you that there was no Bootstrap involved in the making of Copy :p

We're taking a lot of this feedback and looking into rewording things.

Oh, and we're a project of Barracuda Networks.

It has a lot more configurable business options, that's the biggest differentiator.

The cost/GB is a bit less than Dropbox, too.

Traffic from the desktop clients to the server is all done over HTTPS

You can share files between different users on the same LAN who have the application installed.

You can right click on a file from Explorer/Finder and get a share link.

The about page update is coming soon, in the meantime go to humans.txt :p

More company features, price is lower

From the article:

Existing Themes

The biggest asset of WordPress is the large number of themes and plugins available for it. Of course, by switching to a templating language such as Mustache, the existing repository of PHP based themes are no longer valid. To take care of this, Automattic (the company behind WordPress) could bundle a plugin with WordPress 4.x that allows loading of old templates, which would be disabled by default. Keeping that code out of core would help keep the overall project more manageable and secure.

It doesn't go Ka Ching when I hit enter...

Yep; A typo I made when converting variables to strings for the example.

You can specify a default image URI, and possibly look at the pixels of the returned image to see if it is the specified default.

I entered me@thomashunter.name, it pulled my gravatar, then asked me if I meant me@thomashunter.me. Not sure why it didn't like the .name TLD.

The tooltip floated over the password box and was kinda annoying.

From the homepage, "Pokemonium is an open source Pokemon MMORPG that is based off of the Pokenet server files. Coded in java this project is being developed by -DefaulT and the community of RaGEZONE. More to come later, for now enjoy this vast pokemon world online!"

At least you're getting attributed :p

My bad, it's not actually Fox News who recorded that, it was a segment they were featuring.