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The only way to move forward is to put that past behind us. I think a distinction should be made between revisiting history (in a bid to understand how we got where we are now), and assigning blame.

I'm not sure how we can move forward without some degree of empathy; "Yes, you got the short end of the stick, but how about if we try such and such to ameliorate the impact of the past on your present".

I don't think you are advocating sweeping the past under the rug, I'm just saying that telling a person who is still feeling the sting of a perceived slight (real or imagined) is unlikely to result in moving forward.

Perhaps thats is because ants and amoebas have to find food in a bid to continue thier existence. Its safe to asume that for them to be satiated (not just resting) is to die.

Pardon my ignorance or perhaps its just that I've become jaded, but outside of circumstances with dire/sever consequence such as laws, regulations, etc how does an independent audit (legit accreditation or not) verify what happens after the audit is done and the auditors long gone?

How does an independent audit detect out of band taps (swapping binaries, re purposing archives/backups, mirroring, etc) on infrastructure the auditor wasn't monitoring before the audit? logs? but more importantly amortized or not the customer eventually pays for all this activity that at the end of the day is more fluff than substance (in terms of what the customer can actually verify) In the end doesn't all this come down to just another form marketing?

Please note, that I recognize that there are many scenarios where an independent audit would add value. I just don't think it adds anything that social validation doesn't already add when considered from the perspective of a consumer to whom the infrastructure behind the service is unavoidably opaque.

Same thing happened to me (latest chrome/ubuntu 14.04)

OT: Can somebody please tell em, to stop the excessive use of css animations(the moving star field background). It pegs one of my cores, and raises my laptops temperature to the point where i can feel it. Worse still, it really adds nothing to the ability to peruse information, if anything I find it distracting! </rant>

I'm not sure you qualify, except (of course) he has met you...

As much as a good looking GUI would be nice, please don't do it at the expense of speed/performance and please don't over do it. There is something to be said for a clean simple, but polished look.

Rajeevk, great job!! Things I'm looking forward to: - snap to grid - object grouping

Your app needs a bit more polish, and your icon could do with a bit more work, but for a first version its fantastic.

Your app has replaced grafio as my goto diagramming tool.