Booting Up: Squarespace Will Show You Commitment Edition

Wanna see commitment? Employees of Squarespace, Fog Creek and Peer1 kept their data center up and running throughout the disaster by hauling fuel up

This guy means business. (Photo: Squarespace)

Wanna see commitment? Employees of squarespaceFog Creek and Peer1 kept their data center up and running throughout the disaster by hauling fuel up 17 flights of stairs. [TechCrunch]

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Booting Up: Squarespace Will Show You Commitment Edition