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New Vista Desktop--what would you install? | techky: 7-ZipAudacityDropboxFilezillaFirefoxFoxit PDF ReaderGoogle ChromeHamachiNotepad++PuttyTaskbar ShuffleUltraMonuTorrent |
New Ubuntu Desktop--what would you install? | tsally: I prefer console apps:1.) Music: moc (Music on Console)2.) Irc: irssi3.) Editing: vim4.) Mail/News: mutt |
New Ubuntu Desktop--what would you install? | silentbicycle: dmenu - launcherdzen2 - simple (but very configurable) statusbarscreen and surfraww3m - excellent text-based web-browsermpd and ncmpc - for musicmutt - for email (if you don't use emacs)bitlbee - an irc proxy that handles most other instant messaging protocolsirssi - irc (or e.g. rcirc in emacs)cowsay an... |
Did you work on a personal project over the holidays? | bkrausz: This WordPress plugin was technically a client project, but it's for a non-profit so I did it for free as long as I could release it as open source. It being the first OSS I've started (rather than just contributed to), I got very attached to it. It is still short a few features, but I'm very happy with it a... |
Generating sales leads for hacking jobs | raffi: Try subscribing to the computer gigs and jobs section on craigslist for your city and surrounding areas. I watch it for contract jobs in my specialty. I see a lot of web stuff float that way as well. |
Did you work on a personal project over the holidays? | ttrashh: I had very little time since my wife just had a baby, she wanted something to do besides blogging while she is home, and I wanted to learn a bit about drupal so...http://papersubmit.comIt's not finished but it's close. My wife will edit the content and post it. I figure it'll be a way to get some original cont... |
New Ubuntu Desktop--what would you install? | mapleoin: here's a post I wrote last month on what I do every time I install a new linux system. The same steps apply to any recent gnome distro. http://mapleoin.bluepink.ro/perma/after-install-work |
Generating sales leads for hacking jobs | il: Advertise your services on HN :)Seriously, send me an email to silent.watcher[-at-]gmail.com. I need some web development done, and if it works out I'll probably have several other leads for you. |
Did you work on a personal project over the holidays? | callmeed: Yes, I did actually.I conceived and (almost) finished building a rails app. I'm gonna post it on HN shortly for review. |
New Vista Desktop--what would you install? | nailer: I'd get the Windows 7 beta. It's really stable, the dock (ahem 'new taskbar') is nice, and UAC is less annoying.Anyway:* Poderosa, or Putty Connection Manager. Tabs beat 8000 terminal windows.* TortoiseSVN or the beta GIT app.* PowerShell.* eTextEditor.* xMing if you need an X display server. |
Did you work on a personal project over the holidays? | geuis: I've been spending the time working on a server-side javascript platform I'm calling Rapture. Uses lighttpd, V8 via llv8call(the v8 engine is freaking FAST), and couchdb. It's still very early but it's been really fun to work on. It's definitely me scratching a huge personal itch. |
Did you work on a personal project over the holidays? | ejs: I spent a good amount of time writing code for http://overtrainer.com including adding a blog and incorporating some of the feedback I was given here on HN (Thanks again HN!) |
Generating sales leads for hacking jobs | namcos: Might need a bit of web development done here too, got any previous work we can go off? |
New Ubuntu Desktop--what would you install? | asjo: bubblemon - bubbling load monitor |
New Ubuntu Desktop--what would you install? | sb: since nobody mentioned them before:* workrave (similar to xwrits, but IMHO less annoying and better GUI support)* swiftfox (has debian package, customized ff build for your CPU)* worker (directory opus clone -- i don't use it that often, but it comes in handy from time to time) |
New Ubuntu Desktop--what would you install? | speek: Arch Linux :-DAs much as I like ubuntu, Arch linux just makes more sense to me. It doesn't do anything you don't want it to.Seriously though, zsh is nice bash replacement. VLC is a great media player and Enlightenment is a nice GUI.Actually, check out Etoile (etoileos.com) too; its a really nice GUI that's based... |
New Ubuntu Desktop--what would you install? | ericb: I've been using Thunderbird, and I hate it. I want a more functional UI and better search. Gmail is great, but I want my own local mail store. Any suggestions for a better mail client? |
Choosing a pricing model | frig: "we focus on the "? You left something out.A better approach to figuring out how to charge for this is:"what workflow do I anticipate my likely customers will have, and how would this product integrate into that workflow?"You should also look at what other products are in this space, if any, and see how they pric... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | cperciva: I do daily backups, automatically, using my own script which is a paid solution; my data is encrypted (and signed), and I back up complete filesystems minus easily re-downloadable stuff (e.g., the FreeBSD ports tree), to one location (unless you mean geographic location, in which case tarsnap counts as 2 loca... |
Choosing a pricing model | akronim: Why is this a web app? For many companies even letting your service see the database metadata is not going to be viable. i.e. you're excluding the potential customers with the most money. |
What is your startup's backup policy? | aschobel: For customer data, we do daily automated encrypted backups to S3.We also do more frequent backups to an internal server during the day.Our code is in SVN, which is also backed up to S3.We have scripts that take a vanilla etch build and prepare it for production. That way we don't have to worry about backing u... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | patio11: I rely partially on backups and partially on wide distribution of key data.There are at least 5 accessible copies of my source code at any moment, for example: my laptop, my server (source control), my server's backup from yesterday, my server's backup from a week ago, and my per-release In Case Shit Happens t... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | gibsonf1: We backup all data to S3 every 30 minutes. We are a bit paranoid about data loss as we host business critical data. |
What is your startup's backup policy? | zitterbewegung: I use time machine to back up data on my mac os x box. I haven't launched yet but if I did I would create a mirror on S3 since I am going to use EC2. |
What is your startup's backup policy? | shizcakes: Anecdotally, it seems like S3 is pretty popular here for backup purposes. Does anyone care to enumerate any pros/cons they've experienced? |
What is your startup's backup policy? | hs: i use mercurial for everything (code, images, generated html/jpg, etc) ... maybe i should put some in .hgignore especially the generated bitsso there are at least 2 copies (colo and desktop) ... and dvdi do still tar on structural disruptions (jquery update, openbsd upgrade, data structure change, etc)that's per si... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | there: rsnapshot (http://rsnapshot.org/) against all of our openbsd servers over the internet (via ssh) to an off-site machine. runs every few hours and keeps 6 hourly, 7 daily, 4 weekly, and 3 monthly backups. once a server's initial full rsync is done, the incrementals finish very quickly even on servers with lots ... |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | Jasber: After spending 5 minutes on your site I barely understood what it did. After reading the About Us and watching the video I had a better idea, but I'm still not quite sure why I'd pay for a service like this (I realize this isn't geared towards me).My only suggestion would be on the front-page tell me why I need... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | gcv: For the S3 users here, if you don't mind sharing: how do you actually do it? Do you use duplicity, Jungledisk, s3rsync.com, the s3sync utilities, tarsnap, something homegrown? Do your backups require incremental updates, snapshots, encryption? |
What's wrong with Ruby-programmers on Win? | pavelludiq: Most kids that want to pick up programing probably use windows. That makes perfect sense. But if you are asking about the programmers, that know programing and are not noobs, than there are 2 options, they either have descent knowledge of unix, but prefer windows as a platform for different reasons, or they... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | tdavis: Server: iSCSI cross-country replication, snapshots (automated)Desktop: Time Machine (hourly; automated)All code is hosted at GitHub; I just sort of assume the EngineYard people know how to back stuff up. Google for e-mail, though it is locally mirrored via IMAP. |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | tdavis: I stopped reading at "As web 1.0 gave way to web 2.0". It seems your website contains slightly less vapid jargon, but I still think your homepage could do a better job of selling the service (Jasber had some good advice). Beyond that I can't offer much as I have no knowledge of Canadian businesses and environme... |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | jackowayed: I second the motion for more clarity on what exactly you do and why people/companies want it.Also, on the "Pricing & Signup" page, when I click on "Sign-Up" under a certain plan, it would be nice if the radio button defaulted to that plan.Your customers may know, but I didn't know that SME stands for Small ... |
How Can I Make Better Submissions to HN? | raju: IMO HN sees hackers with a wide range of interests. I personally like to read anything that tickles my intellectual curiosity, from programming topics, to articles covering the current financial crisis (of which I know very little, BTW :D) [Needless to say every now and then I come across an article that introduc... |
How Can I Make Better Submissions to HN? | Mystalic: Anything that's intellectually stimulating to entrepreneurs and hackers. 99.9% of the people who visit Hacker News are in one or both categories.Problem solving? Ground-breaking tech news? News about YCombinator start-ups? Better development methods? Ways to raise funds? Ideas that grate against the sys... |
AWS or dedicated server? | aristus: I've done AWS, dedicated, and colo. Each one has their own tradeoffs.AWS is daunting at first -- but then so is Debian. Once you figure out the keys thing and your base image it's fairly easy (also see ElasticFox, S3Browser). You might as well learn it, even if you stick with dedicated hosting for other reason... |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | delano: I don't know anything about legal environmental obligations but what made sense to me was the last line on the front-page: NIMONIK is the best automated tool to meet ISO 14001 requirements for the management of legal requirements. I would suggest putting giving the line a better position.I would also suggest ch... |
How Can I Make Better Submissions to HN? | pg: Boy, I wish someone had asked this before.The best posts are ones that say something surprising (e.g. not just a reporter writing a routine story about a familiar topic), and say it in a convincing way, with depth of argument, and numbers, if applicable.Posts about how to do things oneself, and how things work, ten... |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | alaskamiller: This site is a cargo cult dance in action:1. You've seen highlighting on header texts and you thought it looks nice and want to add it to your copy. So, why are you highlighting what seems to be random words?We "simplify environmental" legal obligations and "maintain your legal register." ==> We track and... |
How Can I Make Better Submissions to HN? | Tichy: Assume that you are a hacker, then submit stuff that interests you? |
AWS or dedicated server? | jawngee: Hosting on EC2 is stupid, it's way more expensive than linode or slicehost. I accidentally left one of their extra large slices running for a month, and it cost almost $600. You can get real metal for those prices.That said, if you have no problems setting up dedicated servers, than you won't have any proble... |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | bayareaguy: Based on a quick read of this ISO 14001 Guidance Manual http://www.usistf.org/download/ISMS_Downloads/ISO14001.pdf which states (for section 4.3.2)Legal and Other Requirements: “The organization shall establish and maintain a procedure to identify and have access to legal and other requirements to which the... |
AWS or dedicated server? | delano: As always, the right solution depends on what you're building."Dedicated server" sounds like you're asking about one or maybe a few machines. If that's the case, you're better off with dedicated hardware from a vendor you're familiar with.AWS is an entirely different way to build an application infrastructure. ... |
What's wrong with Ruby-programmers on Win? | jballanc: Two words: POSIX COMPLIANCEWindows (out of the box, no additional installs) does not have this...just about every other operating system in common use does. Patching and tweaking anything (not just Ruby) to get around this can be a pain. If it seems more prevalent with Ruby than with, for example, Python, it'... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | iheartrms: I backup to S3 using bacula and an s3sync wrapper which I made called s3-backup.py |
What is your startup's backup policy? | iheartrms: Oh, and for my purposes I do daily incrementals and monthly fulls. |
What is your startup's backup policy? | jbyers: MySQL: replication across VPN to server in a different state. Week's worth of daily full backups (innobackup), compressed, encrypted, periodically sent to S3. As much binlog history as we have disk to keep.MogileFS: real-time encrypted backup to S3 (in addition to multiple local copies). This covers all of o... |
AWS or dedicated server? | tdavis: I've been setting up dedicated machines for years and looked into switching to AWS for TicketStumbler. I determined that it was actually considerably more expensive to obtain the same amount of resources (i.e. cpu/ram) on AWS because the pricing scheme doesn't lend itself well to having many always-on images.In... |
AWS or dedicated server? | mdasen: AWS, no hesitation.AWS isn't that hard to configure. ElasticFox puts a nice GUI to it and while it will take a short while to get used to the AWS way of doing things, you're better off.With AWS, you have a nice spray files everywhere storage in S3, EC2 provides lots of RAM and CPU muscle, EBS provides RAID-lev... |
AWS or dedicated server? | bjclark: I'd say that if it isn't obvious why you would need AWS, then you don't need AWS and should go with a standard dedicated server provider.Configuration should be the least of the reasons to make the decision. The many other factors are much more important than configuration. |
How Can I Make Better Submissions to HN? | swombat: I find most of the content on HN great - have a look at the front page now, it's largely balanced and good. The list pg posted is also spot on.My only qualm is with articles like 90% of those on http://www.reddit.com/r/politics and http://www.reddit.com/r/business . I believe that if we don't keep a watchful e... |
AWS or dedicated server? | bmelton: Base hosting for an AWS small image (if that's still the correct terminology -- equates to about a 1.8Ghz Xeon with 512Mb RAM or so) is $72.50 a month in machine time. That's to keep the machine running only, not counting bandwidth. Their bandwidth is confusing to me, so I can't really speak to that, and I've... |
AWS or dedicated server? | eelco: I should definitely try out AWS. It's a bit of work, but the docs are good and I think it's a useful experience to at least know a bit about how it actually works.Since you pay for AWS by the hour (and bandwidth), you can more easily switch to a dedicated server from AWS than the other way around.If your applic... |
How Can I Make Better Submissions to HN? | danw: Submit stuff that interests you with a title. If the community agrees it'll also get upvoted, if not no harm. Unless you're flooding the new page, which can happen accidentally sometimes. |
What is your startup's backup policy? | bemmu: I do an automatic daily dump of all databases and an automatic rsync of the dump and all code, git repository + other files to a disk in a different location. Surely this could be improved upon, but I think it's a good start. |
What is your startup's backup policy? | bkbleikamp: Nightly backups to S3 and to our in-office dev machine. We also all have copies of the code base that we are constantly pulling from Git, so the only thing to really worry about is DBs. |
How can I make better comments? | siong1987: I found that the best way to submit a good comment is to edit your comment at least 3 times. Anyway, I found that this feature is a bit annoying especially some people edit their comments straight after someone replies to the comment.Sometimes, I even see some replies are totally unrelated to the comment bec... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | jm3: for in-progress code and data, we use Dropbox for everything, with two geographically segmented local caches. recovery takes only a few minutes. |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | siong1987: "We simplify environmental legal obligations and maintain your legal register." <- Curse of Knowledge. For a layman like me, I really had hard time understanding this sentence. |
Review New Startup - Trafficspaces (its like having a Facebook Ads for your site). | siong1987: Is there any example that I can see the "self-service user interfaces"?And, I don't think that your service is comparable to Facebook Ads System where you can target the demographic you want which your service doesn't not provide.Anyway, I don't think you are going to read the feedbacks I leave since you jus... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | pclark: we keep local (on our web box), networked (NFS) and S3 backups of a) our entire server build, b) our code base, c) our database dumps, d) our email & configs.we backup nightly (we backup at the "quietest" period of last nights activity on the subsequent night)on our local machine we can keep: yesterdays backup,... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | sreitshamer: I put everything in git repositories and push changes to a clone on my slicehost slice. |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | jasonkester: Having burned through $5M in the early 00's at a startup doing exactly this, I think you're in for a tough ride.Environmental agencies hardly ever actually enforce the regulations on small businesses that would purchase your product. In our case, we found that the only way you could actually get the EPA i... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | InVerse: when i first read the title three meanings came to mind:1. how do you back up data?2. how do you back up 'progress' (eg, code commits, releases)?3. what is your plan B (eg, this startup failed, what do i do next)?maybe it's just me, but verbal communication is funny. |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | fuzzmeister: For books, I often use a very basic technique taught by my HS history teacher:
- Read the first and last paragraphs of every chapter.
- Read the first and last sentences of every paragraph.This obviously doesn't work for novels or dense technical reading, but it is very effective otherwise. |
Rate my Web-App/Start-Up | joshsharp: The company I used to work for has a similar product aimed at Australian users, but still to fulfill what I think was the same ISO standard. I can say from experience that yes, it is a niche that most hackers probably won't understand, _but_ it should be an attractive one. A lot of businesses signed up for o... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | andrewljohnson: Our policy is outsource the IT to WebFaction. They RAID our data and back it up daily. Thanks WebFaction!If you are a start-up that doesn't have serious SysAdmin talent on-board, the only logical call is to outsource every machine possible. Even if you are ludicrously good hackers, you need to have a tr... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | charlesju: GitHub + Dropbox |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | mlLK: http://tinyurl.com/9mxrly: was my first text on speed-reading. It's a very quick read and overall a great speed-reading primer. If you're interested in speed-reading you might also when check-out some SRSs (spaced repetition system) available. I'm playing with Anki (open-source) and SuperMemo (commercial) right n... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | noodle: there was a good piece here a while ago that got me speed reading effectively. your brain can understand things much faster, the holdup is the input stream of your eyes. trick is to make them faster.the basic gist of it is this: instead of focusing with your eyes on the start of every line and reading to the ... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | dilanj: You only remember about 20% of what you read at best. So the optimal approach would be to pick the 20% you want to read.Skimming over dull parts and reading the start and end of paragraphs helps. I've also tried EyeQ and AceReader and felt the latter helped in learning to read chunks of words at a time.Personal... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | tom_rath: I don't. Quantity rarely corresponds with quality.The greatest value I gain from books is in identifying how the subject discussed can apply to my own circumstances. That insight often comes to me in the pauses between pages and paragraphs where I find myself thinking on what was just read.I might be able ... |
AWS or dedicated server? | VonGuard: Two more things that AWS has that no other hosting company offers: Queue and Billing. The Amazone Message Queue service handles all those messages you pass from virtual machine to virtual machine. Companies far larger than Amazon have spent years working on message queues for proper scaling (RabbitMQ, AMQP), ... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | ojbyrne: Personally, I enjoy reading. Speed reading is for people who don't. |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | bemmu: Generally I find that it's not my reading speed that is limiting me, but my ability to digest that which I read. Also these speed reading techniques get me a bit on the defensive. I feel a bit bad being so skeptical without being able to carefully articulate my reasons for it. Similar to neuro-linguistic program... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | tokenadult: I read a lot of speed-reading books when I was in college. I was working my way through, living in my own rented place, so time was of the essence. But I eventually decided that a lot of speed-reading techniques are less useful than they appear. The most helpful book I discovered during that research phase ... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | sown: I use a laxidasical reading technique: I read the document 3 times over, each session punctuated by series of breaks. It sinks in eventually. |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | bayareaguy: Here's a link I use occasionally:http://www.zapreader.com/reader/index.phpSome older discussion on this is here:http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=156464 |
AWS or dedicated server? | ltbarcly: I just ditched slicehost in favor of http://www.vpsfarm.com$80 per month, 10mb/s unmetered, 2048mb RAM, 80GB disk.Slicehost gives 400GB, 1024mb, 40GB for $70, which isn't too bad but 400GB is a garbage amount of bandwidth, and they charge $0.30/GB for overage.vpsfarm doesn't seem to have any way to set up a b... |
How can I make better comments? | gojomo: Minimize. Don't say 'great article' or 'great comment'; use an upvote. Avoid cliches of phrase and thought, especially emotionally-charged cliches.Details from hard-won personal experience are always good. Armchair intuitions and snap judgments, rarely.Use the 'delay' setting, set for a few minutes, and reread ... |
Review New Startup - Trafficspaces (its like having a Facebook Ads for your site). | adityakothadiya: the logo still points to http://www.aductions.com. pls fix it. |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | pg: Speed reading is basically an urban legend.http://www.slate.com/id/74766/Intriguingly, this legend was greatly encouraged by JFK's campaign staff:http://www.slate.com/id/74766/sidebar/74768/ |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | Silentio: I don't speed read per se, but I have developed some techniques that help me digest what I need to digest when reading an assignment (I'm in grad school and the amount of reading assigned is obscene).I love to read, and when I read for fun I start at the beginning and read to the end. This doesn't work when ... |
Review New Startup - Trafficspaces (its like having a Facebook Ads for your site). | paraschopra: OpenX has a plugin that enables this |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | DarkShikari: I speed read--but not books. I like books too much to speed-read them.But I do speed-read code. When coding, I am bottlenecked not by my ability to program, but by my ability to come up with ideas. And one of the best ways to come up with ideas is to read other peoples' code.So, as a video encoder devel... |
Review New Startup - Trafficspaces (its like having a Facebook Ads for your site). | il: Heh, that's funny, I had the idea for this exact same product about a year ago, and never got around to building it. Props to you for actually executing.
Feature suggestion:
I'm more of an advertiser than a publisher, but as an advertiser, I would love the ability to search all sites registered with Trafficspaces, ... |
Feature Grid/Price Chart Design? | siong1987: http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/1496-design-decisions-the... < 37 Signals Highrise Signup Chart Design |
what do you guys think of JavaFX? | ThomPete: The problem with JavaFX as with Silverlight is that they are missing something very important in their understanding.RIA is not really about the developer support but about the designers. If you don't have your support from there its going to be hard to compete.The RIA world is a very different world from the... |
Feature Grid/Price Chart Design? | patio11: I'm a REALLY big fan of this article by Smashing Magazine (my #1 stop for design best practices, precisely because they published this):http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/10/13/pricing-tables-sh... |
What's on your bookshelf? | Hates_: My bookshelf: http://www.ur-ban.com/library/ |
What's on your bookshelf? | jamess: My bookshelf has been all fiction for about 6 years now. Technical books are more or less obsolete, the only ones I can remember buying in all that time is the Samba administrators guide from O'Reilly (useless.) and Stuart Cheshire's Zeroconf book (delightfully written, I could read it for pleasure but no help ... |
the link to the article ``what makes a good teacher'' | whatusername: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=391576
searchyc.com is your friend |
What is your startup's backup policy? | ahoyhere: We backup a complete snapshot of our customer data every hour to S3, via a Ruby cronjob.We should be able to keep up this strategy because it's "just" a time tracking app (http://letsfreckle.com/) with fairly lightweight data.I was originally worried that once we got into production, this'd cause a performanc... |
What's on your bookshelf? | devin: Hackers and Painters, Pragmatic Thinking and Learning, Prism of Grammar |
AWS or dedicated server? | inovica: What exactly do you want to do - surely you need to ask that question before deciding which route to go (or at least let us know and we'll try to help). We use AWS extensively for scaling up and down and it is AMAZING for this. We couldn't do what we now do without it - well, without a huge amount of investme... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | bloch: Tyler Cowen on reading fast:"The best way to read quickly is to read lots. And lots. And to have started a long time ago."http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2006/12... |
What's on your bookshelf? | makecheck: I appreciated "The Art of UNIX Programming" (ESR), because it clearly demonstrates the value of the "do one small thing well" approach to software. While it's a bit of a refresher to Unix veterans, it still has lots of interesting examples of well-designed programs that uphold Unix design principles (e.g. f... |
What is your startup's backup policy? | dcurtis: Daily + hourly + monthly backups to S3, my local machine, and a USB flash drive that I keep in my wallet at all times:http://www.amazon.com/KingMax-Microsoft-Certified-Drive-Wash... |
Do you guys use speed reading techniques? | gjm11: My technique for speed reading is to read really fast. Doing so just comes naturally, or at least it feels that way. I was a very early reader as a child, which I bet correlates strongly with being a fast reader thereafter.I do find that for material that's heavier going my retention is worse than I'd like it to... |
AWS or dedicated server? | jeremyw: I built a 140-machine farm at Softlayer, ~6 months ago. Here are some observations (that may not mean much south of 10 boxes.)a) AWS feature advantages (mostly instascale, in our case) fade with the high cost of every additional dedicated box.b) It's nice to virtualize the map of services to boxen, but at som... |
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