Hardly a Linode or DO killer yet but could become interesting if/when they: 1). support more linux distros (hint: Debian) 2). let you place instances in other

Hardly a Linode or DO killer yet but could become interesting if/when they: 1). support more linux distros (hint: Debian) 2). let you place instances in other AWS regions 3). let you pool bandwidth quotas across instances 4). improve the cpu/memory competitiveness of their $20+ plans Also, don't like the firewall being configured via the dashboard (reminds me of the same crappy approach used by scaleway). Alarming too that their SSH console auto logs you in (even if you started an instance with your own public key rather than Amazon's).