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This is a fair point. The title could have been 'I recommend HAProxy over nginx because nginx monitoring costs $2000/year'

• bfred_it 9y ago
  And The Great Gatsby should have been called “He dies at the end” Conclusions don’t have to be in the title
  • aidos 9y ago
    Nooooooooo! That was totally on my to-read list... :-(
    • StavrosK 9y ago
      (He doesn't actually die, the GP was making a point)
      • aidos 9y ago
        Nooooo! I said it non-obvious-half-tongue-in-cheek. (Though it is on my to-read list)
        • StavrosK 9y ago
          Well I don't know, I haven't read the book, I was just trying to put the spoiler back in the bottle for you! :(
  • mosselman 9y ago
    While I get your point and don't really agree with spoiling books here to make one, firstly. Secondly, I don't really think it applies: this isn't literature; the title relevance to the content is more important than being creative.
  • ohdrat 9y ago
    Jay brushed the remnants of the Nginx sticker from his laptop. "I will not be enthusiastic for fake open source software" he said. " I must thank Hacker News commentators for saving me the time..."
• vacri 9y ago
  https://www.nginx.com/products/buy-nginx-plus/ https://www.nginx.com/products/buy-nginx-plus/ I'm getting $2500 for a single license at the lowest level of support. They don't specify USD, so possibly I'm getting AUD because of my location, but usually a global vendor will specify if they're giving prices in non-USD. Per server, no less. Enterprise pricing, but sucks for SMBs.