I agree. I think the interesting aspect is that they built a service that serves an impressive number of users on fairly common technologies. There isn't anyt

I agree. I think the interesting aspect is that they built a service that serves an impressive number of users on fairly common technologies. There isn't anything very revolutionary about their stack by itself. FB didn't buy them for their technology... they could have replicated that on their own. If they want to be talking about infrastructure, the story of using common tools at high volume is more interesting that just what tools...