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Bottlenecks can also be managed with various design and deployment strategies. There has actually been a lot of thought and time put into some of these products
by jeremyjh 14y ago
Bottlenecks can also be managed with various design and deployment strategies. There has actually been a lot of thought and time put into some of these products and they do have to solve the same problems you are concerned with.
Like I said, I'm glad you had fun with it. But you stated in your article, that there are not existing solutions without a single point of failure, and that simply isn't true. That's the only part I object to.
- paddyforan 14y agoI think we may have to agree to disagree here. You do not like the way I expressed my dissatisfaction with the previously available solutions, and I do not like they way you expressed dissatisfaction with my attempt to explain my predicament. I stand by what I wrote, as it is the best way I can explain the, frankly, hard to describe issue I take with separating the messaging component into its own servers. If I had to rewrite it, I don't know how I could explain it any differently and get closer to accurately expressing myself. I'm sincerely sorry if you feel I've misled you or am misleading people; it is not my intention in the slightest. I can't imagine what I could conceivably stand to gain from such a deception. I would, however, suggest that if people are taking their tech advice from me without doing any research of their own (which is what you seem to be suggesting, as you've commented several times that the information that you believe contradicts me is easily available), perhaps my inability to properly express my reservations with the previously available solutions is not the biggest issue at play here?