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"Our thoughts are with the Syrian people and we hope connectivity, and peace, will be quickly restored." Err... well, that's great. I'm glad that this informat
by onetwothreefour 14y ago
"Our thoughts are with the Syrian people and we hope connectivity, and peace, will be quickly restored."
Err... well, that's great. I'm glad that this information free blog post pimping your services ended with your sincere token of solidarity with the Syrian people.
For an article with real information from people who actually understand what a network is, go here: http://www.renesys.com/blog/2012/11/syria-off-the-air.shtml http://www.renesys.com/blog/2012/11/syria-off-the-air.shtml
(Yes, I'm a little annoyed. But that's just because a lot of companies are submitting their "informative" blog posts on HN while really it's just more pimping of said service.)
- xxpor 14y agoWhat the heck are you talking about? There was no pimping of any services here.
- redthrowaway 14y agoIn no way is this post information-free or service-pimping. The quoted line may have been a platitude, but the post itself was a decent breakdown of events and their interpretation thereof.
- cdata 14y agoHow is the article that you are promoting as an alternative any different, from your perspective? As far as I can tell, both blogs are run by companies in the network infrastructure space. The chief difference appears to be that CloudFlare bothered to express any solidarity at all.
- zobzu 14y agoThat. .. but its true his link has less pimping and is more of a tl;dr; than a "oh we rock because we can read a bgp table" ;-)