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GeechieCloud
10y ago
Certain, newer pieces of some of these services, such as the Azure Active Directory service at the heart of Office 365 and some of the newer, complementary Xbox Live services are hosted on Azure. But the core Bing, Office 365 Commercial and
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GeechieCloud
10y ago
A number of Microsoft's own services -- including Office 365 business, Office 365 consumer, Bing and Xbox Live -- are not running on its Azure cloud backbone. They are still running on their own custom stacks and datacenters. http:
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GeechieCloud
10y ago
come on do all internet comments have to be perfect? how about "by all public accounts to date". I'd have though that extra context wasn't necessary.
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GeechieCloud
10y ago
Also worth checking out this when thinking about speed - https://aws.amazon.com/importexport/faqs/#when-to-use
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GeechieCloud
10y ago
Hahahaha. I'm picturing HBO Silicon Valley 'doors go like this' guys look of disappointment if he funded a film for $200m and nothing blew up.
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GeechieCloud
10y ago
I find your arguing style effective. How's this for a requirement to say 'yes our products contain the element lead'.. when you ask yourself the question 'Do [company name] products contain lead?' on your own websit
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GeechieCloud
11y ago
Guessing TheLogothete is using MS touted number which is 'search powered by bing', includes Yahoo (~23% WW and US only >30%) https://www.google.com/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=PGz5VqD0GJGAoAPIrLjABA&...
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GeechieCloud
11y ago
I agree with you. Comparing it to common graffiti is as much an exaggeration as comparing it to graffiti depicting genocide. Some skaterz 'tag' is going to take weeks or months to be covered/removed. However, if instead they
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GeechieCloud
12y ago
Can you link to this deal for an instance with similar specs as the D2.xlarge for 40 a month? that sounds like a great deal and I don't need to host in the US, but this instance type is what I've been looking for.