RushPL

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by RushPL 10y ago
Idea sounds good but your website did not convince me to use it. There hasn't even been a demo. I'm not going to sign up only to see how it works.
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by RushPL 10y ago
Hey y'all, I've been working on this part time for a couple of years now. Recently it started getting more traffic so I thought I'd try sharing this project with hacker news. If it's useful to you, and the free app is go
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by RushPL 12y ago
Just made something that can answer few questions: https://www.virtkick.io/dia.svg
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by RushPL 12y ago
(co-founder here) Of course your perspective on DigigalOcean is valid but we think of it simply as a good philosophy to deliver a VM to a user in a seamless, straightforward way - that's the part that we want achieve and let users to s
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by RushPL 12y ago
(co-founder here) we try to not get ahead of ourselves, working on the basics first but it's sometimes nice to think big as well and you have some interesting ideas sir, thanks!
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by RushPL 12y ago
(co-founder here) The backend will be ruby as well, we used webvirtmgr only as a means to kickstart the project and have something usable quickly. :) On a general note though we aren't afraid to mix languages. For example node.js is us
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by RushPL 12y ago
I am sure any ambiguous licensing can be covered by some explicit statements, like what it applies to exactly and to what it doesn't. Good point though!
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by RushPL 12y ago
LXC is not on immediate roadmap but is very much doable since it is supported by libvirt which we already use. You can open an issue on our Github to track its progress, no promises though. :)