bifrost

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1651.
by bifrost 15y ago
I'm a fan of this kinda stuff. Very demoralizing for those sorts of folks and makes the rest of the world laugh!
1652.
by bifrost 15y ago
Epic!
1653.
by bifrost 15y ago
I remember getting a frantic call from someone about this. The SF network was an example of what not to do :)
1654.
by bifrost 15y ago
Big fan of cloudflare :)
1655.
by bifrost 15y ago
Its kindof stating the obvious, but detailing some of the juicy parts of these deals is pretty fascinating. Definately gives you a better idea of the value your company has, even if your company on a whole doesn't succeed.
1656.
by bifrost 15y ago
Wow, talk about sour grapes.
1657.
by bifrost 16y ago
I've been told about this sort of thing, but I wasn't sure how widespread it was. Reading the latest RFO from Amazon, I guess I'm not terribly suprised. Its unfortunate that its so difficult to get 3rd party storage into amazon's infrastruc
1658.
by bifrost 16y ago
This is an awesome idea. Even if the devices miss, they'll create terror in people thinking about the unexploded bombs.
1659.
by bifrost 16y ago
As someone who's spent time scaling sites, the problem isn't going to be if they can scale, its going to be will the management make it happen. Developers rarely do it right, and they'll need good management and oversight to pull it off. Th
1660.
by bifrost 16y ago
Everything in San Francisco is going to be outrageously over priced or under-serviced. You're going to be much better served by dropping your gear down in the south bay in a good facility. If you gotta be in SF, you are going to get the bes