jameshk

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   by jameshk 12y ago

   I have experience with more high-end systems, but my budget is small.
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   I'll be host VPS's so it would be inefficient, thanks though.
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   I am planning on hosting VPS's, so should I get my own server(s)?
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   Also, would it not be inefficient to virtualize a virtual machine on a virtual machine?
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   To host user's sites?
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   I'm creating a hosting company, like Heroku and can't be hosting my customers stuff on another company's servers, thanks for the advice though. Also there are some cheap $99 servers that might get the job done.
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   Sub-question for everyone: on some of the links people posted there were great deals, but the server's had DDR2 RAM, would performance be decreased significantly?
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   A nice option, thanks!
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   by jameshk 12y ago

   Useful info, thanks.
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    by jameshk 12y ago

    Thanks, but I prefer small, cheap 1U's because this first server is just a test run/demo, and also because it's easier to scale.
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    by jameshk 12y ago

    I'll check them out, thanks.
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    by jameshk 12y ago

    I'm trying to start a hosting startup, and feel it would be out of the question to use a provider for my use-case.
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    by jameshk 12y ago

    I have tried to configure a server on newegg, but the price with the lowest end AMD Opteron or Intel Xeon was too high, and if I go consumer-grade the mobo's quality goes down allot.
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    by jameshk 12y ago

    I'm ok with used, and the current suggestions have been more than helpful, although I took your advice and changed the price range to $700-1000.
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    by jameshk 12y ago

    I mean real physical hardware, like an HP server you buy and setup yourself.
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    Ask HN: Cheap Physical servers?

    42 points by jameshk 12y ago|58 comments
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    Want to start a startup, got rejected or accepted to YC, read this yet again. The advice will be priceless.
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    How to Start a Startup (2005)(paulgraham.com)

    2 points by jameshk 13y ago|1 comments
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    I also meant easter eggs like changing the Y logo to something else once you have enough karma.
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    I know there are others, like changing the header color.
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    Ask HN: Karma unlockable easter eggs in HN?

    8 points by jameshk 13y ago|6 comments
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    For everyone who get rejected: don't give up. keep working on your startup and apply next batch, even Drew Houston got rejected the first time.
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    They should at least give us some more info, like which openssl version their running (if they use openssl)
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    Can YC company's get office hours with Patrick?
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    Those things are so annoying, they always find a way to hide in some nook or cranny.
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    This is awesome, I will certainly be using this to learn more Lisp.
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    I would say best used as a web app that one can use along side a native app IE Gmail, which has an ok mobile web app and a good native app.
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    It's still in the early stages... I'm more than happy to take suggestions!
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    Musye – Let's bring education into the digital age. Coming Soon.(musye.com)

    2 points by jameshk 13y ago|2 comments
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    by jameshk 13y ago

    Also are DO's $10 a month servers underpowered for a site with medium traffic lots of pages and a mySQL database or two?