malachismith

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by malachismith 14y ago
solid win for google - but HUGE loss for HP.
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by malachismith 14y ago
It's sad when old people get bitter about change
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by malachismith 14y ago
Censorship is censorship. End of story.
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Cloudfoundry announces new Open Source model(blog.cloudfoundry.com)
2 points by malachismith 15y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft moves ASP.NET to Apache license (and git support)(arstechnica.com)
6 points by malachismith 15y ago|2 comments
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by malachismith 15y ago
wow that's pathetic shit. both sad and deeply depressing. there is NO place for this kind of sexist bullshit in the modern world. grow up. please.
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Ops, DevOps and NoOps at Netflix(perfcap.blogspot.com)
7 points by malachismith 15y ago|0 comments
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by malachismith 15y ago
I'm sure we can all list a dozen great CEOs off the tops of our heads who are neither -- unless we do as the author has done and redefine each to be so broad they are meaningless. Really dumb article.
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by malachismith 15y ago
We're huge Mailgun fans at AppFog and LOVE the new analytics!! Nice work.
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by malachismith 15y ago
And I hope that someone gives me a free Ferrari that runs on water.
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by malachismith 15y ago
the trouble is that the Cogs Model (as it is put here) allows you to get shit done with lower skill levels. sure, it won't be perfect. and yes, if you had better programmers you could do it better. but these are pragmatic timse for most of
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by malachismith 15y ago
PDX used to be a non TSA Airport. And I think it won "best small airport in the US" for 5 years running. I didn't hate it. At the end of last year, TSA took over. The difference is dramatic. I fly through PDX at least 4 times a month. Avera
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by malachismith 15y ago
One correction... I believe that Forrester "invented" the term NoOps and did so quite a while ago.
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by malachismith 15y ago
Actually I think Gartner did that first.
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by malachismith 15y ago
I think Pinboard's piece is great - but only talks about the past. This piece talks about the future and a "NoOps" option that doesn't exist in Pinboard's piece.
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2013 is the year of NoOps for the Cloud (infographic)(gigaom.com)
39 points by malachismith 15y ago|21 comments
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The Rise of Cloud Computing Ecosystems(itbusinessedge.com)
18 points by malachismith 15y ago|0 comments
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by malachismith 15y ago
I'd argue that the total PaaS penetration in aggregate is less than 2% so yeah, I don't buy the "cut throat" line either.
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The PaaS Market Accelerates(sdtimes.com)
18 points by malachismith 15y ago|2 comments
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by malachismith 15y ago
Oh HELL yeah
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by malachismith 15y ago
SWEET
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What I Learned from OneTrueFan(christacy.blogspot.com)
3 points by malachismith 15y ago|0 comments
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by malachismith 15y ago
Good god do we ever wish there were...