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by ohashi 14y ago
Disclaimer: It's my startup. http://reviewsignal.com/webhosting/compare We track what people are saying about web hosting companies on Twitter to see who people are happiest with. It's not a perfect system but what we're trying to do is c
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by ohashi 14y ago
I actually expected to be able to do something.
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by ohashi 14y ago
Out of curiosity, what makes actually digging this data up difficult?
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by ohashi 14y ago
If you've got a lot of domains or are willing to pay their crazy retail prices - Fabulous.com. I've been with them for many years and have hundreds of domains with them. Best service and feature set I've experienced (and price, but I am no
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by ohashi 14y ago
I use Hushmail, whether that fits or not, I have no idea.
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by ohashi 14y ago
No right answer to this question. I can definitely see some circumstances where it would be worth it. Owning the category killer domain can be incredibly valuable. The brand recognition and instant credibility of a good domain is also unden
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by ohashi 14y ago
Linode is one of the cheapest providers of VPSes that are mainstream. I think you will have a hard time finding something comparable. I track web hostign companies for my startup ( http://reviewsignal.com/webhosting ) and the only company
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by ohashi 14y ago
It says $500/month on the annoucement
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by ohashi 14y ago
I think the big question is it depends on your needs/budget. I use ec2 to test stuff. But I use managed vps for important stuff. It also depends on what your app does and where you expect to bottleneck (cpu/band/disk). (Disclaimer: this is
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by ohashi 14y ago
I don't doubt your experience but you've attended one event and are telling people to avoid it despite the fact they organize hundred of events all over the world. Each one has it's own organizers and compositions. They even focus on differ
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by ohashi 14y ago
Is it something people pay for? How much? How much can you acquire new customers for? You need to test your business model. It's not really clear what you're doing so it's hard to try to be concrete or very constructive.
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Or invests in a company that looks like it might hit it big before everyone else does.
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by ohashi 14y ago
The economics of owning a lot of domains pays off when your portfolio covers the cost of all registrations/renewals. The average churn rate on big portfolios is 2-3%. So simply offering a 10% on top as profit doesn't work. The average sale
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by ohashi 14y ago
My startup tracks web hosting providers and what people have said about them publicly. It's mostly US focused though. I would look at the VPS section, companies like Linode (already recommended) are rated quite highly. No host is perfect,
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by ohashi 14y ago
Focus. Focus. Focus. Too many times people want to accomplish too many things. Do one thing. Make sure it does that one thing. Make sure that one thing can be presented well. If you can accomplish more, AWESOME. If not, you still have somet
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Analyzing Hurricane Sandy's impact on hosting companies from Twitter data(blog.reviewsignal.com)
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Analyzing Hurricane Sandy's impact on hosting companies from Twitter data(blog.reviewsignal.com)
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by ohashi 14y ago
Can also connect newrelic with it and get stack traces logging how much time each component of your app is taking including DB queries.
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by ohashi 14y ago
I am not very strict about it. I generally try to keep it on my screen. If it starts to horizontally scroll, I will split it up. This used to come up a lot while crafting longer SQL statements. I just started writing them on multiple lines
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by ohashi 14y ago
Would you mind explaining what you think each service is designed for and the use case(s) that they would be most appropriate for?
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Reverse Engineering Startup Press: How and Why TechCrunch Covered My Launch(kevinohashi.com)
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Onity Lock Exploit being used in the wild(bbc.co.uk)
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Life found in Lake Vida, Antarctica(guardian.co.uk)
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I bet there is a better way to securely share files.
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This should really be at the top, I couldn't stand reading the original linked.
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Do you expect costs to continue to rise, stabilize or decrease in the next 5-10 years and why?
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Ah that makes more sense.
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Interesting to see Donuts co didn't get mentioned once despite applying for 320 gTLDs.
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It's interesting to see someone claim the costs of starting up are rising. That's a monumental shift in the trend of the last 10(?) years.
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by ohashi 14y ago
Kevin here. No, it's not perfect and never will be. I definitely use a bayesian classifier in our process among other things. That said, if you see mistakes, please flag them! My system does get smarter with more data, so when people flag m

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