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   by traek 13y ago

   How about Elastic Beanstalk? It seems like that's still cheaper than Heroku, especially when you start to scale up the dynos.
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   by traek 13y ago

   I doubt the providers would be interested in providing a bulk rate, because their business model isn't based on the constant consumption of content. In fact, if you're planning to constantly utilize all of those accounts, they likely ban yo
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   by traek 13y ago

   SPDY is an open protocol, and Google is working towards standardization of it. Plus, many other browsers have implementations of it based on Google's protocol specification, so it's not true that SPDY is an example of Google becoming less s
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   by traek 14y ago

   Reddit's API doesn't give you access to child comments past a certain number, so that could have been it.
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   by traek 14y ago

   This looks very similar to the WebKit sticky note example ( http://www.webkit.org/demos/sticky-notes/ ).