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by wlll 16y ago
Using SSH? That's what I've used to administer every server I need to for many years. The last time I had to work on windows servers SSH wasn't really an option though so we used remote desktop. This was on win2k servers though so things ma
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37signals support satisfaction ratings now public(37signals.com)
82 points by wlll 16y ago|27 comments
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by wlll 16y ago
I've heard exactly the same thing from a friend who runs an e-commerce site, though I can't remember what the % improvement was it definitely noticeable.
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Office comparison: 37signals vs Zappos(thinkvitamin.com)
158 points by wlll 16y ago|65 comments
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Abusing Ruby 1.9 & JSON for fun(caiustheory.com)
3 points by wlll 16y ago|0 comments
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What I do with data at 37signals(37signals.com)
37 points by wlll 16y ago|13 comments
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RPN Ever 4(37signals.com)
62 points by wlll 16y ago|35 comments
1058.
by wlll 16y ago
…you used HAML
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by wlll 16y ago
Moving EC2 elastic IPs can take a while in my experience, and also time for creating servers can be unpredictable. With the BrightBox stuff "Load Balancers are normally created and handling traffic within 90 seconds.", also the video here
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by wlll 16y ago
I love the speed you can get stuff done compared to EC2.
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by wlll 16y ago
Vulnerability in Sendmail Delivery Agent code in Mail It affects the code in Mail that sends mail using the sendmail MTA.
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Vulnerability in Sendmail Delivery Agent code in Mail, affects Rails(groups.google.com)
12 points by wlll 16y ago|8 comments
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by wlll 16y ago
The curves seem relevant to me, they show the price you pay for amount of email you send for different email sending plans. Regarding the scale, the company I work for sends more mail per month than the x-axis shows, so not so preposterous.
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by wlll 16y ago
Possibly, but you still need to background process the email sending for most apps even if you are sending via SMTP, and at that point an API call isn't too much to add, IMO.
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by wlll 16y ago
You're right, if you have a lot of code already committed to the SendGrid API then it makes sense that the saving would have to be large to warrant developer time, but at some number of emails/month you reach a tipping point. For new apps i
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by wlll 16y ago
Added memory to the server and added apache workers. Site should be a bit snappier now. Sorry for the slow response times earlier!