MrRumblefish

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by MrRumblefish 16y ago
I agree that it does sound unnatural but I still would say it conveys the meaning better. The more correct version you wrote seems to loose the idea of struggle (to me at least).
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by MrRumblefish 16y ago
I personally prefer the more literal translation. I think it keeps the sense of a struggle and achievement as you described.
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by MrRumblefish 16y ago
Yes I've set one domain up and atm it's via API only. They do provide scripts that take care of most of the work but ther is still more involved than a web front end. For example you make changes in batches of records, and they can be creat
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by MrRumblefish 16y ago
My mistake - you are correct. Its a shame - it would be nice for them to throw in a the first billion!
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by MrRumblefish 16y ago
The pricing is $1/zone and 1 billion (!!) queries per month. Which seems quite good for a globally hosted DNS service. Only potential limitations are that its listed as "beta" and that as far as I can tell you have to use the scripts in the
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by MrRumblefish 16y ago
Somehow I doubt they had this plan "on standby" in case of some controversy. On topic - This combined with the free year of a micro instance will allow you to put a proof of concept together for only the cost of your time.
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It turns out that there is something that can compete with free: easy
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by MrRumblefish 16y ago
Stocks are (usually) bought based on future earnings potential. So for an oil company, whilst oil is needed, it is unlikely to suddenly make a huge profit over the other oil companies and instead will provide relatively safe long term retur