rjonesx

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by rjonesx 11y ago
Have you seen his speaking schedule? That alone demands an exec assistant.
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by rjonesx 11y ago
I currently use beta 1.0 for one of my tools and it has been functioning for years without a problem. I think they are just saying don't sue us if you use in production and didn't pay for it :-)
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by rjonesx 11y ago
It is way cool. I've been an enterprise user for some time now and am excited to get to use it on other projects for which there wasn't cost justification in the past.
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by rjonesx 11y ago
"but will run on commodity hardware" We run memSQL 4.0 on 18 machine cluster, all commodity hardware. It is awesome.
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by rjonesx 11y ago
While I am an enterprise user of memSQL now, I still have a machine running the beta version 1.0 from years back. It is still stable and still fast as hell.
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by rjonesx 11y ago
I have been an enterprise user and had the luxury of using the 4 beta for the last month or so. I run a cluster of 18 machines with 192 cores and 540GB of RAM. Impressions: memSQL is remarkably stable. I actually have one machine running th
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Net Neutrality Debate Threatens 911 Emergency Services(huffingtonpost.com)
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by rjonesx 13y ago
I love DO, favorite hosting environment ever. Still use Linode for some stuff, but only because I don't want to go through the headache of moving it.
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by rjonesx 13y ago
One option would be to "avow" links rather than "disavow". Start with the assumption that all links are valueless and untrustworthy and only count those which the webmaster has marked as good.