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    Ask HN: alternative to slicehost/linode? (need FreeBSD)

    I need a FreeBSD VPS, can anyone recommend a reliable hosting company with prices (and virtualized hardware) similar to slicehost/linode? I found rootbsd.net but don't know anyone …

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    Comment #852724

    As far as I know people won't be able to invite others, so there is no invite to share. You'll only be able to recommend (8) friends, and they will have priority on the others. BTW…

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    Comment #830118

    The duplicate detection should be improved, I have posted http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=830030 and it ended up being a duplicate of http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=828992…

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    Comment #815006

    Follow up by the NYT available at: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/09/google-plans-tools-... PS: can anyone please edit the URL and remove the '#' at the end? It's caused by …

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    Comment #803660

    Also see: http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2009/09/app-engine-sdk-1...

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    Comment #797945

    There is some kind of "second part" to this article, published today: http://informationarchitects.jp/pronto/

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    Comment #771389

    I can't really imagine a better peer review other than hacker news to be honest. However I wish I'd got a more replies when I tried to get skilled people to read this (expecially f…

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    Comment #771272

    You say the internet is broken because authentication is a pain? You say there should be just one social network? I didn't say the Internet is broken because authentication is a pa…

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    Comment #771140

    No need to apology, I did read that premise the way you explained it right now -- might have been naive now that I think about it. ;-)

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    Comment #770903

    Yeah, that's more or less what I'd like it to work, but I think using phones or other devices that may get offline would be unworkable (at least in the present). You could, however…

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    Comment #770832

    Sorry about that

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    Comment #770828

    Normal people don't care about a lot of stuff, but this doesn't stop research and development. The world would be a really boring place if we had to think solutions targeted at the…

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    Comment #770809

    Thank you for your suggestions, they do make sense. The only thing is that this is not a proposal, it's simply an article (but still, you are right)

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    Comment #768369

    Also at http://www.holovaty.com/writing/everyblock-acquisition/ with some more personal details from Adrian

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