Reminds me of http://www.supersimplestorageservice.com/
I especially love that the web proxies at my place of employment block this site as "Online Storage"
/dev/null as a Service
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Re: /dev/null as a Service
#42Re: /dev/null as a Service
#43Best nginx config ever? location /dev/null { if ($request_method = POST ) { return 200; } }
"200" makes sense. See wikipedia article on /dev/null[0]: "discards all data written to it but reports that the write operation succeeded."
Re: /dev/null as a Service
#44Wow, is it April already? Do you suppose after they successfully implement /dev/random as a service, they might implement /dev/zero or /dev/full next? Or /dev/console might be especially useful.
I've already launched a competitive /dev/urandom service!
You jest but... http://www.random.org/clients/http/
Re: /dev/null as a Service
#45IP address is owned by NSA Fort Meade office. Possible honeypot scheme? I can't think of any other reason it would have that attractive free tier.
I don't think most people got the joke here, judging by the replies.
Re: /dev/null as a Service
#46CC-NC epic fail
Re: /dev/null as a Service
#47I wonder if it would be possible to sell a service like this for real. I bet it would.
Re: /dev/null as a Service
#48leet timestamp on the HTML: 27.10.2013, 13:37
Re: /dev/null as a Service
#49This is trash, literally and figuratively.