“Let's talk about a hypothetical public-facing service”
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#2I was hoping they would stay offline. It's really disappointing to see a good service turn into a money wringing desperation.
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#3Got a good chuckle. Such is life in IT. Gotta admit I missed the "Extremely Massive Corporation" hint.
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#4Got a good chuckle. Such is life in IT. Gotta admit I missed the "Extremely Massive Corporation" hint.
I laughed so hard while reading that.
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#5> You have a moment where you envision the future of virtualized storage and think about how great it will be when storage is nearly free and outsourceable and you can stop buying disks from Amazon every few months
The future is now! Instead of you sending money to Amazon and them sending you disks, they keep the disks and you send them the money anyway.
Progress! :-D
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#6"Let's talk about a hypothetical public-facing service that offers tools for collaboration, revision control, and software publishing." - it was hard not to notice that he was referring to SourceForge. :)
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#7"Let's talk about a hypothetical public-facing service that offers tools for collaboration, revision control, and software publishing." - it was hard not to notice that he was referring to SourceForge. :)
Especially since it was posted in a thread about SourceForge.
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#9"Let's talk about a hypothetical public-facing service that offers tools for collaboration, revision control, and software publishing." - it was hard not to notice that he was referring to SourceForge. :)
You know the title of the Reddit post was "Sourceforge is down due to storage problems, no ETA", right?