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CmdrTaco
on from the and-they-all-run-the-beast dept.
X86BSD writes "Interesting survey at Netcraft showing the most reliable hosting providers for June. Interesting that not just the top 5 are FreeBSD but that the top 10 come from all variants in the industry."
"[name of host I use/used to use] should not have been in the top [number 50 or less]! I used them for [length of time] and I had [random number] problems over a [1-12] month time span! They are TOTALY incompetent and I wouldn't wish them upon my neighbor's dog's fire hydrant!"
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I don't know, I think http://localhost/ is the fastest, most reliable of them all instead. Shit content though...
Hate me!
...SCO?
Karma: Positive (probably because of superiour intellect)
Looks like netcraft needs to switch
This is a pretty interesting link. Apache is great and all, but the dark side works with FrontPage.
"BSD: Free as in speech. Linux: Free as in beer. Windows 10: Free as in herpes." --Man On Pink Corner in #52607549.
And I am supposed to take *they* word on what is the most reliable technology?
With footpring changing tactics I'll bet well soon see increase of Dreamcast based providers.
Newsflash in not so far future: "IIS down 5% Dreamcast up 15%"
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph?site=www.sco.c om
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Bite Me Fanboy!!
Let me save everyone some time...
"[name of host I use/used to use] should not have been in the top [number 50 or less]! I used them for [length of time] and I had [random number] problems over a [1-12] month time span! They are TOTALY incompetent and I wouldn't wish them upon my neighbor's dog's fire hydrant!"
obviously they don't use one of their most reliable hosting companies...
Everybody denies I am a genius--but nobody ever called me one!
Do not worry. If using Win98 as a production hosting server, they would be too busy problem solving to have time to breed!
Hilarious!
...which is, in fact, a hosting provider!
I clicked on the localhost link just for the heck of it, since I had forgotten which project was running on my laptop's Apache server...
And MozillaFirebird helpfully took me to:
http://www.localhost.net.au/
Ghosts in the machine, I swear.
This Like That - fun with words!
That's not true.
I had an argument...with the person here at the university that teaches OS design. I wonder when I'll learn --Linus
As usual, slashdotters aren't reading the article.
The article says that BSD-based services are very reliable, and tend to not die. And it is a Netcraft article, so...
Netcraft confirms: *BSD is not dying.