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Interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing. 

I don't think it's clear at all..."option box you can click on..." is pretty subjective. 

Thanks for the article. I think this spans out into multiple aspects that people are going to wish they'd thought of ahead of time.

Any chance we can get a do-over on today's question? yumdarling​

Today's hint doesn't seem to be a hint.

I can't seem to find today's answer anywhere. It is not on the hint page and I found what I thought was the answer on the pricing page of Pingdoms side and got todays answer wrong! 

Happy 4th! Thanks for the articles.

Thanks for the article!

Doh - don't mind me. I need more coffee.

Thanks for the article!

Thanks for the article! Lots of good info!

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Thanks....interesting stats!

Thanks for the article. FWIW - I would say NEVER claim 100% uptime is possible for anything. 

Thanks for the article!

Thanks for the article. It's true that one size does not fit all. 

Thanks for the article!

Thanks Marcos!!!

Thanks for the article.

Thanks! Come one TWEETz!

I'll concede that it's the future, but I do not think we will ever see 100% in 100% of the private sector. I think it will always be a hybrid setup at best. Thanks for the article.

Thanks for the links. The post capitalism article scares the hell out of me. "People don’t need money; they need to feel valued. People don’t need payment; they need respect. And people don’t need handouts; they need to earn their way." I disagree wholeheartedly...what people "need" is to stop deciding what other people…

If I'm being honest, we've had one hell of a time keeping stability and performance up to par on our environment. Truth be told, it's more of a story of outgrowing hardware more than anything....but that was my biggest gripe over this past year. Thankfully Christmas came early for me when we were able to upgrade our…

Thanks for the article!

Thanks for the article. I have to admit that I feel like we are a bit behind the curve at this point. 

Looking forward to it!

Thanks for the article! 

Thanks for the article. This is a never ending topic, as it's always evolving. I can't imagine any IT company using one or the other rather than both. The question is always going to "is it worth it?". 

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Thanks for the article. What seems to happen just as often....is where they'll fix the original mistake, but only to take away key features or create more faults.