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Would anyone be interested in a CDN built on the Rackspace and Amazon CDN to host css and js files?

I am interested too. However as I understand from your AUP I would not be able to hog CPU cores for any extended period of time. This is something which I do regularly with DO or Amazon EC2. Why don't

http://www.amazon.com/Tronsmart-MK908-Google-Android-RK3188/dp/B00CGYAGL6/

But yeah, 2Checkout is completely ripoff. Way too high fees. Better get paypal and google checkout/amazon payment with good fraud screening and you already covered 90% of customers needs.

Get Payza then, they work in most areas PayPal doesn't like Pakistan, India and China, at least it has worked well for me, and I've had less that 0.01% problems with it over the past 5-6 years of use,

Well, I'm glad we can agree on one thing at least. If he seriously goes to Amazon Web Services after all of this crap, its his own damn fault. Even if it is Amazon's fault... its his fault as well for

Soon, Ubuntu will be as bloated or more bloated than anything Microsoft can provide, with Amazon all integrated into it.

Seriously, though, IDK what Canonical would put on with a server install. I can understand the concern about the Amazon integration in the desktop version, but that's no issue on the server.

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Then he rented from OVH, and now he's moved to Amazon Web Services.

1x Amazon EC2 613MB 15GB 30GB Sydney Xen free

EV SSL Protected Shopping Cart, Accept Credit Cards, Paypal, 2 Checkout, and Amazon Checkout

@jarland said: Nope. Amazon already has all of my information anyway.

doughmanes: Nobody upset over the Ubuntu/Amazon relationship?

Nobody upset over the Ubuntu/Amazon relationship?

Update : They are seeding from Amazon CloudFront

Amazon AWS

Unfortunately for that kind of pricing I'd just go to Amazon or something, which is $0.12/GB

Amazon cloudfront? is payg, I think you can do pull and they do have shared ssl.