I already buy from Amazon every now and then, and I'll support both in this move. Ubuntu is not something you are entitled to, you're free to create your own flavor or use someone else's.

Amazon shopping suggestions will be filtered into desktop search results for Ubuntu users and will be shown when users attempt to find documents on their computers and local network. This has occurre

Will you consider offloading static content (like images, js, css) on a CDN or Amazon S3?

It's like Amazon EC2. That's the best explanation. You get an API/platform/interface and you can spin up and down virtual machines per hour. OpenVZ does not work this way.

It looks interesting - the most interesting part being full API compatibility with Amazon EC2 etc.

The Amazon Glacier storage is solely provided as a backup storage for your Pogoplug, incase the attached harddrives to your Pogoplug break down, and cannot be used to directly download or stream stuff

Had this idea during my morning shower but I do not have the scripting knowledge to do it, so if anyone wants to take the task and help the community that would be great.

I'm a bit confused here... so if my home's uplink is bad, does it mean that it'll be slow if I download stuff from the "cloud"? Or will I be downloading from Amazon Glacier?

@Robert said: Why do people think the storage is provided by Amazon Glacier? If that was the case, you wouldn't have instant access to your files.

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Why do people think the storage is provided by Amazon Glacier? If that was the case, you wouldn't have instant access to your files.

I did some calculations regarding the included 100GB of Amazon Glacier storage for 1 year.

An excellent book that I have been working through at the command line to refresh what I used to know: The Linux Command Line: A Complete Introduction

Or Amazon SES actually... Probably cheaper, but there's more work involved at your end.

Amazon cloud in this offer is glacier so its a penny per GB usually. Is cnet version better specs?

Use the USB ports and 100gb but that's amazon cloudstorage

SecuredSpeed, Linode, BurstNet, Amazon

$29 a Year. Gets you a free Pogoplug and 100GB Amazon Cloud storage.

I was setting up multiple vps's of my site for testing. I have used Amazon Route 53 in the past and was always very satisfied with their service. I then wanted to experiment with multi sites of my d

I can partially understand why Linode sticks with the 2009 hardware: it gives every single Linode a similar performance (Amazon AWS has some sort of fake-CPU index for this). However, try upgrading al