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- must be an easy coast thing: heard the term "mad" used today, haven't heard it used in a while. as in "he was giving her mad dirty looks".2012/02/04 12:41
- every time I come to NYC, the percentage of taxis that are crown vics goes down. #endofanuglycarera2012/02/04 12:52
- I just unlocked the Level 4 "Herbivore" badge on @foursquare! High five!
http://t.co/FDOxqDeY2012/02/04 09:50 - getting a lot of twitter spam today2012/02/04 09:47
- my cab driver in a binary accelerator. hits gas, off gas, hits gas, off gas. rather than out constant pressure. makes for nauseating ride.2012/02/04 06:24
- @jaymiek
"shit Canadians say" :)2012/02/04 06:23
- must be an easy coast thing: heard the term "mad" used today, haven't heard it used in a while. as in "he was giving her mad dirty looks".
Ask Tony
Got a question about load balancing? Considering a few vendors and want some input? Just shoot me an email:tony at lbdigest dot com.
I may even use your question as a post so that it may help others (anonymous, if you so choose).
Notes from the publisher Archive
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Time to Retire lbdigest.com?
Posted on July 22, 2011 | No CommentsиконографияikoniI write here sporadically. Sometimes I’ll post a few times a week, sometimes a month will go by without hearing from my fountain of load balancing wisdom. Load balancing is... -
The HTTP Cookie Monster
Posted on November 1, 2010 | No Commentsкухненско обзавеждане The fact is, we’re more addicted to cookies than even Cookie Monster Came upon this post on Slashdot.org, a criticism of HTTP cookies entitled “HTTP cookies, or how... -
Web Application Firewall: What’s In A Name?
Posted on November 12, 2008 | 2 CommentsIn my recent review of KEMP’s new LoadMaster software, which includes Web Application Firewall capabilities, Ofer Shezaf (from breach.com) had this to say in the comments section: Systems supporting only... -
HTTP Analyzers and ASICs
Posted on October 29, 2008 | 2 CommentsGreetings from Italy. Â I’m here dealing with ASICS of a different kind (as in the shoes), specifically the 23rd ASICS Venice Marathon. Â I was in no danger of winning it,... -
The Web Server Is Dead: Long Live The Application Server
Posted on June 7, 2008 | 4 CommentsI dare say there are very few web servers left on the Internet. I think you’d have to spend a considerable amount of time trying to actually find one. Now,... -
Where Have All The Suns Gone?
Posted on March 10, 2008 | 1 CommentI got an newsletter email from Sun the other day, basically offering to buy me dinner. No, Sun wasn’t trying to get frisky with me, rather they were trying to... -
Survey Results
Posted on January 14, 2008 | 3 CommentsBack in October, I put out a survey to the readers of this site, as well as the subscribers to my mailing list. I got a fantastic turn out, with... -
Death of Layer 4 Load Balancing
Posted on June 29, 2007 | No CommentsThe load balancing vendor Barracuda recently announced Layer 7 capabilities and SSL offloading/acceleration, and the open source vendor loadbalancer.org recently gave up their anti-Layer 7 stance (although they still state... -
A Market By Any Other Name…
Posted on June 21, 2007 | No CommentsThe great thing about inventing markets is that you get to name them. I’ve recently named the Enterprise (F5/Citrix) market the “Premium” market, and the SMB market (KEMP/Barracuda/Coyote Point) market... -
A Load Balancer By Any Other Name…
Posted on June 18, 2007 | 1 CommentRecently, I posed a question on the mailing list: What do you call these devices that balance load and possibly do all this other stuff? The reaction to such a...
