I tried to search "ETSI MEC" in hackers news and got no results.

https://portal.etsi.org/Portals/0/TBpages/MEC/Docs/Mobile-ed...

It is one of the definitions of edge computing, any comments?

DO NOT USE IT FOR ANYTHING IMPORTANT.

It just can't save Unicode characters, anything Unicode will turn to question mark ???????? junk.

Hi Livid, just sent you an email. Unicode is now supported, thanks again for pointing this out.

So far, I brought them over 203 customers:

http://i.imgur.com/evb6Gr9.png

And they stopped payments at 112nd customer.

I was too busy to notice this.

No I don't really need it, that's why I found that after seven months.

This afternoon there was a networking outage in Linode Fremont impacted my website, so I clicked several links on Linode website and noticed that.

What disappointed me is that Linode can suspend referral program without notice or giving appeal while still benefiting from traffic, every day our website delivers 150K to 200K impressions of Linode logo.

Pricing plans of DigitalOcean and Linode included some free data transfer, while you will need to pay for data transfer on AWS.

And that's worth quite a lot, given Amazon's bandwidth is expensive. The 2tb in the Linode $10 account will run you about $200 with Amazon. Doubtful anyone is burning 2tb on a $10 account, and I'm sure Linode has that in mind, but even if you're using 200gb of bandwidth that would still cost you over $20.

Pricing plans for Amazon also include the best security and interconnects bar none, fastest access to the wide array of AWS and AWS hosted services and an ecosystem of tools and apps.

And of course Amazon has transparent disclosure for outages and security issues unlike say Linode.

don't forget that the network transfer from an aws server may be slower than from a linode/DO as well. Any benchmarks out there?

This is very useful when you need to consolidate error_log from hundreds of Nginx servers.

ssl_certificate /home/nick/ssl-bundle.crt

ssl_certificate_key /home/nick/server.key

Got that one too. Also got this [1] but it looks like public keys maybe ? I'dont have time to check right now.

[1] http://pastebin.com/KiVNV0c6

I got this, but I have too little time to verify whether it actually contains key information or not: http://pastebin.com/0CRw6hSy

Edit: It seems that these are only trusted CA certs, there is no server cert in there.