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Love the bg color change with each pic


Jesus!


No, around 2000 years (third millennium B.C) before him. ;)


It's not written how deep the rocks are, or how much watter were above them in Jesus' time, but just imagine not much and that he knew where they were -- then the scenes where he gets out of the boat to walk on the watter get a very obvious explanation.


Yes, surely the fishermen who were sailing it would be ignorant of shallow rocks right next to the boat. It's not like they would have to avoid hitting them.


Professional fishermen, don't forget. This was their livelihood, so they were very likely good at it and knew the waters.

(I caught the sarcasm and was adding to your actual stance, in case I failed to relay that :) )


Possible, though rather improbable. There is a far simpler explanation.


I think it cost the same, when it was first out it cost more, but now it cost the same.


The rates are the same ($1 per million writes and $0.70 per million reads beyond the daily free threshold), but the daily free threshold is 0.05 million of each for master/slave, and 0.01 million of each for high-replication.


For small applications it costs more because of thresholds for free services is lower. In our case it costs a lot more since some of things we were doing need another instance on HRD that we didn't need on M/S


The back button is pretty broken after voting


You're right. I'll have to check that out. It wasn't intentional.


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