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  1. @_MG_ Saw that, but not the same thing. :( #chrome #1password #please about 17 hours ago from web in reply to _MG_
  2. RT @rasmus: @cdibona Perhaps you misunderstand. Load up http://2tu.us/19n9 in FF and Chrome. Then do http://2tu.us/19na about 17 hours ago from web
  3. RT @rasmus: @cdibona The principle behind it is the same. DNS hijacking may be more damaging, but both go against the spirit of the unde ... about 17 hours ago from web
  4. RT @matthewsaville: Just noticed - I recently passed the mark of 5,000 prints sold through @SmugMugPro. Thanks @SmugMug for so many year ... about 17 hours ago from web
  5. RT @rasmus: @DonMacAskill I really hate the hijacked (<512 bytes) 404 page thing Chrome does by default though. about 19 hours ago from web
  6. @rasmus Wasn't aware of that. That's a little scary. Have to check our 404s. about 19 hours ago from Brizzly in reply to rasmus
  7. Google Chrome is noticeably snappier than Safari or Firefox. I love the new browser wars. #chrome #win about 19 hours ago from Brizzly
  8. *Loving* Google Chrome for Mac. Blazing fast. Still hate the flickery status bar - wish I could disable. Need 1Password. #chrome #win about 19 hours ago from Brizzly
  9. The @ladygaga Monster Ball show in SF last night was EPIC! #monster #gaga #ladygaga 11:42 AM Dec 14th from Brizzly
  10. @eschrad I hope so, but honestly don't know. All the experts hang out here: http://bit.ly/7xXLDS 5:34 PM Dec 11th from Brizzly in reply to eschrad
  11. RT @makennaheld: @DonMacAskill Returned my nook. Kept my kindle. Much happier for it. Thanks for the suggestion. 4:46 PM Dec 11th from web
  12. @jjhuff This particular installation won't handle photos/video, just HTML/AJAX/etc, so I'm more concerned with conns/sec. Thousands. 3:47 PM Dec 10th from Brizzly in reply to jjhuff
  13. In testing now: IPVS (L4 in LVS-DR) + keepalived (health) -> varnish (L7 HTTP) + haproxy (HTTPS passthrough) -> web boxes 3:20 PM Dec 10th from Brizzly
  14. Whoa. Load balancer config actually operational and working. Love it when theory turns into practice. Now to just test it thoroughly. :) 3:03 PM Dec 10th from Brizzly
  15. @mrod411 I can't stand my Sony Reader because buying content is a huge pain. So no, I wouldn't say it's mom-proof :( 4:34 PM Dec 9th from Brizzly in reply to mrod411
  16. @webfabric IPVS can't do SNAT. Can't have my web farm on same segment (can't do LVS-DR). So LVS-DR to something that can proxy/SNAT. 4:00 PM Dec 9th from Brizzly in reply to webfabric
  17. @SeanChittenden Every single time. Honestly, I can't believe there's not "one choice" that works for all the very common use cases. 2:37 PM Dec 9th from Brizzly in reply to SeanChittenden
  18. @markimbriaco Just doing TCP passthrough, is the plan. Still playing. If I decide to terminate instead, I'll use nginx. 1:54 PM Dec 9th from Brizzly in reply to markimbriaco
  19. Looking like LVS (IPVS) + keepalived for L4 -> varnish (HTTP) + haproxy (HTTPS) for L7 -> web clusters. 1:27 PM Dec 9th from Brizzly
  20. @mindflux I own a Kindle, Kindle 2, and a Kindle DX. Many of the employees own Kindle 2s. We were excited then disappointed. :( #nook 1:25 PM Dec 9th from Brizzly in reply to mindflux