ps pipe grep: Episode 20 (Alles ist gut.)

By david October 17, 2007
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Ben, Jason and David discuss Berlin and Paris, the Solaris kernel versus userland, BrandZ, startup experience, various movies, the iPhone (a fuller “review” is in the works).

ps pipe grep.

I’m serving the podcast from my BingoDisk disk.

Here’s a direct link to the mp3.

Here’s a non-iTunes RSS feed.

Note: feeds may take some time to update. If you want to listen immediately, grab the direct link to the mp3.

This week’s music: Trance Nation’s (I think…) “Strange World”. (Don’t have a link.)

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Posted by Jacob 19. October 2007 at 3:34 am :

I notice that all the “ps | grep” episodes are hosted on BingoDisk.

Would you consider BingoDisk a CDN? Is it correct to compare BingoDisk to Amazon S3, CacheFly, etc..?

If not, how would you describe it?

Posted by David Young 19. October 2007 at 2:06 pm :

@Jacob: it’s not a CDN. It’s more like S3 but without the proprietary API. The protocol for BingoDisk is HTTP.

Posted by Kevin S. 19. October 2007 at 7:40 pm :

@David

Is it HTTP or WebDav. I understand it’s essentially the same thing, though performance is considerably slower for WebDav.

My question would be, who’s the target market for BingoDisk?

Is it web companies who want to store their images/CSS/Javascript on BingoDisk to serve as their main asset.domain.com on their main web site/application?

Or is BingoDisk more so used for backup / external harddrive type of activity?

Posted by David Young 27. October 2007 at 2:29 pm :

@Kevin: we see both types of uses. Note, though, the Bingo storage is the same storage available to our Accelerator customers without the bandwidth/latency hit.

Posted by jonathan 8. November 2007 at 11:39 pm :

the correct artist and title:

push – strange world

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