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Ask Freelock: Shared hosting, managed hosting, dedicated hosting, what's the difference?

Ksenia asks, how difficult is it to move all our stuff from Media Temple to SliceHost? I want to be able to make changes on site any time myself.

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TLLTS vs. TWIT: Linux support slam-a-thon

The Linux Link Tech Show (TLLTS) has a great segment dissecting the criticisms/wild flames put forth on a series of shows on the TWIT network. Wanted to add a couple comments missing from their discussion.

How Open Source support is different

I started writing a response to a discussion in the latest "Linux Link Tech Show" episode, but ended up with something far too long, so I've split it up into 4 posts.

An example of open source support

In my early Linux system administration days, when I was first trying to set up a mail server with spam filtering, I ran across a really puzzling bug in Dspam, the software I was trying to get working.

What's git, and why do you use it?

At Freelock, we're always trying to figure out ways to do things better.

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