AWS News Blog Amazon WorkSpaces – Desktop Computing in the Cloud Once upon a time, enterprises had a straightforward way to give each employee access to a desktop computer. New employees would join the organization and receive a standard-issue desktop, preconfigured with a common set of tools and applications. This one-size-fits all model was acceptable in the early days of personal computing, but
How I reduced Google App Engine costs by 75% My Instagram project gramfeed.com was created over a weekend, its a full feature web interface for Instagram. I built it for me to view Instagram feed, comment, like photos and more on the web. I had decided to use Google App Engine (GAE) to host the app since it was free to start and it remained free even as the site got over half a million pageviews/m
AWS News Blog Surprise! The EC2 CC2 Instance Type uses a Sandy Bridge Processor… We like to distinguish our Cluster Compute instances from the other instance types by providing details about the actual processor (CPU) inside. When we launched the CC2 (Cluster Compute Eight Extra Large) instance type last year we were less specific than usual, stating only that each instance contained a pair of 8-c
I’m Marco Arment: a programmer, writer, podcaster, geek, and coffee enthusiast. November 17, 2011 ∞https://marco.org/2011/11/17/kindle-fire-review I expected the Kindle Fire to be good for books, great for magazines and newspapers, great for video, and good for apps and games. In practice, it’s none of these. Granted, I’ve only spent two days with it, so I can’t share any long-term impressions. Bu
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