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A new place for Web Ops to talk the talk and walk the walk

  • 15. Nov
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There’s a new conference in town, and it looks to have the really good schmitz. Good work Jesse and Steve, I’m really looking forward to this.

 
 
Datacenters can suck. Communication can be great.
 
 
Speaking at Web 2.0 Expo 2008

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  1. Jesse Robbins   •  

    Thanks!

  2. Mark Mouse   •  
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