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You signed an NDA and have done a full analysis of their code? Cool.


You don't really need to sign NDAs to read through java classes.


Go look through how often CF has zero days compared to competing platforms.


Yeah it's not like ColdFusion powered web sites enabling billions of dollars in commerce and what with all other web development tools being free of security vulnerabilities and all.


The merits of ColdFusion are irrelevant. The fact of the matter is that their software has continuously been breached.


And of course your concern is pure as new fallen snow and you have no other motives.


I remember back when I was in the valley, I'd go to a job interview and be pitched by one or more of the interviewers about side projects or equity only opportunities on the side. It happened more than once. That place is or was crazy and I loved that about it! The cost of real estate is high which is why we left but traditional companies elsewhere in America could learn a lot about running like an entrepreneurship in the valley than a staid corporation.


I've tried a lot over the years, no one can compare to the VPS quality Linode provides is what I found.


Unity, like it or not, is quite stable.


I have run Ubuntu and RedHat on multiple hardware, Desktop, not just server, dozens of machines the past 10 years. Freezing on all those hardware combinations was never a problem. Crashing was absolutely never a problem.


I have most OVH IP's blocked on my servers because I get too many hack attacks from VMs they are hosting for their customers.


People also block all of Linode, DigitalOcean, AWS and others. To me it just seems silly.


Given that the price calculators for Google Cloud, HP Cloud, Rackspace, etc are online, you can check for yourself. The key one is bandwidth cost for their services.


And Google and AWS and Cloudflare and DigitalOcean and every other VPS provider.


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