Nope

Nope

Nope

Nope

From my own site, doing 1500 hits/sec:

# python ps_mem.py | grep -E "nginx|php"
16.4 MiB + 1.2 MiB = 17.6 MiB nginx (9)
186.4 MiB + 14.7 MiB = 201.1 MiB php5-fpm (44)

For a site hosted on a VM, a 2GB setup would be 8x as expensive as a 256MB setup :-P (I presume we're both hosted on bare metal now, so my setup simply leaves more space for cache; but nginx's slimness did allow me to to stay on a cheap VM until recently)

If you're already an apache expert and an nginx noob, then sure, stick with what you know; but I found nginx only took a couple of days to grok, and now that I know both, nginx is faster and easier to administer

As much as I love bashing the TSA, could we please get some statistics to back this up first, and then deal with it properly rather than just whining? I want to get the problem solved, but "I feel like some crime has been committed against me" is even weaker than the standard RIAA logic...

From the distro, sure; but isn't most work on all desktops done by the upstreams? Enlightenment isn't officially supported by any distro AFAIK, and it runs wonderfully just having the official E team working on it and no interference :P

I've had the stand-alone flash player installed in my home directory for a while, moving with me across distros and hardware -- it was installed on 32-bit debian in 2006, and it's still working on my 64-bit ubuntu 11.10 install today.</anecdote>

The only problem I have with OpenID is that it's so web-centric it's a pain in the ass to implement for native apps. Could we please have a distributed ID system that *can* use a web browser, but doesn't *require* one?