Part Mop. Part Puppet. All Crazy.
Pizza Hut’s dueling “pop” star Superbowl ads for their poppable pizza bites pizza were funny. Here are both ads.
You're reading Mostly Muppet the personal blog of Seth Miller [About].
I don't really blog that much about Muppets, despite the URL, and focus mainly on Lost, etymology and whatever else strikes my fancy
The views expressed on this blog are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.
Enjoy!
The views expressed on this blog are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.
Copyright © 2007 - Mostly Muppet - is proudly powered by WordPress
Dilectio Theme is created by: Design Disease brought to you by Smashingmagazine.com
Nathan Miller
February 6th, 2006 at 8:49 pm
thought you might find this of interest!
Yet, I imagine you probably know about this kinda stuff…
>>>To provide a reference point for the conversation, Rocketboom
currently uses 1 dedicated 100mbs server on Dreamhost to handle the
database and webpages alone and 2 dedicated 100mbs servers on Datagram
to host the videos and the images, for a total of a 300mbit/sec pipe
size. The 2 datagram servers are mirror images (they both hold the
same video and image files) and every single request for a video or
image is alternated like a switch back and forth to each of the two
servers. Our audience number is about 150,000/day of steady flow and
every video now gets over 250,000 downloads (mostly reaching that
number over the course of a few days). Last month we used 12 terabytes
of data transfer on the two Datagram servers and not more than a
Terrabyte on the Dreamhost server (mostly html and xml pages).