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dasil003 on Oct 13, 2010 | parent | context | favorite | on: Why does digg need so many servers?

Not to mention a basically non-existent cachability profile, and an order of magnitude more functionality.

nkassis on Oct 13, 2010 [–]

I'm assuming you mean Facebook has more functionality and no cachebility. That might be true but I wonder how expensive getting a Digg discussion(with 100-200 posts) page compared to say a 5 answer SO question or even just a simple Facebook profile.

ceejayoz on Oct 16, 2010 | [–]

As I understand it, a Facebook profile is anything but simple.

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