Can something be an 'exclusive' if it's been on a well-trafficked wiki for over a month?
Also, if they'd looked closely, by 'data store' Facebook mean a loose database of objects (consisting of key-value properties) and typed object associations.
That's very very interesting, but not as a bulk data drop competing with S3, which is how it's spun. I mean, you could fragment and base64 your photos into the 64K text blob properties offered by this 'Data Store', but that's clearly not its design goal.
Can something be an 'exclusive' if it's been on a well-trafficked wiki for over a month?
Also, if they'd looked closely, by 'data store' Facebook mean a loose database of objects (consisting of key-value properties) and typed object associations.
That's very very interesting, but not as a bulk data drop competing with S3, which is how it's spun. I mean, you could fragment and base64 your photos into the 64K text blob properties offered by this 'Data Store', but that's clearly not its design goal.