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Working on the next Snapact PhotoTips Newsletter
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@rickdog Thanks for mentioning Snapact!
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@instantkaushik Thanks for reviewing and mentioning Snapact! Don't forget to check out the free photo sharing features too!
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Version 1.3 of the Snapact Photo Manager has been released - more new, free features. Gotta love it.
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Snapact Photo Sharing http://www.snapact.com/
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Snapact Photo Manager v1.3 is live!!
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SnapAct – A sleek image viewer, manager and editor: Snapact Photo Manager is a free, stylish photo viewer and ma.. http://tinyurl.com/dx5ojo
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Tecagora Solutions Releases Snapact Photo Manager v1.3 Update http://tinyurl.com/cs62hk
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Just signed off on Snapact Photo Manager v1.3. Now on to the next build...
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Just scheduled the next Snapact PhotoTips newsletter for release.
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Getting ready to launch Snapact Photo Manager v1.2
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Testing Snapact Twitter integration. I hope I won't have to write too many of these test tweets.
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@Sversa We are pretty much committed to our current path with #Slicehost VPSes - for the moment.
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@Snapact Hi I saw your post and I was just wondering what you were looking for in your new IT environment?
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@Snapact I've hear Slicehost is good. But I'm pretty content with RimuHosting VPSs. They offer good service too, and for good price too. :)
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@Snapact Can say bit of a personal pref. IMO, CentOS/RHEL have some polish as a server distro than Ubuntu. Just polish. Some conveniences.
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@gaveen Oh, and forgot to mention that our VPS is with #Slicehost. (Shameless referral URL: http://tinyurl.com/ccc8sp) heh
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@gaveen any particular reason for choosing CentOS? I'm using the #ubuntu server version, and I think it's pretty fabulous. Personal pref?
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@Snapact Yes, Apache is little too heavy specially if you have a VPS. I agree to all of your choices, except I'd run CentOS as the distro.
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#nginx, #mod_wsgi, #memcached, #postgres, #ubuntu - looking like the beginning of the 2nd era. That's right - avoiding #apache.
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