Ayende @ Rahien

Ayende @ Rahien

Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien CEO of Hibernating Rhinos LTD, which develops RavenDB, a NoSQL Open Source Document Database.

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oren@ravendb.net

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Workshop Online - Best Practices and Performance
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Jul 21 2008

Thank you, but I would rather not get this acknowledgement

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Gee, thanks, I am so grateful to know that.

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Sean
21 Jul 2008
21:11 PM
Sean

At least you didnt get 72 emails ;)

jonas
22 Jul 2008
16:20 PM
jonas

Thank you, and I would rather not get this post in my rss-reader ... :-P

Sorry, I don't want to be insolent, and I love the the technical content you put on your blog ...

And I know the difference between push an d pull, but once you have subscribed a feed, the difference is not that big from a consumer perspective ...

Ayende Rahien
22 Jul 2008
21:48 PM
Ayende Rahien

Jonas,

I am fairly rigorous in cataloging posts, just ignore anything in the Misc category

Louis
23 Jul 2008
13:37 PM
Louis

Aww... You missed the chance to say "I would rather not have gotten that comment about the post about the email."

But now you can say "I would rather not have gotten that comment about the comment about the post about the email." :D

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