We're on Amazon EC2, we have 10 instances, and we're having a problems with our Glassfish, OpenMq, and MySQL configuration. Additional info is available if you want to send me an e-mail. We can try to set up a remote call.
It may be a firmware update, but there wouldn't be many technical reasons they can't correct this. Worst case is that they could shut down their network stack before going to sleep (what ever you wish to call that mode).
The consumer business model that you described is a small part of JobSpice's potential. The goldmine comes from getting companies to use JobSpice to recruit new hires. All individuals want to create beautiful resumes but once the resume is created there's no telling where the individual goes with said resume.
JobSpice has the resume meta-data at its finger tips. The logical next step would be to get companies to offer jobs to JobSpice's users.
It looks like a real-time news aggregation service.
Very good, would benefit from a search bar on the homepage and integration of real time comments from social sites such as digg, reddit and even Facebook public profiles.
if you don't mind me asking, how do you enforce the site licenses? Is there a setting in creating a pdf that only allows you to make 100 copies or do you lock the pdf and issues 100 unique copies?
We talk in the beginning of the book about how buying the correct license is supporting us creating more awesome stuff, including the upcoming Scriptaculous 2.0.
If people are going to pirate, they're going to pirate. Nothing is going to stop them. Except maybe LOOOOOOVE. :)
