On 4/21/13, tim Rowledge <
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> This must surely have occurred to someone already but just in case…
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http://raspberrycolocation.com/ (Dutch company, terms and conditions are in
> Dutch which means we could do with some translation help)
In the meantime it has been translated to English
http://raspberrycolocation.com/conditions/> Now I don't know what limits they would choose to impose on software but
> from the looks of it you can choose your own OS by sending them a Pi with an
> installed SD card rather than buying the Pi from them (in which case they do
> a default Raspbian setup). So if someone were to assemble a suitable OS,
> vm, Seaside setup and package it as an IMG/IMZ file suitable for dumping
> onto an SD card it looks like it would be fairly easy to get a Seaside
> server on the net, along with no monthly costs. It won't be a big corporate
> server with failover, backup, 24x7 support and chocolate unicorns but still,
> an easy and cheap Seaside Server. Got to be worth some effort, surely?
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http://www.rowledge.org/tim> "Bother!" said Pooh, as he pulled Piglet out the mincer.
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