November 3rd, 2005, 07:13 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Lebanon, OR
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Well if your site design does not require any dynamic abilities, then the obvious choice would be to have static files with a light weight web server.
Quote: | CPU cycles aren't free... | Well I know that lol, but I mean the cost is so small just to have your whole website have dynamic abilities. The cost may be like:
1 cent * 2000 people a day = $20 with a company that gets like $10000 a day (ok I'm exaggerating so that I can win this pointless debate, but bear with me!)
I could understand enabling all HTML files dynamic if 40%+ of them are dynamic, otherwise the server admin probably made a poor choice that won't really have any significant damages to the pocket of the company. You see the growth of the company grows with the website, I believe, so if the website is big, and most all are dynamic, even the static, then it won't be a burden since the profit from its sales overcome the stabs from static dynamic mis-interpreted pages that pose a threat to CPU cycle stupidity!
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