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LAMP sheds much light

As a Computers Workgroup editor, let me thank you -- one of the many things we've needed.

I'm slightly inspired to risk linking the "top" of LAMP to web services, and even cloud computing, although I'm principally a network and security person. My applications work tends to be in medical and military, which I like to describe as life-critical and death-critical. Howard C. Berkowitz 19:05, 29 November 2009 (UTC)

Hey Howard, thought I'd get my feet wet with some simple technologies, glad you like it so far. Can definitely see the appeal of linking web services for people learning about networking, though maybe it could be in a spot that's closer to the source like web server? Then again, more links the better eh? Cloud computing is definitely a good idea though, maybe in a section about general uses for private and corporate; I'll work on it some more. I'm definitely one of those breach editors where my expertise comes from corporate, the money-critical. I can see what a busy bee you've been around here so I imagine we'll be working together a lot. I look forward to it! Lance Knifehand 21:00, 29 November 2009 (UTC)