[Mailman-Developers] AOL's requirements for spam complaints
Chuq Von Rospach
chuqui at plaidworks.com
Fri Jan 30 12:04:56 EST 2004
On Jan 30, 2004, at 4:59 AM, Brad Knowles wrote:
>> Sorry, I don't buy this argument. If you have two choices: use
>> more CPU time and network, or improve the end-user experience,
>> choosing "less work for the computer" is almost always the wrong
>> answer.
>
> You know damn good and well that this is not a CPU issue. This is a
> disk I/O capacity issue (synchronous meta-data updates).
fair cop. you're right, Brad. I was tired, didn't think it through. But
I still think the user experience issues trump the Network/disk issues.
we're here to make life easier for people, not computers.
> You've got a significant increase in demand along three separate
> axes, without a corresponding increase in capacity. Something has to
> give. We have to be more intelligent about how we deliver those
> messages, or the entire system grinds to a halt.
yup. and trust me, some of us are working on that part, too...
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