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		marceldegraaf on May 18, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: CDN vs S3 Why would you get fired for covering an obvious and well-known CDN alternative in your blog post? Honestly interested :-)

jonny_eh on May 18, 2013 [–]

Because it's not in his or his company's best interest? I bet that Cloudfront's performance isn't too different from MaxCDN's.

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