The one thing that puzzles me above anything else about this whole thing is: "Linode uses ColdFusion".
I mean, you have this Linux company that's pretty much an open source champion to us Linux guys and then... Adobe ColdFusion. Really?
I know nothing about ColdFusion, don't get me wrong, I just find it an incredibly odd choice for a Linux company.
That having been said, I think Linode just learnt a really unpleasant lesson and will become an even more secure provider for it. I believe that moving my sites away from them at this moment would be like selling stocks when they're about to go up.
I mean, you have this Linux company that's pretty much an open source champion to us Linux guys and then... Adobe ColdFusion. Really?
I know nothing about ColdFusion, don't get me wrong, I just find it an incredibly odd choice for a Linux company.
That having been said, I think Linode just learnt a really unpleasant lesson and will become an even more secure provider for it. I believe that moving my sites away from them at this moment would be like selling stocks when they're about to go up.