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slicehost wasn't shuttered so much as rebranded. rackspace didn't have a viable vm service prior to slicehost.

rackspace never had a "shared hosting" product outside of a very short lived acquisition of mosso from like 2007-2008....

how do you block websockets in a world with tls around the majority of http connections?

wouldn't you have to resort to proxies with certificate authorities forced on users in order to block websockets?