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Introduction: This is an all time favorite post. Even though I've seen this video a hundred times I still can't help but laugh... This is so funny I laughed until I cried! Definitely NSFW. OMG it's hilarious, but it's also not a bad overview of the issues. Especially loved: You read the latest post on HighScalability.com and think you are a f*cking Google and architect and parrot slogans like Web Scale and Sharding but you have no idea what the f*ck you are talking about . There are so many more gems like that. Thanks to Alex Popescu for posting this on MongoDB is Web Scale . Whoever made this deserves a Webby.
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