Yes it was!

I don’t think the problem is MSPs as a whole, I think it’s cheap execs who go with the lowest bidder and the cheap MSPs who take their money to do almost nothing.

I worked for an MSP a few years ago. We used a monitoring tool, and on of our co-managed clients (a regional healthcare provider) used the same monitoring tool. When a major vulnerability in that monitoring tool was exploited, our client’s instance was hacked, and ours was not. As a good MSP we knew how to properly configure and secure the tool, while their in-house IT just installed the tool and moved on to the next thing.

TL;DR: Shitty IT people will be shitty IT people. I’ve cleaned up after a lot of incompetent internal IT departments, and an equal number of incompetent MSPs.

Twisted Veins is my go to. Great quality and durability, much lower price than Monster. I have lived in 9 homes in the last 8 years, and the 4 pack I bought 8 years ago has held up perfectly. These things are outliving TVs, computers, Ethernet cables, you name it.

You’re correct. Unless you’re using WiFi on your phone that’s backed by satellite internet (Starlink, etc).

So is the urn!

freedom to customize the shell

This is always the issue for me – I ssh into several machines for various clients every day. All of those clients have one thing in common: equally strict and inconsistent policies about what packages you can use from where and for what reason. “I like this shell better” would never fly, sadly.

Unfortunately, GDPR doesn’t prevent such things. It just punishes violators (if they get caught).

Sweet! I am releasing a new song in the next few months and your style of artwork really fits the song. Plus I’d rather see pay someone with talent instead of a stock image website. I’ll message you once the time comes to see if you’re still interested.

I love this way too much. Do you take commissions by any chance?

THERE ARE THEMES NOW?? Dang, development really is on fire.

I’ve been doing my best to read all of the notes for each update, but I totally missed that themes were a thing.

Sure it’s been around for a few years, but with a consistently small number of users. With the massive influx of people over the past few weeks, it’s going to take some time to scale up resources to match the new demand. Plus, the code base has never been tested under this kind of load, so I’m sure there’s room for improvement there as well.

Short term fix would be to join a less crowded instance, or start your own.

Heck, if people are willing to help fund it, I’d gladly create an instance.

Also testing Memmy, and so far loving it!

Also using Memmy, loving it so far.