I am still seeing some lockups from time to time. Has only been this evening in, say, the past two hours.

Sounds like a really cool service.

Latest WP patch is out. Make sure to update as WP is always a hot hacking target.

Congrats. That's a great hobby to have.

So far seems to be working well. Just checking out the updates now. Site seems to be loading much faster.

I used to see thus a lot. Not much recently.

Yesterday felt like an exceptionally bad day. Many days are fine.

Looks like not a bad netbook for simple browsing and email. Pretty weak for much else.

How did it go?

That's an easy fix. As long as you have the foresight to have SSH enabled.

Kids randomly bring you cake? What a wonderful world.

@g.jacobse said:

@ajstringham said:

I agree with what he said. I've never heard of it. I've already got Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and that's just installed. I also have Box, Amazon and a couple others. I'm set. Lol

I agree; I have Google Drive, Dropbox, Box and another I can't remember, in the office I have Onedrive and another Dropbox... I also carry 6 different USB drives - although three of them were to replace the other three, and I've since plan to reduce even more with a multi-boot USB.

@scottalanmiller said:

The primary feature of Tresorit is client-side encryption. A nice feature, but not too big of a deal for SMB customers, I don't think.

https://tresorit.com/

Although the REALLY BIG feature is that all data is stored only in the EU, not in the US. That's a big feature that I am surprised that they don't advertise more clearly.

Uhm - yea,.. that would be a big issue to disclose.. the US market could easily be cut off if someone barked loud enough. While it was a "SPICEWORKS" promo.. think I too will be passing.

No I think it is meant as a huge plus. More protection for companies.

@ajstringham said:

I am officially part of the Webroot Ambassador's program now! WOOHOO!!

Congrats. What does that entail?

They went back to the 2000-era names. Pre-2000 it was MCPi instead of the MCSA. And the highest level, originally called the MCSEi and later with a few other names, is completely dropped at this time.

You should watch Frasier, that will help you get to know the Seattle culture.

@Nic I love that Simpsons meme.

@thegillion said:

@ajstringham you got me on here.

Welcome!

So it is peer to peer IM only? That might be fine for home users but how would you use that in a business?

Glad to see this going somewhere. Looks really cool.

Thanks, AJ