…. You can’t? <<…hurries away to make some editing..>>

It certainly should, it’s about property ownership not whether the owning organization is for-profit or not.

Rebranding proposal for your independent grocer to support the uniforms

General YIG ?

Heh “secure” …. It’s not secure, it’s cloud dependent. And yeah, from what I can tell it’s harder than getting outta your knots to make a modern windows system not be cloud-dependent… :/

It’s gotta be web, huh? I’m still a fan of Thunderbird as thick client, all the mail and none of the web.

When is the documentation pages that -look like- they’re supposed to be linked on docs.urlittlesecret.com but aren’t even buttons right now, going to be published? Help and support is really not-useful when it doesn’t exist, especially the one on “trust”

And what jurisdiction(s) are the servers in (because that matters)?

Do you have a FAQ?

- how do you do identity verification (to prevent fake profiles)?
- what sort of transparency is there in operations to confirm user data won’t be sold or wrongly used?
- what controls do users have on their data to guarantee it’s solely in their control (actually deleted, etc)?

Heh. I thought it looked a little bit too long to be an MS license code..

*tosses health potion your way*

The main thing to worry about with the switch to Linux is what applications you want to run. If you’re already using F/OSS apps (libreoffice, gimp, chrome/firefox, etc) then you will have no issues at all. On the other hand, windows proprietary applications will be a PITA to impossible to use.

I guess you’re fully invested in Windows, huh…?

You will also need to set static ip info on each system, unless you are going to run one of them with a DHCP server enabled/installed (I wouldn’t)

You absolutely can, but, if your nic’s don’t auto-negotiate you may need to get or wire up a crossover cable. Reply if you need the pinout.

The majority of that is for followers, not posters.. tho cw labels on the images might help I’m not sure it’ll override the auto-cw…?

Well they needed to make sure it‘a just as accurate as the static signs they replaced — can’t let that level of service quality change, right?