@scottalanmiller said:

@thanksaj said:

@scottalanmiller said:

We are the largest user of NodeBB.

So is it free then?

https://nodebb.org/

Only two sentences on that screen 😉

Oops. Missed that somehow.

@scottalanmiller said:

@art_of_shred said:

Also, you may have picked a bad example to pin you case on. Plumbers and electricians are skilled tradesmen, needing to be licensed and typically have apprenticeships. They don't just get hired off the street. However, I believe that most retail workers are not competent at their jobs. You be the judge.

They might be the most likely to be competent of any trained ranks. lol

Agreed.

http://www.networkworld.com/article/2835771/opensource-subnet/article.html

This post (https://forums.zmanda.com/showthread.php?5572-ZCB-is-closing&p=17597#post17597) has an email address and telephone number if you want to ask whether your data is comingled or how you might move the almost 11TB of data to your own storage space in Amazon.

Cloudberry is nice because it provides you with a connection to your storage which potentially any backup software could use as a destination target. A number of our (StorageCraft) customers point to Amazon as an offsite repository.

Cheers!

@scottalanmiller that it definitely is

Why are they still connecting to the old at all? Wasn't all of their data imported to O365?, isn't all the new email flowing through O365?

@scottalanmiller said:

You can integrate WordPress and NodeBB so that NodeBB handles the comments for WP. It's a neat way to go.

That's pretty neat.

@garak0410 moving off of MS Office would be huge, I'm sure. Although, in theory, if you are using Access you can put the backend on SQL Server and at least not be tied to JetDB. Then you can use anything to access the data.

I want to know too...I hate dealing with the "I didn't get that email"

It's worse when they are replying from an overdue invoice notice that was sent from teh same program that sent all the previous emails that payment was due.

Well, you know what the dirt racers say... fast is loose!

Another thing to add to my someday list.

@coliver said:

So would this be something like OpenStack or CloudStack? Or are those just a management/obfuscation layer?

No, MaaS is designed to help OpenStack specifically (but you can use anywhere. OpenStack is the cloud layer. This is a hardware management layer that makes tons of sense in a cloud scenario. It could be used without cloud, like for a computer cluster (Hadoop maybe) but would be uncommon. And you normally use cloud without MaaS. But it works really well for clouds to make them less effort to manage at the hardware level.

I have been back and forth using it all day (between windows desktop and MacBook) looks good works great. No complaints.

Ugh glad I didn't have to help you!

@garak0410 said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Correct, Adobe has moved to a pure subscription model.

I don't mind some subscription models (I actually like Office 365) but Abode's prices are just out of the park...

That's a completely different issue. They ALSO raised their prices. So now they cost more. If you were to have other buying options, they would cost just as much. The issue is that you don't like their new prices. That makes more sense.

I'd look to alternatives, Adobe operates on the assumption that their user base won't leave them at any price.

Got the same email today.

Oh, good idea. The image uploader isn't working in the latest mobile version anyway, so that is an improvement.

ROFL Nice!

Much better! Thanks!

I am just not able to find any pricing information, though. No idea what this might cost. It is a British company and does not appear to have any US operations.