Comment No victims (Score 0) 26
There are no victims here. I feel zero sympathy for anyone involved with any aspect of this.
There are no victims here. I feel zero sympathy for anyone involved with any aspect of this.
Punching down, otherwise known as putting violent assholes in prison rather than leaving them out on the streets like the left wants to do.
Military service would do you a lot of good.
Seems IT is amateur-hour even in space.
Look, they JUST finished their migration away from Lotus Notes...
That's all you can come up with because Trump broke your brain.
They tried that with Apollo 13. And.... that actually did work, sorta.
Yup. Once the Left became the establishment, they started behaving in a far more authoritarian manner than the Right ever did.
TDS confirmed. Seek help while you still can.
Not exactly an answer to your question, though I've found Stalwart e-mail server has most of what "homelab" users would actually find useful which is modern email (with JMAP), calendaring, and contacts. Give Stalwart a look especially if trying to ween oneself off of Google Mail.
Agreed; Stalwart isn't a bad mail solution...but Nextcloud isn't a mail solution. The GP's unsubstantiated statement was that Nextcloud was not viable for a business of any meaningful size. Since the claim was unsubstantiated, however, it was unclear what the recommended alternative would be. GP hasn't indicated why Nextcloud isn't viable, or what would be viable for a company with a need for browser-based file access and syncing.
In fairness to the GP, a large-enough company is going to prefer Google or Microsoft simply due to a desire to pass the buck to someone...but here on Slashdot, it's a default understanding that monolithic tech companies tend to have their own problems, starting with data sovereignty and continuing with the lack of customizability. So, while they're probably right that a big enough company would prefer to problem solve via litigation rather than through technological means, business priorities neither validate or negate the merits of Nextcloud, or any other available solution, hence the question.
Got it. So you're too TDS-addled to think clearly.
Also, let's not burden EmDash with the historical baggage of Wordpress just because people are looking for an alternative. I mean, it sucks in its own special way, but it's not *THAT* terrible. Yet. Move enough people to it and I'm sure it can get there, but no reason to start its race with all the baggage of Wordpress hanging on its neck.
While Cloudflare is certainly free to release their own alternative...it's not like Wordpress lacks competition - there's Ghost and WriteFreely for blogging. There's Drupal and Joomla for website building. There's Plone, Concrete, Hugo, Silverstripe, and Ametys (if you hate yourself) for niche requirements. ClassicPress and WPDistrib are direct forks of Wordpress. All of these are free-as-in-beer. Most have some form of OSS license.
So...while I'd certainly agree that Wordpress sucks in its own way, its massive ecosystem makes it attractive to users who value the ecosystem rather than custom code development...and while EmDash might make some inroads due to Cloudflare integration, I'm not sure that the massive plugin/theme/custom code stacks will be drop-in replacements overnight...and until EmDash gives a compelling reason to move off Wordpress (or if the WP/WPE crap flares up again), EmDash is going to have an uphill battle ahead of it to accomplish what a dozen incumbents haven't.
I can hardly believe any sizable establishment would use NextCloud.
NextCloud might be okay for home use, or a very small business.
Well, if we operate under your assessment, what would be your recommended alternative for an open source (any license) file sync / collaboration suite? Owncloud? Pydio? Seafile?
Or are you suggesting OneDrive or Google Drive or Dropbox?
No seriously, I'm aware that Nextcloud has its faults and shortcomings...but if you can "hardly believe any sizeable establishment would use [it]", I'm interested in what you'd recommend as your preferred alternative.
And which internet censorship bill did he introduce?
But the Glacier Bay is cheaper, thus its what most people want.
No, that would be "Palestine" and the terrorists that financially back them.
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