wagoner

Sounds like a hospital where people work incredibly long shifts on call, and it's staffed at all hours.

Health organism? You mean a human being?

The deal was just announced, so I think it's unreasonable to expect shared storage on day one. It does seem a logical thing to do in time, though.

I've used it for years. What's not robust?

That includes free users, in case that wasn't apparent

Replace the os with what?

Main message, as I see it is, that standardnotes' long term future is secure.

How do you arrive at effective monopolies are going out the window, squaring it with what we see in the world today which runs counter.

I've been using sync.com for a couple of years now for my large music files storage and playback. Thinking of going all in on the unlimited plan to add on all my family files. Curious what your experience is with delayed syncing. Occasionally I find something just doesn't sync to the cloud and I have to play about with PC on/off, connect to Mobile hotspot, clear cache etc to get it to work. Makes me wonder if that's happening with files where I don't realize it until it's too late.

Basically, how robust is it for you?

We created a WordPress (installed on our server) blog which requires logins we have to approve. We share this with family members, with an email notification to them when something new is posted. They can post comments to the site.

We really actually did this for ourselves, as a kind of family photo album/blog, and so would have it even if no one else was invited :-)

Definitely makes sense to invest billions in solving this program that people won't pay more than a pittance for the service.

Good and actionable info thanks