plenty of people living places they can't *actually* afford because they think it means they've made it. See also people "buying" status cars on finance that then cripples every other aspect of their life.
These claims will not really come as a surprise, I don't think, to anyone who is an Equinix customer. Particularly their reliance on charging as much as they can for cross-connects that they continue to squeeze their remaining captive customer base for.
Hindenburg Research (who have now taken a short in EQIX):
Equinix Exposed: Major Accounting Manipulation, Core Business Decay And Selling An AI Pipe Dream As Insiders Cashed Out Hundreds of Millions
https://hindenburgresearch.com/equinix/
well, you can manually install it instead of using the app store version and then it is free
app store version supports author and gets you auto updates
you mean people actually use it on purpose!?
I guess it might be the sort of thing that is maybe tempting to use in an enterprise environment if you haven't understood how it works and the resulting risks.
Fortunately I learned with "service provider mindset" as we acquired a SP network with some Cisco in it ~20 years ago and when I took the cisco press books on holiday to learn how to run my new network, the immediate determination on VTP was: "no, never that"
nailgun.
But your sheet seems like it might be too deep for your mattress as I don't tend to have this problem with our fitted sheets (particularly after they've been washed a few dozen times and have shrunk a little).
...or you flail around in your sleep *a lot*?
* A decent Internet connection with SLA, domain & webhosting (though we use ourselves for all this as we're in this space)
* Xero for accounting
* Regrettably, M365 for email/contacts/calendaring/office apps/file sharing cos we need groupware of some sort and gsuite is.. no.
Sector specific;
* some sort of e-commerce front for the self-serve services like domain registrations (we currently use WHMCS for this)
* Halo (PSA/CRM/Helpdesk/etc)
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