#betteruptime — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #betteruptime, aggregated by home.social.
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No no no. Why limit the amount of sessions! I have a Mac Mini (desktop), a MBP (laptop), an iPad and an iPhone.
Add in some in-app browser (which don’t share sessions, but makes it easier when clicking on a link from an email)… That’s … 6 active sessions?Not like supporting additional sessions costs money… Tssss
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No no no. Why limit the amount of sessions! I have a Mac Mini (desktop), a MBP (laptop), an iPad and an iPhone.
Add in some in-app browser (which don’t share sessions, but makes it easier when clicking on a link from an email)… That’s … 6 active sessions?Not like supporting additional sessions costs money… Tssss
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No no no. Why limit the amount of sessions! I have a Mac Mini (desktop), a MBP (laptop), an iPad and an iPhone.
Add in some in-app browser (which don’t share sessions, but makes it easier when clicking on a link from an email)… That’s … 6 active sessions?Not like supporting additional sessions costs money… Tssss
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No no no. Why limit the amount of sessions! I have a Mac Mini (desktop), a MBP (laptop), an iPad and an iPhone.
Add in some in-app browser (which don’t share sessions, but makes it easier when clicking on a link from an email)… That’s … 6 active sessions?Not like supporting additional sessions costs money… Tssss
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No no no. Why limit the amount of sessions! I have a Mac Mini (desktop), a MBP (laptop), an iPad and an iPhone.
Add in some in-app browser (which don’t share sessions, but makes it easier when clicking on a link from an email)… That’s … 6 active sessions?Not like supporting additional sessions costs money… Tssss
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I can totally recommend betteruptime.com (now rebranded to uptime by better stack). They used to have lifetime deals on #appsumo (on a monthly basis it’s not that cheap).
But I use it to monitor all my #servers and #services (polling #SSH or #DNS or #SMTP, checking #HTTP responses, expecting heartbeats every X minutes, etc). Where before I wouldn’t really know if some obscure app went #down, now at least I get an #email.
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I can totally recommend betteruptime.com (now rebranded to uptime by better stack). They used to have lifetime deals on #appsumo (on a monthly basis it’s not that cheap).
But I use it to monitor all my #servers and #services (polling #SSH or #DNS or #SMTP, checking #HTTP responses, expecting heartbeats every X minutes, etc). Where before I wouldn’t really know if some obscure app went #down, now at least I get an #email.
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I can totally recommend betteruptime.com (now rebranded to uptime by better stack). They used to have lifetime deals on #appsumo (on a monthly basis it’s not that cheap).
But I use it to monitor all my #servers and #services (polling #SSH or #DNS or #SMTP, checking #HTTP responses, expecting heartbeats every X minutes, etc). Where before I wouldn’t really know if some obscure app went #down, now at least I get an #email.
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I can totally recommend betteruptime.com (now rebranded to uptime by better stack). They used to have lifetime deals on #appsumo (on a monthly basis it’s not that cheap).
But I use it to monitor all my #servers and #services (polling #SSH or #DNS or #SMTP, checking #HTTP responses, expecting heartbeats every X minutes, etc). Where before I wouldn’t really know if some obscure app went #down, now at least I get an #email.
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I can totally recommend betteruptime.com (now rebranded to uptime by better stack). They used to have lifetime deals on #appsumo (on a monthly basis it’s not that cheap).
But I use it to monitor all my #servers and #services (polling #SSH or #DNS or #SMTP, checking #HTTP responses, expecting heartbeats every X minutes, etc). Where before I wouldn’t really know if some obscure app went #down, now at least I get an #email.