A new report by Zoom has revealed that in person meetings are both the most unpopular and the least productive of all collaborative methods, with many preferring instant messages instead.
Over a third of leaders lose more than an hour per day resolving problems caused by poor teamwork, which could be costing businesses up to £12,000 per manager per year.
Vir Das is going to host the International Emmy Awards this November. The comedian-actor revealed that he plans to wear “something Indian from home.” He also mentioned that he won’t be choosing a “fancy designer” and invited budding talents to reach out to his team via email. Vir Das wrote, “Alright folks. I’m going to be the first Indian to host the International Emmy Awards. I’m going to wear something Indian from home. I’m also not going to wear a fancy designer. They have enough cash and clients. So we’re gonna launch someone new. So if you’re a budding designer, label, student, and you can put…
Originally Posted by frankfm
vertical integration ftw
I don’t think you understand what I’m getting at. A web host has to use various products to deliver a finished product. The following is used to offer it:
cPanel manages the websites, email, PHP, and MySQL. The WP Toolkit acts similarly to Imunify360 because it helps keep websites up-to-date and secure.
LiteSpeed is used to serve the websites as fast as possible, even faster than Apache/Nginx in most cases, especially with LSCache. It can be even quicker when using LiteSpeed Crawler (only recommended on VPS/Dedicated servers).
CloudLinux is used to isolate each account from one…
LiteSpeed will have cgroups and then also maybe add their own Redis. That means many could use cPanel/LiteSpeed without CloudLinux, at least for single websites/small workloads. Of course, CloudLinux still has many other benefits than just true resources limits and Redis (when using AccelerateWP).
Sure is interesting.
Whoever launches a combo of cPanel, LiteSpeed, CloudLinux, Imunify360, and Acronis, all built-in, will be a winner. That will never happen, though, at least not in our lifetime. 
Trisha Goddard was the latest guest presenter to take the reins on Good Morning Britain. Many of the usual hosts — including TV favourite Susanna Reid — are on holiday over the summer so we guest presenters are stepping into their roles across all of the daytime schedule.
With a wealth of TV experience, Goddard is best known for her talk show Trisha which aired from 1998 until 2010. Now the presenter joined forces with Richard Madeley on Tuesday to host the ITV breakfast show, dividing viewers watching at home.
Some viewers said it was great to see the “terrific” presenter on the show while others complained they were “switching off” from watching. Making the presenter comfortable, Madeley gave Goddard a warm welcome when she joined him on the breakfast show.