Long term changes of COVID 19

[Beany]

We have only half a dozen people who *need* VPN access, so we're pretty stable. Apart from that one guy on Virgin Media, who's machine I'm going to remotely control, and router I am going to fucking burn at this rate....

[dinny_g]

Well my local grocer has made a customer for life.

Ordered full batch of fruit, veg and eggs - it'll be on the doorstep tomorrow morning.

Support your local business!!

[Barry]

We have only half a dozen people who *need* VPN access, so we're pretty stable. Apart from that one guy on Virgin Media, who's machine I'm going to remotely control, and router I am going to fucking burn at this rate....

We have a few hundred that need to login via VPN, and SVN access/other licences through that. Amazed it's actually usable at all frankly.

[dinny_g]

Our infrastructure has been almost faultless..

[Beany]

Modern remote working with VPNs and fast broadband really is pretty fucking good these days.

[Rich B]

Yeah, to be fair, the whole thing in terms of tech has shown how good it all is now. We’ve had loads of Teams meetings with 10+ people without any real fuss.

[Barry]

We've been having Zoom meetings with 50 attendees, and regular smaller meetings with the teams, it works far better than I expected yeah, quite impressed over all. My issues are the VPN timing out during my overnight SVN updates, causing errors in SVN that need cleaning up in the morning etc.

[dinny_g]

Modern remote working with VPNs and fast broadband really is pretty fucking good these days.