It's a very catchy video. I'm not surprised it has got plenty of views.Have just shared on my own story and put a link on for the podcast tomorrow.Think he is spot on our Kell. Has the perfect front of house vibe to supplement the brilliance of the rest of the team.Such a strong team in place now. |
Could be.
Video podcast tomorrow at 4pm
Sumit
Looking forward to tomorrows podcast live at 4PM GMT/11AM EST/ 8AM PST with Nick Lisher discussing the growing use of video as a medium for marketeers. We'll also be giving a demo of new features in elevate.io 🤗 |
I think we'll have some sort of update tommorrow,users or features |
Followers are still up decently.
We must be very close to an RNS - assuming they will keep the market updated on Registered users. |
Big jump again with the last marketing video on insta
Now 16.4K |
Cocorico it looks like it’s a report post option. Fairly sure it’s new as I’d not noticed it till you pointed it out. |
With aluminium parts.... ? |
Just noticed an additional icon next to the thumbs up/down
Red box - White Flag (is it new) |
Which colour is best for a Shelby!
It’s Color 😂 |
>>The puzzle is what do they use when in place of what premise means in English?
damn, chriscallen i'm going to be thinking about this all day now, i need to find an educated american to ask! |
the on-premis debate ...
according to wikipedia, which we know is always correct on everything :)
the correct term is on-premises however it is often written as on-prem or on-premis
ionos, who are a big datacentre company and with whom i have a server, have an information page defining the meaning of on-premises where they use the term on-premesis 30 times and on-premis only once, which is probably a typo.
amazon themselves who are the biggest cloud provider have a page:
which is the search results has a title of
SaaS vs On Premise - Difference Between Software Deployments
however on the page itself it only uses the word premises (32 times)
various other companies do seem to use the word on-premis.
perhaps IM should just use the shortened term on-prem, that way everybody is happy!!
anyway, that's my coffee finished, off with the dog now, have a great day everybody!
hopefully soon we'll be debating about which colour is best for a Shelby! |
As almost everything is being hosted in data centres (centers) these days, the term is largely switching to private cloud hosted so you won’t have to let these major issues keep you awake at night for much longer.
9 times out of 10 it’s shortened to on-prem anyway so you can append your preferred suffix to keep things right. |
I remember being at an American trade show, and I made an error in filling in the registration card with a pencil. I asked the young lady behind the counter to please lend me a rubber............
My colleague mentioned to me that in American I had just asked her to lend me a condom. so it was laughs all round!!! |
It's an American import into English just like sidewalk, faucet, and many others. Fortunately it at least means the same here unlike "going like a bomb".
The puzzle is what do they use when in place of what premise means in English? |
It sounds as uneducated as it is.
A premise is not a premises. |
Always used on-premise for an installation hosted by a customer. Been in the industry of server-hosted solutions since Noah was a lad. |
The consistent increase in marketing and exposure in general suggests the handbrake has now been let off, and the Juggernaut is bringing to roll.Would not be at all surprised if momentum in the share price starts to pick up as shrewd none cult 2nd tier investors start to take a position to compliment the favourable chart. |
On premise is actually the term that I have always understood
Probably Americanism |
Nice.
Could someone tell them it is "on-premises" not "on-premise" in...
"Maintaining an on-premise video editing infrastructure can be a financial burden." |
New blog
All very true! |
I get that Nick.
Thanks |
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