All RicheyWeb servers now offer protocol upgrade to HTTP/2!
What does this mean for hosted sites? That's difficult to describe in laymans terms. The inaccurate description is that connections are more efficient and streamlined to browsers which support HTTP/2. There is a much longer description of the benefits, but I won't put it here. You can read about it on its Wikipedia page: HTTP/2
The place to experiment with code modifications is not on your customers service. It's something to be done in a controlled environment where you can learn the maximum amount about the changes you're making while keeping the service you're being paid for up and running.
Strange visits from NodePing user agents make me wonder what is really going on. I didn't sign up for a server status service.
I'm glad I was up early this morning, because I forgot to turn off the backup of a directory I had used for temporary storage. Yes, I filled the disk.
Sorry for any interruption of the software downloads.
