A few updates for the new year:

* We moved in mid-2022: We're now in Southern California, where there are taco trucks on every corner — breakfast burritos for all!
* Welcome to Fused: We acquired a few more companies in 2022 including Chameleon Hosting. 
* We're preparing to bring on some fresh faces on the team to assist with support & WordPress.
* We've acquired some fresh AMD EPYC hardware to give your site's performance a good boost. 

Chat soon — and looking forward to serving you as always.

David

Happy Tuesday!

As of 2:35 AM EST:

Cloudflare is currently outputting internal server errors for what appears to be 100% of pages hosted by them.
We'll remove this news item once it goes away. I wouldn't fret if you're seeing the issue, historically they've been fairly quick to fix things.

Edit: As of 3:02 AM EST:

Appears corrected, have a wonderful Tuesday!

Thanks!

June 4th: 10:43 PM PST

We're currently seeing issues on the West coast of the U.S. for users attempting to access fused-hosted content. Our network vendor in Fremont seems to have had a hiccup — this should be resolved promptly.
If you have access to a vpn, you should be able to bypass the issue.

As of 11:16 PM PST:
Resolved! Welcome back, hopefully not too many of you were impacted on this lovely Saturday evening.
Get in touch if there is anything else we can assist with.

Correcting the Your site is running an insecure version of PHP warning takes all of two minutes.

PHP 8.0, which is the latest stable version, is now available on our servers.

Please, follow follow this guide on choosing the right version for your site or just open a support ticket.

  In modern times, the rule of thumb when dealing with email messages is: DON'T CLICK on any links. Yeah, correct, don't click inside, on and around fancy looking HTML CSS-sprinkled emails, don't click on links inside plain text messages. Don't trust anyone unless you're entirely sure the other party was properly identified and verified.

  You might think that email from a colleague requesting you to send a money transfer or asking to follow the link to reset the password, or asking for financially sensitive information is quite legitimate mainly