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Subject: Reading over necrothread "Next steps for the GWL" -- switch from ssh
 to mosh?
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I'm catching up on the suggested readings.  One thing I noticed which
might allow more stable connections would be to switch from a ssh
based communication method to a mosh based one.  The main selling
point is stability over changing and unstable connections.