Cloud computing is bogus. The day when everyone's apps and data are on
machines that aren't local is the day the Internet becomes third world.
My broadband connection failed again yesterday for a couple hours during
the Michael Jackson memorial blitz. How can so many in the industry be
pushing
It's not like they set that precedent with WinME
(as in going forward from WinME)...
Rick Glazier
From: "Stan Zaske"
However, competing against Microsoft
is a good idea as it may bring down their ridiculous prices. Anybody pee
od'd that Vista owners don't get a free upgrade to 7?
At 09:55 AM 08/07/2009, Stan Zaske wrote:
Cloud computing is bogus. The day when everyone's apps and data are
on machines that aren't local is the day the Internet becomes third
world. My broadband connection failed again yesterday for a couple
hours during the Michael Jackson memorial blitz. H
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>Cloud computing is bogus. The day when everyone's apps and data are
>on machines that aren't local is the day the Internet becomes third
>world. My bro
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At 01:51 PM 08/07/2009, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
Gotta disagree with both you guys on that one. Cloud computing
definitely has major advantages over local for various things. Not
all things but for example storage. I rather have a google doc
hosted by google that will never get lost to a harddrive cr
At 01:58 PM 08/07/2009, Bryan Seitz wrote:
I prefer to host my own stuff that way nobody is farming it for
information, demographics, etc... I have things called backups and raid!
I can see huge issues with security in the cloud unless you are 100%
sure you can encrypt with no back door.
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At 01:51 PM 08/07/2009, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
>Gotta disagree with both you guys on that one. Cloud computing
>definitely has major advantages over local for various things. Not
>all things but for example storage. I
ly 08, 2009 10:19 AM
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Subject: Re: [H] [Bulk] Re: Google OS
At 01:58 PM 08/07/2009, Bryan Seitz wrote:
>I prefer to host my own stuff that way nobody is farming it for
>information, demographics, etc... I have things called backups and raid!
I can see huge
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I prefer to host my own stuff that way nobody is farming it for information,
demographics, etc... I have things called backups and raid!
On Wed, Jul 08, 2009 at 12:54:53PM -0400, Brian Weeden wrote:
> I'm also a huge fan of cloud (done properly).
I use Jungle Disk as a client for Amazon S3 for my offsite backup. And yes,
its' secure - all the data is encrypted client side before being
transmitted. As far as Amazon is concerned, they are storing 15 GB of
random noise for me.
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At 02:01 PM 08/07/2009, Brian Weeden wrote:
I do all that as well - but a backup solution that doesn't have some form of
offsite backup is not really a good solution.
Besides, when you are traveling and swapping between machines how do you
keep everything synced together and have the ability to
At 02:35 PM 08/07/2009, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
It's actually even better for business than it is for home users.
Salesforece.com perfect example of that. Have your whole CRM there
for secure access anywhere, your data is safe, reports are better,
advantages go on. Same with things like hosted Email
At 02:38 PM 08/07/2009, Brian Weeden wrote:
I use Jungle Disk as a client for Amazon S3 for my offsite backup. And yes,
its' secure - all the data is encrypted client side before being
transmitted. As far as Amazon is concerned, they are storing 15 GB of
random noise for me.
Now that I would
10:21 AM
To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: Re: [H] [Bulk] Re: Google OS
At 02:01 PM 08/07/2009, Brian Weeden wrote:
>I do all that as well - but a backup solution that doesn't have some form of
>offsite backup is not really a good solution.
>
>Besides, when you are travelin
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