Born in the cloud

All dandy and sheite until your politics differs from the owner of said cloud equipment & they cut you off like the cut the orange man from twitter & facebook etc.

Laugh all you want, tomorrow you'll have the wrong skin color, come from the wrong country, did you critisize the great leader in your latest facebook page?, your social score is too low etc. no cloud for you baby.

'Cos if you born in the cloud you can also die in the cloud.
 
grok said:
All dandy and sheite until your politics differs from the owner of said cloud equipment & they cut you off like the cut the orange man from twitter & facebook etc.

Laugh all you want, tomorrow you'll have the wrong skin color, come from the wrong country, did you critisize the great leader in your latest facebook page?, your social score is too low etc. no cloud for you baby.

'Cos if you born in the cloud you can also die in the cloud.
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Meh, or your internet access is cut then you are back on the ground with no cloud at all. Not all CDNs are localised, there are points which can break which will leave you stranded until the situation is remedied. I still strongly support hybrid ecosystems.

Cloud has given incentive to internet continuity. Today it isn't only about email any more.
 
All i have to say is. After a gruelling 2 weeks working on Cloud systems.
I've realised that sometimes simpler is best.

Trashed the lot and went back to normal web hosted services.
 
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I never store anything exclusively locally or remotely. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, so it seems silly to rely on only one.
 
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