Why I Love Cloud Technology

[Josh]

It's raining pretty hardcore today in beautiful Fairfax, VA. I don't feel like getting rained on. Thanks to cloud computing, I can be at the office or at home and still have access to nearly everything I want (except the notes on my desk). How cool is that?

Long live the computer!

 

[GreenSky]

You could use an umbrella and go out.

Rick

 

[Josh]

You could use an umbrella and go out.

Rick

You and your fancy technology

 

[Dave020]

Rick just sold me on buying stock in a company that he feels has a very bright future

 

[yaknow1]

If there weren't any clouds, you wouldn't be getting rain in the first place.

 

[Jerard]

You could use an umbrella and go out.

When it rains here I use a space suit I bought at a yard sale on planet Grumboz.

 

[djs]

Now see, if you used an online notepad, you would access to the notes on your desk as well.

And Jerard - I would see if you can get your money back. Those spacesuits from Grumboz are about the worse that exist. Well, except the ones from here on good old planet Earth. The ones here, well, they answer the question 'Does this make my butt look big?' for you!!!!!

Dan

 

[insurancexpert]

Is anyone using cloud for their websites? What is the best service out there?

 

[NCLS.us]

Is anyone using cloud for their websites? What is the best service out there?

I was recommended pairNIC and pairNET and moved from Godaddy a year ago. Used Adobe Muse to put up a simple website which was "migrated" from Wordpress. You can do both with them, and more. They are a quality operation with great support. But so are many others, you have a lot to choose from.
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Now see, if you used an online notepad, you would access to the notes on your desk as well.

I have tried many "notes" programs on both Windows and Linux. I settled on MS OneNote which syncs to the cloud. Very nice program. Most reviews I have read commonly agree it is the best program Microsoft makes.

 

[insurancexpert]

Has anyone used Amazon EC2? How does it fare against other cloud service providers?