Now ya'll I don't want ya'll to consider my noise here as gospel as my online and computer anything is limited at best. Hell I'm still trying to get the hang of cut and paste. My earliest computer experience came via a Compaq computer that ran one of the earliest versions of MS-DOS. No pictures , but it worked and best of all if it began having a problem all ya'll had to do was just turn the damn thing off. No drivers or such. But it worked. In 1995 I met a hot babe in Tooele Utah who introduced me to the fracking Internet via Win-95. Over the years I have learned many things , but by no means am I an expert when it comes to Computer anything, but I read alot and try to learn more. One of the issues I have been seeing a lot of press about is the concept of cloud computing, in essence using online services to store important documents. Of course the easy method is Windows Live as well as Google's Gmail. Both good but these outfits are not yet matured enough for business. I have also had my problems, with cloud computing, like if you can't get online or your connection is via wifi etc, you upload and download speed is marginal. Much less trying to retrieve a document or file can be a challenge. Sure metro areas offer greater access , but what about if your grounded in an area where I-net access is not as fast as perhaps in Boise or Salt Lake City. As far as my opinion online storage or as its called Cloud Computing has a long ways to go. Stay tuned.
L8R Aviators,
Quote of the Day:
To educate a person in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to society.
--Theodore Roosevelt
