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HobbyProggy wrote: On that view i guess clouds are mostly interesting for students to share project stuff and homework.
I didn't know that the QA is now a cloud 
Gimme codez plzzzzzzzz
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In that case, get a separate laptop and adjust it to act as a web server. I am sure you trust yourself to not phish it and rely on yourself and that laptop. 
Do not forget to send me the URL to your site! 
The sh*t I complain about
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OriginalGriff wrote: How do you know the company will still exist next year?
You have the same problem when investing in an OS.. So, if it is the same company you're betting on..
Not my opinion, but would sound reasonable as argumentation.
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: would sound reasonable as argumentation.
It's not really the same: if Microsoft went bust tomorrow, there would still be people using windows in ten years time. If the company holding your cloud data goes bust, and their servers are repossessed...
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Good point 
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I agree,
and that credit card token storage is pretty much a fancy name for cloud.
I got into an online argument here on CP about that issue, and everybody was brainwashed into thinking that the secure token method was the way to go, and I was an idiot not to use it.
Perhaps it just programmers passing the buck for the care and responsibility of sensitive data.
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OriginalGriff wrote: How do you know that the company does any backups, much less how frequent and "solid" they are?
Once had an admin friend of mine tell me, "Nobody cares about backups. Restores, however..."
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Any cloud will eventually get hacked...
And that sensitive data will be out on the street.
Except when you're government.
In that case your sensitive data will come out on the street anyway
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See, that's where the NSA's going about it wrong.
Instead of being this secretive organization, they should market themselves as "Your free backup solution."
"We've got all your data, any time you need it."
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Getting hack is secondary to me. Would you trust a stranger with a master key to you house, regardless how well intension (s)he may be? Any encrypted data can be broken, it just a matter of time. Once that sensitive data goes into the cloud, it stays in the cloud indefinitely.
I don't use Facebook, Twitter, Google drive or Drop-box. I don't event trust putting sensitive data on a thumb drive let alone the cloud.
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Some data very impotent and confidential for you but its dose not have any value without logic then its not at all important data for all.
Life is all about share and care...
public class Life : ICareable,IShareable
{
// implements yours...
}
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On the contrary, I would argue that most data may not seem important to you, but invaluable to a data collector. A single piece of information may not seem relevant, but enough cumulative of information are as good as gold to those who know what to look for.
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