GREAT work man…

Blessings

by the way … WordPress has asked me to inform the Site Administrator .. they offer a new version.

I love all the randomness here.

They call it “outsourcing data processing”.

Uhhhh …. why do I need that new ‘puter with a 500gb hd and a Quad core???

Diana (Pace) De Vargas .. is now married to Valintin De Vargas, who co-starred in ‘ Hatari ‘. To see Val speak the unforgetable line ” Hold her legs ! ” in Orson Welles Film Noir classic .. ‘ Touch of Evil ‘ … dig the trailier …
http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi33489177/

oh just to keep my karma clean … i better tell you that i snitched a little off that last … “Atlantis” … it’s now a sweet ringtone i assigned to your number.

but you wanna stay cool with that Blackheart … you don’t wanna slip on that greasy overdrive.

Well, you’re a savvy man, and computer savvy too. If the average public CPU user could just pull their head out of their collective asses for a second much of this wouldn’t happen.

There seems to be a riff growing between different user “bases” when it comes to computers. There are those who only use it for email, google, myface. There are those who use it to create (commercially and independently). Lastly there are those who use it on the purest geek levels and factor in politics to all their software (opensourcers).

These defined lines don’t exist, it’s more of a gradient, but each general area has different needs and wants. I can see a small company being happy to use googles free online document editor, but a payed writer has many reasons to fear and loath it. Then again, if you are a company who is dealing with industry sensitive information, do you really want to put your work on the “net”?

People who create content in general should rightfully fear/hate/run away from anything that goes too far into the terminal realm. While it might be fine for the zombie like mass of users, doing UGC for a data base that reformats and regurgitates it back to them, it fails on many counts for people who create content even before getting into the politics of it (as you stated in your post). Until everything is a fiber optic utopia with no bog or crashes, would you ever even want to think of streaming your content such as music or video onto a remote drive? I doubt this even makes much energy efficiency sense in some ways.

I can see so many NEGATIVES coming out of these ideas of going back to a mainframe/terminal way of doing things it makes my head hurt…ouch!