> That's nothing, unless you're "saving money by using the cloud". I've helped a number of clients save money by using the cloud. It's not that hard when you u

> That's nothing, unless you're "saving money by using the cloud". I've helped a number of clients save money by using the cloud. It's not that hard when you use the tools for the purposes they are suited for. It's not the hammer's fault that it does a poor job of pounding in that screw. At some point the "craftsman" needs to take the time to learn what their tools do and what they are best used for.