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You can already do everything you've described (assuming you're in Kansas).
by rorrr 14y ago
You can already do everything you've described (assuming you're in Kansas).
- bo1024 14y agoRight, but not on $50 worth of hardware. I guess what I'm picturing is companies like Google selling super cheap keyboard+screen combos along with a "cloud" plan, where you get access to so many terabytes of memory and so many cores 24/7 with perhaps leeway to use more cores as desired (but you pay for what you get).
- rorrr 14y agoIf you want to compute a lot, the cloud is always more expensive than your own hardware. Cloud only pays off if you're doing something major short-term (your load is spikes and then drops off for a while), or you're just plain lazy.