Yes he is. He's an apple blogger. He doesn't know virtualization from his own ass. I once interviewed with a company that was letting users store data 'in th

Yes he is. He's an apple blogger. He doesn't know virtualization from his own ass. I once interviewed with a company that was letting users store data 'in the cloud'. They were promoting the the job as something to do with 'cloud computing'. I asked if they used AWS. He replied they had a few colocated servers. I'm asking, from a spy point of view, if there's a difference between a virtualized server and a physical one, if in fact all they are doing is watching network traffic.