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See, that was half of the cloud's appeal and its major selling point (the other half being "accessible from anywhere"): "no more downtime, because OMG Cloud!!!"
by Piskvorrr 12y ago
See, that was half of the cloud's appeal and its major selling point (the other half being "accessible from anywhere"): "no more downtime, because OMG Cloud!!!"
What you are doing is a rhetorical trick called "moving the goalposts," in other words, "the marketing buzz was a big, fat lie; so let's instead try to spin it as if that promise had never happened."
- abjorn 12y agoNo, I just think that you'd be a fool to have ever believed any promise that the cloud would eliminate downtime. Even if from a technical perspective that were true, there's still the possibility of human error.