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>I do not agree with anyone who thinks that Cloud'ifying everything serves the needs of the end user better. It's easy for use to forget what actually happens
by CraigRood 12y ago
>I do not agree with anyone who thinks that Cloud'ifying everything serves the needs of the end user better.
It's easy for use to forget what actually happens in the 'real world' when we spend so much time in the 'tech world'.
The cloud is extremely powerful in that it bridges the gap between devices, and users. if I have a photo on my phone then why cant I view it on my computer without hooking up and importing. Or if I have photos taken on my DSLR, why then cant I share them remotely from my phone to others whilst I'm out and about.
- fit2rule 12y agoThats fine - but build the sharing features into the operating systems of the computer, not into some remote uncontrollable (by the user) data center, which is being used to process the data for purposes other than those the user specify .. any modern desktop computer is capable of representing itself in a fashion that the sharing occurs, sans cloud.