Okay, this is where I have to admit maybe I don't understand the concept of The Cloud. Because...Carbonite is an online backup service, right? How is that not a "Cloud" thing? (Or are people specifically talking about Apple's iCloud?)
I also admit ignorance here. Isn't The Cloud online storage? And how is it different from iCloud?
tommy,
is that right? did he find out why he was targeted?
Happy birthday, Aims!
Today is also my Friday. I'm heading over to the VividCon hotel in a couple of hours.
This is my usual Friday as well. Sunday is my Monday.
is that right?
I heard it on public radio this morning.
did he find out why he was targeted?
I don't know.
I also admit ignorance here. Isn't The Cloud online storage? And how is it different from iCloud?
"The Cloud" means anything stored anywhere online. iCloud is Apple's proprietary online backup system.
"The cloud" didn't get hacked. Apple and Amazon got hacked.
is that right? did he find out why he was targeted?
I think because he had a cool twitter handle.
I think because he had a cool twitter handle.
Oh yeah, I heard that a few days ago.
The "cloud" is the concept of servers out there on the internet, you don't care particularly where. iCloud is Apple's slice of that pie. Carbonite has theirs, Google has a cloud implementation, Amazon was some of the first to go to market with cloud services for corporations.
And it was short?
There was a great thing on Fresh Air recently about how The Cloud just means your stuff is stored on someone else's physical hard drive, probably in Virginia or somewhere.