US Looks to Cloud for Cost Savings
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Journalistic integrity. . .
Thank you, dj. I was looking for another oxymoron.
Thank you, dj. I was looking for another oxymoron.
> Is there no journalistic integrity left?
In the technical press? There never has been any. In the general press? Not for at least 20 years now, probably more.
In the technical press? There never has been any. In the general press? Not for at least 20 years now, probably more.
Quoting:Is there no journalistic integrity left?
Something has to be done about that, but what would an alternative be like?
http://standupforamerica.wordpress.com/2010/05/31/freedom-of...
Try http://www.equuscs.com/personal-computing
If you click Ready-to-ship under Portable Computing, you're asked to register, after which you can presumably see what they offer. I don't register for anything unless I'm really interested, but if you're interested you might want to.
If you click Ready-to-ship under Portable Computing, you're asked to register, after which you can presumably see what they offer. I don't register for anything unless I'm really interested, but if you're interested you might want to.
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Yeah, I wouldn't guarantee those cost savings, either. "Find your cost savings in 'the cloud'." Riiiiight. After all, the U.S. gubmint's doing it. And who knows more about saving money and implementing policies quickly and efficiently than our U.S. government agencies or Congress?
Is there no journalistic integrity left? What planet is Ron from? Is this thing on? As Hunter Thompson would say, "They're really coming out of the woodwork for this one."