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		<title>The Cloud</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The cloud as it is called, sounds good in theory but as we have seen from ideas past technology makes us lazy. With that being said, in a few years most not all of us will look to that great big computing cloud to hold your personal data. I guess that&#8217;s fine if you disregard ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The cloud as it is called, sounds good in theory but as we have seen from ideas past technology makes us lazy. With that being said, in a few years most not all of us will look to that great big computing cloud to hold your personal data. I guess that&#8217;s fine if you disregard your privacy, for starters. Then there&#8217;s the issue of internet connectivty, if you lose it your stuck. Think about all the things we are moving to the cloud, our backups, applications, misc data, console gaming,   voicemail services and who knows what&#8217;s next. It&#8217;s just one mans thoughts.</p>
<p>- thatguyjl     </p>
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