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Maisa Dabus wrote: Hi Brandon! Good point in here! I've been reading so much around about excuses to justify a resistance to the use of Cloud Computing in general, and by simply showing a key-word as "portability" you can see that it's nothing but a big bad buzz about it. If you don't mind, I'm referring your post...

Bruce Arnold wrote: Cloud Computing and Corporate Culpability Re: Cloud Computing Security Risks and Accountability for Loss of Data, Breach of Privacy and Other Violations I am not a lawyer. I don't play one on television. And after my last divorce, I have no motivation to further enrich any member of the leg...

DigitalR3x wrote: I think Sen. Obama is a decent guy too. But his associations with questionable characters, as well as his voting record (most liberal according to National Journal) lead me to fear what his presidency would bring about as it relates to my Big 3 issues...Defense, Judges and Taxes. Sen. Obama is on...

Jeremy Geelan wrote: Join Silverlight Boss Scott Guthrie tomorrow (Monday) as he discusses how Microsoft is contributing to help move the Web forward via a commitment to standards development and Rich Internet Applications - and learn from him how Silverlight, AJAX and media all enable a whole new generation of RIAs. T...

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