Yes, just like we trust banks to keep our money, we will trust service
DonnieBoy | 11/07/06
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It's speed more than security
LordLiverpool | 11/08/06
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For some applications, there is already very little difference, for others,
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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So, let me get this straight
John Zern | 11/08/06
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Web applications will NEVER be the resource hog that Vista is, but sure,
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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eventually is the key word here
April May | 11/08/06
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For many, applications, the infrastructure is here now. Take
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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Sorry, I don't buy it....
wjkahlssmd@... | 11/08/06
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You had better RUN to your bank right now and withdraw ALL of your money.
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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You miss the point
John Zern | 11/08/06
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Wow, since when did Governnent control and insurance solve all porblems in
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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That's just not accurate
April May | 11/08/06
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You seem to think that everyone with a digital camara wants to spend hours
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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The bank analogy just doesn't work
April May | 11/08/06
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Just get over it, we trust companies all the time. Have you ever flown in
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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Leaky abstraction
LordLiverpool | 11/08/06
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You have given reasons for caching data locally, but NO reason for not
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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You may have answered your own question.
John Zern | 11/08/06
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Do you not realize that you banking information is also online???
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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Yeah, you're right, I must be stupid
John Zern | 11/09/06
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But how will they move the data?
April May | 11/08/06
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I don't suppose you ever heard of the technology called "encryption". Do
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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Well,
April May | 11/08/06
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It was in the news recently that Google is working on the offline problem,
DonnieBoy | 11/08/06
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The data is not accurate
Linux User 1 | 11/08/06
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Google wants data in the cloud, not on the desktop
Loverock Davidson | 11/08/06
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Who cares where Google wants my data.
osreinstall | 11/08/06
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I see Big Brother's hand at work... up Google's arse.
Mr. Roboto | 11/08/06
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