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I don't think so

Wish they would come out with a turbo diesel electric hybrid. See they are not meeting what I want. What I was trying to tell you if the ISP offered 1000s of possibilities for all the needs out there, they would lose money trying.

With client server I would be connect to my own lan for in company files. The Wan is slower than a glacier. This would kill productivity. I want 1000 ether speeds everywhere. People like you must never seen hugh graphic files that must be loaded and saved instantly.

The Wan is a public network and will not meet the security of a Lan. Some operations require that security. I believe the Wan is good for lightweight, low security applications. The complete abolishment of the Lan will never happen.

What you just described in your last statement wasn't thought thru. If you can edit the files offline, then you do have the applications on those fatclients. Why bother saving offline. Do not see the money savings. Rental is super expensive.

Do you work for a think tank? These people do not predict the future. They try to coerce it like the AEI.

Posted by: osreinstall   Posted on: 06/19/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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