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hi! i’m Tom, founder and creative director of POKE.  i live in CT, work in NYC, munch on tasty digital cookies, collect lunchboxes, take lots of photos and buy lots of t-shirts.  mmm…cookies. i’m passionate about creating a safe internet for kids, cookies, really great Italian cooking, all kinds of dogs, digital photography and the power of technology and how it affects our daily lives. i’d love to tell you i read a lot - but i just don’t. so there. Psychotic.

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everything (most people) need to know about cloud computing

DateMonday, October 26, 2009 at 09:13AM
Psst! Hey! You! (Yeah you!) The one that keeps hearing the term “cloud computing” come up in meetings recenty. Yes, you — the one that nods his head, pretending he knows what it is. Right, YOU!

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I just found a great explanation of it online. It’s everything you need to know about “the cloud” but were afraid to ask. And now I’m posting it here for you. Go ahead. Print it out. Take it with you. Whatever you want. Just uh, next time ASK when you don’t understand something, OK? Geez.

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Reader Comments (2)

hi Tom,
thanks for the posting. my web app designer friend is going to love this.


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wm
November 1, 2009 | Unregistered Commenterwm
This makes me wonder if it's a good trend and if the consequences are good for us users if CC is adopted @ large scale...
December 6, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterBl0x0rz

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