Well, I technically know what's up with it. But why people would want to put their lives out on the line like that is beyond me.
I'll keep all my documents, calendar, code, and all that in-house, thanks
I do pay for a bookmarking site to keep my bookmarks, but I pay for that service. Even scarier is keeping material out there in the cloud and not paying for it. One day you'll end up with Geocities, but instead of crappy websites, it'll be a dozen years of docs (think services like google docs, should google ever get in trouble), many of which you may have shared with the world, all of which could be gone, with or without notice, whether you're dead by then or alive. Whatever you shared with the world on some free cloud service could disappear from human existence.
One of these days I want to get my email done in-house too, but I'd have to be in a position where I can afford a couple servers for redundancy, and I'm not that well off
Now yes, you guys probably keep backups and all that. But how many of you really do?
How sucky is it when you want to go back and download a game or dll but it's unavailable. You have to get lucky and find someone who kept a copy of that program and if you're even luckier it's the latest version.
More often than not though, I've had to go without.
That's because the creator entrusted it in some "cloud" solution.
