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So, the cloud

August 3, 2013August 4, 2013 Chris Cannam

I had intended to follow up my last post with a long, informative piece about where the various cloud hosting providers were registered and where they kept their data. I had hoped to work out how to escape from the situation in which all of my personal and business data is being provided to foreign… Continue reading So, the cloud

Crap Things from Unaccountable Quangos

Good and bad of the Olympics, so far

July 30, 2012August 4, 2012 Chris Cannam

Good The family and I went out to watch the Olympic women's cycling road race yesterday. We watched them zip past on the way out of town, and then I stuck around to wave them back again in the hammering rain. I really enjoyed it—you don't get to see a great deal, but cheering people… Continue reading Good and bad of the Olympics, so far

Crap Things from Big Companies

SkyDrive: OK, let’s face it, it’s a bit pants

May 22, 2012June 11, 2012 Chris Cannam

This is the second time I've been forestalled in writing a positive note about Microsoft's SkyDrive cloud storage and apps service, by going to the site and finding it isn't actually working at all: I hadn't asked for Hotmail. This is just where the site redirected me when I tried to log in to SkyDrive… Continue reading SkyDrive: OK, let’s face it, it’s a bit pants

Crap Things from Big Companies

I had been thinking of praising SkyDrive too

February 1, 2012May 24, 2012 Chris Cannam

Then I tried to log in to it just now, and Eloquent. Perhaps it has a bit more in common with the typical ASP site of the 90s than I'd thought.  

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