As someone who was managing both the outsourcing of IT and the initial move to the cloud, I find it quite funny. It's just the umpteenth example of how trends come and go in this field, and that's why smart people leave the tech side of it as soon as possible because they can be obsoleted and replaced the next day. I don't think you understand the meaning of the term "schadenfreude", loserboy nerd. "Schadenfreude" refers to the satisfaction in witnessing hardship and humiliation in others. This is not the case, it's another shift in industry paradigms, always there have been and always there will be, and people like me (at the time, I since moved to more lucrative business) will profit from it. People like you, instead, will be trampled upon, and with good cause. Such is the case with you nerds, always spouting big words in an attempt to look smart when you're, in fact, quite mediocre and the poor choices that have led you to misery are witness to that. You see, the day you lost your job, your income, your well-being and your self-esteem was the most defining and important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday.