You are grammar seems irrelevant in this case.

Right, because there are no employees/government/hackers in the cloud. Whew!

No it doesn't. You're looking at it from the wrong side.

Simple: Until you can prove it, we deny it.

I think you've confused your fantasy ideologues with our founders. Jefferson thought that only the elite were smart enough to vote and initially suggested excluding the rif-raf (that and the non-white and non-male folk). If your idea of democracy is "Let's reduce to the least common denominator, and if you don't like that, then let's fail", well then, indeed, the system will kill itself off. Oh, and on no time-zones: It seems a little self important to suggest that if I want a 3pm meeting then everybody can attend because it's 3pm everywhere. One time-zone means that *some* of us will need to be sleeping at 3pm.

Absolutely. Think mobile and porous. Forget what's where. Things constantly change. The future of IT isn't going to put IT out of business any more than the present put IT out of business, it will just change... And grow.

No No... This makes sense... Stay with me, but the climate is warming, right? Regardless what you think about why. And I've notices that people seems to be getting stupider and stupider...

I don't know for sure, but we can probably ask "Dawn". It seems it has become sentient.

From TFA: "We can't wait for Dawn to peel back the layers of time and reveal the early history of our solar system," said Dawn.

No, Spanish patient, Swedish surgeon. Did you even read TFA?

Where's Waldo?

No. It's not. It's vendor proficiency. Just like it was with Microsoft. You can't fault a company for building something that a lot of poeple want (although you'd think so by reading most of the above). Where Microsoft went wrong (in the opinion of the Justice Dept,) is the coercion of OEMs to do as it said or pay the penalty of grossly increased prices. Understanding that, I honestly ask, WTF?

Refresh my memory, is IE engine open source? WebKit

Can you imagine the Beano commercials?

Ummm, Cobol's dead? Cobol 2002 Standard

I wonder where we can take a look at this app. Anybody know?