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I'm not so sure how 'quiet' it was. We've been putting desktops in the cloud for quite a while now.
I will build my own in a garage...use wood for the case...
Now that's what I call "owning nothing, and renting everything". This is one of the stupidest things you'll do to people. This is why we Linux.
I'm game.
I like campuses with dumb terminals and private clouds, where you can restore your session from any building at any desk.
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