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Daily Archives: May 23, 2017
The History of the World, I Guess
The lighter side. From my kids, and since there’s some science and it reminded me of the Big Bang Theory. Have fun.
Naming Conventions for the Cloud
There are plenty of controversial topics in technology to write about. Today I want to combine two of them into one piece: the cloud and naming standards. I’ll leave tabs v spaces and language choices for another day. I like … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloud Computing
