> (remember, you said no > "internet"). Let me clarify:
- just because I run my applications via a web browser *does not* mean I have to run them from the internet, nor does it mean all my data *must* reside somewhere on the internet - just because something is a server *does not* mean it has to be on the internet - just because a server is in my living room *does not* mean it can't or shouldn't be able to run other web applications off of the internet - people actually do put their lives and private / confidential data online today: look at how much personal information is revealed in blogs, photos on flickr, youtube. So does the majority care? Obviously, no, they don't have a problem with it, or else they wouldn't do it. For non-confidential data, web apps off of the internet would allow people to share that data with others. For confidential data, there's that set-top appliance silently humming away above the TV, with encrypted ZFS in there somewhere. Why can't there be a breed of both? Why must it be one or the other? And, in such a computing model, do I require a desktop any longer? No, I don't. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
