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  1. Cloud computing is still in the process of being invented; any other view of it generates a palm to my forehead chain reaction. about 3 hours ago from web
  2. Many cloud computing customers never 'burst' in demand; 60% of netbook owners never use outside of house about 16 hours ago from Seesmic
  3. Cloud computing & Netbooks---barriers to entry serial killers. about 16 hours ago from Seesmic
  4. @charltonb WIkipedia says 70% of them have been sold in EU. Are you seeing them more over there? about 16 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to charltonb
  5. The more I really look into netbooks I see similarities to cloud; experimentally launched; cheaper, slower; but abundant; flexible; easy about 17 hours ago from Seesmic
  6. RT @benjaminblack: Current status: http://www.youtube.com/watc... <--- WTF dude...really? about 17 hours ago from Seesmic
  7. RT @nilofer: Bus and people have one common problem: if we don't know who we really are, we can't prioritize what to focus on. <--+10 about 17 hours ago from Seesmic
  8. Just learned how small the world is. First and last time my tweet stream goes gossip column...yikes..DM storm much? .. about 17 hours ago from Seesmic
  9. @vRobM balding white guy....apparently speaking at high volume in spanish...I believe it might have been an innocent alcohol incident :) about 18 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to vRobM
  10. @nilofer good to know!! I bet it was somebody posing? It was truly just an OH. about 18 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to nilofer
  11. OH "The CEO of Symantec was in a bar in SF yesterday, asking us if we knew who he was, he was a big deal, and we should respect him now" about 18 hours ago from Seesmic
  12. @langonej didn't say you couldn't do hpc tasks in cloud; said if it's your core competancy ripping out fixed infra for cloud wouldn't boost about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
  13. I can't one day say cloud is limited to mostly processing flexibility; then the next day say its universally disruptive; needs to grow up 1:22 AM Nov 29th from Seesmic
  14. Example: does anyone really think Burger King could overtake McDonalds by using Cloud computing?? I'm thinking..hmm...stretch.. 1:12 AM Nov 29th from Seesmic
  15. R @kaiyzen for sure. I was just siding with Randy's barriers to entry point; lets not overstate cloud disruptiveness 2 all industries 1:10 AM Nov 29th from Seesmic in reply to kaiyzen
  16. If an HPC centric company embraced cloud today they'd probably fall behind their peers; cloud and HPC not friendl today IMHO ..4 ex 1:06 AM Nov 29th from Seesmic
  17. @randybias et all agree on the big barriers to entry for KP...now say you want to compete in flight time estimation without cloud..then.. 12:57 AM Nov 29th from Seesmic in reply to randybias
  18. @krishnan That's the problem; sounds intuitive to say it ads to costs, but HP is 75% channels and kicking Dell's but in cost sens PCs!?! 11:17 PM Nov 28th from Seesmic in reply to krishnan
  19. @kaiyzen @krishnan do you think in anyway the channel/no channel model played out HP vs. Dell? Channel may matter in Cloud 2..hmm 11:10 PM Nov 28th from Seesmic in reply to kaiyzen
  20. @krishnan @kaiyzen and do you think HP has inversely grown that much stronger in that time to take share? Or just held steady by compare? 10:49 PM Nov 28th from Seesmic in reply to krishnan