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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
It's not like it's an either/or proposition. Some use one, some use the other, many use both. That you (rhet.) don't like the idea of cloud storage is hardly relevant to whether or not cloud storage is useful as part of a backup/remote access plan. It is. Undeniably so.
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I do like both but I dislike when the cloud becomes neccesary. I don't like Steam games because I've had trouble accessing my games sometimes. I play fine one day the next the game won't open. Same computer same everything. It's happened more than once and it's a pain sometimes to get it going again, especially unlike Amazon there is no HELP button to get immediate help with the problem and they don't even respond to emails.
I don't like the decrease in onboard memory for the newer kindles forcing you to keep more of your books in the cloud instead of in your kindle.
I wouldn't buy Office Online. When I need an Office program I need it. I don't want it unavailable just because my modem or internet provider is having problems.
The cloud's great for emergency backup or transfering files and remote access but I don't want to need it for routine use.