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	<title>Comments on: The Trailer Park Is the Computer</title>
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		<title>By: Mac Beach</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mac Beach</dc:creator>
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		<description>For quite a few years now we have heard about variously Google, Sun Microsoft and other deploying this technology although it has never been with much specificity.

A parking lot full of these doesn&#039;t make so much sense to me as would one or two in some downtown area (or remote area) where spot performance is an issue.  An alternative would involve a disaster recovery scenario.

Reminds me of the period where sales reps for modular cubicle systems were flooding the press with propaganda regarding the advantages of cubicles over conventional build-out (in spite of the fact that they are ridiculously expensive by comparison with the build-to-suit technology).

But enter any &quot;hi-tech&quot; workplace and you&#039;ll see that the sales pitch was eventually successful.

So I guess eventually people are going to use (and misuse) these systems just because the sales rep won&#039;t leave them alone until they do.

I wonder if the Microsoft versions will have a master CTR-ALT-DELETE button on the side for the inevitable mass BSODs.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For quite a few years now we have heard about variously Google, Sun Microsoft and other deploying this technology although it has never been with much specificity.</p>
<p>A parking lot full of these doesn&#8217;t make so much sense to me as would one or two in some downtown area (or remote area) where spot performance is an issue.  An alternative would involve a disaster recovery scenario.</p>
<p>Reminds me of the period where sales reps for modular cubicle systems were flooding the press with propaganda regarding the advantages of cubicles over conventional build-out (in spite of the fact that they are ridiculously expensive by comparison with the build-to-suit technology).</p>
<p>But enter any &#8220;hi-tech&#8221; workplace and you&#8217;ll see that the sales pitch was eventually successful.</p>
<p>So I guess eventually people are going to use (and misuse) these systems just because the sales rep won&#8217;t leave them alone until they do.</p>
<p>I wonder if the Microsoft versions will have a master CTR-ALT-DELETE button on the side for the inevitable mass BSODs.</p>
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