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https://i.imgur.com/PQ7kW4a.gif Clouds.. are they trustworthy? There have been times when iCloud a software of Apple has been hacked into due to bugs and/or exploits which people’s information were stolen and pictures so is it really something you could trust? We had a guest speaker today who goes by the name Shadrach White. The way Shadrach White talked about clouds in general if you did not know about the iCloud incident you would think that it very secure besides the fact that they pay other people to try to hack into their cloud that way they could be fix the exploit. Google does something similar as they pride themselves being hard to hack so they challenge anyone to try to hack them and if you succeed you have a high likely chance that they will hire you. Now back to Shadrach, he is the founder of CloudPWR and as the founder he was very knowledge in the area around clouds and even telling about one of the services they provide is Airlift which helps new people w

Startup.com showcases the struggle two or should I say three friends faced when trying to startup their own company by first starting their own website which would handle any interactions you would need if you needed to contact your local government in regard to paying a ticket or fine. Tom Herman, Kaleil and Chieh Cheung are the founders but seeing that Chieh was not contributing much to the company, Tom and Kaleil bought Chieh’s share of the company, so the three musketeers became the two musketeers. The documentary is very insightful showing how hard it is to start a company, showing how they started the struggles they faced along the way and just how it was difficult starting a company with friends. There was a problem Tom and Kaleil and it showed they each had an idea of the company’s future but each idea was different so for them to pitch two different ideas hoping for investors to invest into the company made it a lot more difficult, since it gave an impression that the founder