http://www.jepoirrier.net/blog/2007/01/personal-storage-is-the-future/ A blog about free software, computer science and probably everything else too ... Wed, 18 May 2011 20:26:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.jepoirrier.net/blog/2007/01/personal-storage-is-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-23 nomadisk Thu, 31 May 2007 10:13:22 +0000 http://www.epot.org/blog/?p=156#comment-23 Nomadisk indeed uses Unison, Plink, Crosscrypt, all open source tools. But it goes much further than! On top of that, Nomadisk 2.0 will make these tools superfluous. Of course we comply with all relevant licenses in the meantime. The word hyper-cool is not ours either. We are cost-effective, functional, but most of all very user-friendly and SECURE. In case you'd be looking for a string of adjectives to relate Nomadisk to... Hence our explicit intention to target the professional market. Not only are data protected locally with passwords and encryption but also traffic to the server is encrypted. And storage space is limitless. We do not know where you have information from but I happily challenge you to give Nomadisk a serious try. It's free for 30 days. Just have a look on www.nomadisk.com. By the way, do continue. A good, solid blog. It is always nice to hear a critical voice. Nomadisk indeed uses Unison, Plink, Crosscrypt, all open source tools. But it goes much further than! On top of that, Nomadisk 2.0 will make these tools superfluous. Of course we comply with all relevant licenses in the meantime.
The word hyper-cool is not ours either. We are cost-effective, functional, but most of all very user-friendly and SECURE. In case you’d be looking for a string of adjectives to relate Nomadisk to… Hence our explicit intention to target the professional market. Not only are data protected locally with passwords and encryption but also traffic to the server is encrypted. And storage space is limitless.
We do not know where you have information from but I happily challenge you to give Nomadisk a serious try. It’s free for 30 days. Just have a look on http://www.nomadisk.com.
By the way, do continue. A good, solid blog. It is always nice to hear a critical voice.

]]> http://www.jepoirrier.net/blog/2007/01/personal-storage-is-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-22 epot’s blog » Blog Archive » Wed, 28 Mar 2007 05:46:22 +0000 http://www.epot.org/blog/?p=156#comment-22 [...] Although I liked Bill Burnham’s post about the “storage explosion” I think he forgot one thing in one of his last posts. In “YahooMail, Storage, and the Battle For Personal Data” he explains the announcement of unlimited e-mail storage for free by Yahoo! is the indication of two trends: for him, the obvious one is that storage is cheap and the less-obvious trend is that there will be a battle to control the user data in such “web applications”. [...] [...] Although I liked Bill Burnham’s post about the “storage explosion” I think he forgot one thing in one of his last posts. In “YahooMail, Storage, and the Battle For Personal Data” he explains the announcement of unlimited e-mail storage for free by Yahoo! is the indication of two trends: for him, the obvious one is that storage is cheap and the less-obvious trend is that there will be a battle to control the user data in such “web applications”. [...]

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