"To the cloud" is the catch phrase used now for all the computing done online. You, now, no longer have to invest in expensive software for your computer. Now all you really need is a computer with internet access and you are good to go.

To The Cloud-Cloud Computing

Cloud computing seems to be the thing to do now-a-days when it comes to computing and being online.

For those of us that operate our daily lives online is this something you would be apt to do or at least consider?

I was actually doing Cloud computing before I even knew what I was doing. I use many of the free products from Google to do my cloud computing.

Here's how I organize mine: I do all my drafting and writing online. Then I copy and paste into a document and save it to my hard drive.

As I wrote in the article (be sure to checkout the article) about something happening, going wrong with the servers or even if my computer crashes, I still have access to my files and content on my hard drive and vice versa. So as I see it, it doubles the protection of all my files and content from being lost to never be found again.

I have lost many of my files and content due to computer crashes and even with servers changing things over. I don't want to take that chance. So in addition to the above I also print out a hard-copy so that if anything does happen and I lose it I can still scan my documents into my computer and start over from there.
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This is my story about cloud computing. What's yours? What pros and cons have you ran into with cloud computing?