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Margaret asked about some rather unconventional words used to describe some
networks hooked to the Internet. I'd be interested to hear if these are
truly *technical* terms (in that case they shouldn't have been used because
they are jargon--I laugh when I envision a *cloud* of computers).
Otherwise, I'd assume some writer was trying to be cute and failed miserably.
lisa
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