Why are we heading towards no local memory or hard data storage at all, after going the other way, there are so many crazy theories I could come up with, like, wet brain storage is going to be very small and a pain at first. Or the government is just not satisfied with having google drive copy every byte of your drive up to google and yes all though google doesn't keep it all do you think if you were a medium value target and I was NSA I would have any trouble locking a cray cyberserver and a team of anylists on you in minutes and recording everything you did or said from that point on in your life?

I personally am not scared of this because I work for the white hats or wear one or whatever, but the fact that on most Linux  phones and systems it's quite easy to go obtain some hacker software that seems free cheap and harmless, (heck  you can get free copies of windows that will run for about 6 months and then, well, they aren't so free, I don't know how many friends I have told not to go to **** sites, they have to pay for those sites somehow and they don't work for free and no they are not all getting government IT jobs,  oh, what, you had your CC's all ran up and your bank account emptied, say, you were not using that free software to um, buy stuff and do your banking were you? I told you it's TIMED, it saves the data, then phones home later, with everything. If your rich you better start finding some money because they probably got pictures off your computer of those **** video's with your fling while your wife was out of town! How cheap is that stuff again? Free? Hahaha. Ok, back to the real threat. Now I know how all this works, I don't want any jerk, with an axe to grind against me to be able to grab huge chunks of data like, yea, back account spread sheets, and more. And, listen, if you think you are careful and you will never mess up and that would never happen to you, I have seen it happen to people that spend 1 week a month of there job just changing there passwords. So don't laugh this off. If a hacker is good, and he or she want's your data, then it's how well you have secured it, and how much risk they are willing to take.  It's also, is if they just get a copy of your best safest data ok, or do they want it destroyed.

My point is, this is getting scary, with all these sky drives and vpn's and NAS and no good solid safe spaces of data anymore I am deeply concerned more for the common man that say 100 bucks might release his goods to the wrong people and that is not freedom anymore, that is more and more of living in fear.

I would love some comments and feedback and suggestions, oh and one more thing: All you people out there feeling high and mighty and immune on mac's or Linux, your choice of OS happens to be the choice of hackers everywhere. If they did ever decide to really go after Linux or Mac's (same core Linux), you would be the least hardened easiest targets out there. Most of  you would lose everything. Think about it. I poor windows guy or girl has had to install windows from a virus or worm or a Trojan  or worse getting them at least a few times and if not them then their computer guy.  I actually took 3 months getting data contacts back for a friend because no one in three large cities would tell him anything but, buy a new hard drive.

Actually, the price would be much lower to ruin your lives if it stays as it currently is, instead of like a hundred, (I am guessing what a drug crazed hacker would charge to ruin someone's life who if they already hate might be even cheaper) it might be 50 or 25. 

And then we have the dark network, grey network, or anonymity servers, which can still be tracked down, depending on the funds and power.

So seriously, do you all really think, with all the data breaches, the fact that with exception of iran and stucknet we have been getting are cyberware butt's handed to us, should we really put our WALLETS, FILING CABINETS, EVERYTHING in the cloud? I can tell you now , oops no I can't well, love to hear feed back...call me crazy call me missing old harder to tap technologies, but please call me secure /wink.