Quote by Peter Lucas

““Today’s so-called cloud isn’t really a cloud at all. It’s a bunch of corporate dirigibles painted to look like clouds. You can tell they’re fake because they all have logos on them. The real cloud wouldn’t have a logo. Once””

Peter Lucas

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