Full review: www.autoexpress.co.uk It’s a Jazz with a difference! From early next year, Honda’s hugely popular Jazz supermini will be available with the same hybrid drivetrain from the Insight. The Japanese company have been at the forefront of the new technology, and the Jazz promises to be the smallest, cheapest hybrid on the market when it arrives in February.
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Confused about the term “Cloud Computing”? Want to be “with the times” when you talk about new technology buzzwords? This video boils down a section of Cloud Computing, that of Cloud Infrastructure and Cloud Hosting in a way that everyone can understand! Script by Michael Sheehan youtube: HighT3chDad blog: hightechdad.com twitter twitter.com Animation / illustration by Tim Wayne blog: blog.hisnamesitmmy.com Google+: plus.google.com email: cloudvideo@hisnameistimmy.com A big hat tip goes out from us to the Common Craft folks who make simply the BEST “In Plain English” videos available and are very inspiring. See their videos at: www.commoncraft.com
Yes, the Jazz Hybrid only has a CVT. But the Honda CR-Z Hybrid comes with a manual transmition. CHECK IT OUTTTT!!
Fit?? Jazz ??
海外だとJazzっていうの？
we are not trusted to even change gear these days lol
I wish they would make one with a proper stick shift.
omg i have to pay £20 per year in car tax omg i dont see many other hybrids out there that beat it as an all rounder 62 mpg is good when you get through out the entire driving range urban, extra urban i think its a good buy and i have owned many honda cars and they have never let me down you probably couldnt say the same about its competition
yes they reverted back from that crappy i shift thank god
hux
2:51, Good Bye
Does the Hybrid only come with a cvt?
It is not green! The battery is toxic to the environment. It is an illusion and a propaganda.
ok, VW is a good brand. Maybe it would be the right choice for everyone who needs a modern design. but is it as reliable as Honda? I don’t think so…..
He said hybrids or small diesels. Still the VW XL1 is a great example of a concept hybrid diesel to explore. Very impressive design.
I love the Brits! How fancy is the Pryus!! That’s how I’m gonna pronounce it from now on!! Nice review btw.
What’s a Pryus? 1:15
Both current hybrids and turbo diesels can let you go more than 1000km for a single tank if you know how to drive them. They’re all great and don’t hate.
the thing i don;t like about hybrid variants is that manufacturers try so hard to make the car distinguishable from non-hybrid variants by adding futuristic features such a blue headlight covers, highlighted logos, and so forth.
I wouldnt say better in everyway… but still diesel engines have come a long long way to become a good alternative to petrol engines.
he said there are better hybrid-diesel small cars……what???? wich one?
TOYOTA? VW?
actually, in my opinion, Honda is working better than other brands……and their cars are absolutely reliable!!!
Ever own a MODERN diesel? I guess not. They’re superior than petrol’s in every way.
But I guess your just a typical ignorant Yank anyway.
too bad diesels suck
so ?
why you hate hybrid cars so much?
hybrids will eventually lead to better battery / electric technology advancement where diesel is a primitive gas its technological achievement has already primed so hybrids / fuel cells will eventually lead the way. its a giant leap forward against the giant gas companys
lol, this hybrid/electric car fraud is biggest bull shit ever. if you want to save the planet, buy a golf or a polo diesel
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“Cloud Hosting” companies like AWS, Rackspace, Softlayer, or GoGrid are Infrastructure as a service companies (IaaS). In data centers are cloud and/or dedicated servers consisting of CPU cores, RAM, and HDDs. When a company chooses dedicated it purchases either an entire node or specific amounts of CPU cores and GBs of RAM on a node, that only the company can use. With cloud servers (multi-tenant), many companies share the same cores and RAM, but data is kept private and separate with VLAN’s
So only one company runs the cloud servers, but companies can use them right?
Its not a security risk in the least. We are PCI compliant and ssae16 certified. It is absolutely secure but if security and data protection is important, create a secure, scalable solution like what martini media did.
Google GoGrid Martini Media Big Data. Enjoy
Actually is was Amazon who looked at the Internet as a “cloud”. It was a large unseeable, floating, “space” where information and data could be accessed from anywhere. Amazon dubbed it the cloud, the rest of the business world followed. Peter- GoGrid Pensrud@gogrid.com
GoGrid hosts the servers. We have data centers all around the world where customers are able to deploy servers. Customers log into their own customer portal and can deploy cloud servers in minutes, and dedicated servers in 24 hours. We maintain the hardware. Customers maintain the software.
It is a great idea for both. GoGrid’s cloud is a wonderful place to store personal data and files, for a relatively low cost.
i work in patents and trademarks, this cloud service sounds like a security risk. i rather have my IT guys secure our data without prying eyes in to the cloud data centers.
search indian minister explains cloud computing. funniest thing ever.
I know it’s a good ideea for buissnes but what about personal use?
I don’t think it’s going to work for personal use especially mobile devices.
*claps* very creative presentation. good job man!
You explained this so much better than my teacher. Thank you!
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A Cloud Server is a Server that hosts websites out of Memory on a ramdrive, nothing special…
Servers these days use Memory instead of hard drives so data moves about 100x faster with a ramdrive, even on your own machine running something like windows and Apache.
Its all a scam just to sell webhosting
ok, so a Cloud is a server? How do you push files to it? Does it connect to your machine as a host? Are your files stored on the cloud server? Do you purchase 1 complete server at a time? Is your computer the webserver? How do you simply turn off a Cloud server? Is all your data lost when you “turn off” a Could server? Do you have to upload all of your files again per Connect? Is a Could server hard driveless working on nothing but Ram? You explained everything except what a Cloud server is.
I’m sorry but the opening of this video is belittling. Is it in a cloud? really?!
Who hosts the servers though? It’s still using hardware and servers right?
The guy who came up with the idea was looking at clouds when he realized it.
Kidding, they say it represents the complex infrastructure system diagrams, when you look at all the connections it looks like a cloud… or so I heard!
Thank
Hi,Nice way of explanation….Great
I still don’t understand why the word “cloud” is used to describe cloud computing. Any help with this?
But you said about only base part(hosting part) , what about platform and application ????
It is a great idea..the problem is that now i have very little time to make it from 0..i ll think about it later! Thanks for the advice anyway!:)