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A local computer is the machine you are currently logged into, a remote computer is a computer you are accessing from your local computer.

So, if I connect to my home computer from work, my home computer is the remote computer, and my work computer is the local.

Conversely, if I connect to my work computer from home, my work computer is the remote computer, and my home computer is the local.

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