The remote in indeed means that the file is stored in a remote server, usually in the cloud.
It is not the same as the remote in FTP (File Transfer Protocol), which means that the file is stored in a server on the same network.
For example, if you have a file in your desktop, you can copy it with the right click on the file, and select "copy" or "move". This will copy the file to your desktop.
If you want to copy the file to a remote server, you will use the right click and select "paste" or "paste into folder".
The difference is that in the first case, you are copying the file to the local computer, and the second case, you are copying the file to the remote server.
It means the file is stored on a remote server.
It means the file is stored on a remote server.
It's a bit more than that. It's a way of saying "this file is stored on a server that is not the one you are working on".
You can have a file stored on a server that is not the one you are working on. That's a good thing, it means you can work on a file that isn't on your local machine.