Comment That's funny.. (Score 1) 1
Not when you read Slashdot.
Comment Privacy is alive and well... (Score 1) 3
...but the tides of money and business are pushing against it. Zuckerberg is suffering from a throbbing case of Twitter-envy, which has blinded him to the fact that most of us really do care about the right to choose our level of exposure to both public and private data stores.
Comment Useful for Business or Social (Score 1) 336
As others have pointed out in one way or another, the flexibility is what makes Wave so useful. Because who we haven't heard from are people that are using Wave in a semi-large office or project/group situation. Then I think its true productivity value will shine.
To people not using it for work, it's really just IRC with a kick in the ass.
Comment Re:WTF? (Score 1) 183
That sounds like it would be a great MMO!
Comment I personally think we should outlaw... (Score 1, Funny) 78
...these Umbrellas of Mass Destruction. They serve no additional purpose in a civilized society living under the constant shadow of nuclear annihilation.
Journal Journal: My SUV is bigger than yours 3
I heard something really odd on the news not too long ago. It was about the way U.S. auto makers were justifying building bigger and bigger vehicles. They cited a study that if a car weighs 100 pounds more than your car, you have a higher chance of fatality. So I guess the idea is to sell cars so big that everyone will have a car that's bigger than every other car on the road.
It sounds like something Dr. Seuss could write about.
