If you put &tbs=li:1 at the end of your search URL, you'll get verbatim results.

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Privacy in cell phone communications was not commonplace until some Congress critter's cell phone calls were taped and made public.

Privacy in facial recognition will not become a reality until some Congress critter is caught and embarrassed via the use of facial recognition.

Congress does not care about privacy until they are the victims of the lack of it.

Typical Microsoft astroturfer... :)

And is he really under the impression that customers love Microsoft products?

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Most of the Microsoft customers I talk to use Microsoft products either because they are required to do so at work, or the Microsoft product came with the computer they bought.

I have yet to hear one customer use the word "love" in relation to any Microsoft product.

Monster cable is bargain basement compared to the bill of goods that many "audiophiles" are buying nowadays... To the audiophile, this $10,000 Ethernet cable apparently makes sense. At least Ars had the sense to add this sub-headline: "In reality, one-way silver cable does nothing but make "audiophools" poorer.".

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How much money does Amazon get for selling things like Roku?

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So chalk it up to corporate espionage. Inept corporate espionage, but corporate espionage nonetheless.

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Java developers are no different than other developers.

The article appears in InfoWorld, what do you expect?

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InfoWorld is still trying to relive its glory days of the 90's when it played second fiddle to PCWeek.

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So you deal with it.

Design for it. Make change your friend, not your enemy.

When your fashionable long-term build environment looks like it is dying, create a new build environment based upon the current fashion.

If you cannot or do not adapt, your pet project will be history.

For starters, they need to want to do something to help. Just because someone happens to post on a Facebook webpage, does that put the onus on Facebook automatically to protect that journalist? Probably not.

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So it then comes down to Facebook actively wanting to provide such a mechanism for journalists.

Will Facebook want to do that?

Probably not, as Facebook appears to be more interested in tracking people than providing posting sanctuaries for journalists.

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That makes sense because Facebook's service requirements are not transportable to other industries, but Facebook's hardware needs may be.

Meanwhile, google is providing services to companies, and is looking to make those services transportable.

I wouldn't say that google is "dismissing" Facebook's strategy but instead, google is working a few levels above it.

So this is what Microsoft meant when they said Windows would become a service. Microsoft just neglected to mention who would be of benefit from this service --- the advertisers.