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Comment: Unsustainable (Score 1) 343

by JeremyGNJ (#40156861) Attached to: Cost of Pre-Screening All YouTube Content: US$37 Billion
Seems to me that Google has built a business that is too cumbersome to maintain legally? I mean just because no one was bothering them about it previously doesnt mean tthey dont have the legal obligation to do it. It's as if I started a landscaping business and I was dumping all the waste products in my back yard. When I run out of space and have to pay for garbage removal...it means that my business is flawed....not that they should write laws to allow me to dump it anywhere.

Comment: Re:Useful how? (Score 1) 297

by JeremyGNJ (#33911998) Attached to: Facebook, Microsoft Team Up Against Google
I think that "in general" you're right, but you're forgetting the human aspect. If my uncle is buying something for his computer, it might not care what all of his facebook friends think about computers, but he might VERY WELL care what *I* think, and so he might be curious to see what I like. In a similar regard, I wouldnt ask my mother where to vacation, but I have several friends on facebook that do a lot of traveling, and I think seeing their experiences might be useful.

Comment: Re:Or, plug the lesser of two competitors... (Score 1) 480

by JeremyGNJ (#33892620) Attached to: Microsoft Admits OpenOffice.org Is a Contender
This is exactly what I was thinking. Microsoft does this sort of thing all the time. They avoid drawing attention to something when it's "up and comming", and then after the real threat has subsided (MS Office has matured a level, and OO is going downward) they create the strawman.

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