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Comment Wait... isn't this the same company... (Score 4, Insightful) 31

...that was all over the news a month ago? You know, the company with the board that fired its famous CEO, followed by a revolt involving Microsoft offering to hire said CEO, followed by a breakup of the board and re-hiring of said CEO and replacement of several other board members...
 
Wow. All that news coverage and just a month later comes talk of a huge IPO. What an amazing coincidence!

Comment Re:I'm confused (Score 4, Insightful) 234

Yeah, I'm noticing the same. I mean, they lost what, 200,000 subscribers out of how many million? ...and how many of those lost subscribers came from Russia, where Netflix recently ceased operations? The mass media seems to be acting suspiciously strongly negative in this situation. I smell interference from competitors and/or bad players in the market.

Comment Tech company "security" (Score 5, Funny) 61

Dearest End User,
Google would like your help in identifying which of your photos are most sensitive to you.
By placing images into this folder, you are helping us 'secure' your images and maintain your 'privacy'.
We're not suggesting that we, as the creator and maintainer of the operating system on your device, would have administrator access to a folder on your device. Certainly not. And we would never use such access for blackmail, nor would we ever provide any access to government or other private organizations that request such access, even under court order. No. Never. We swear.
 
Sincerely,
Google
Trillion dollar global corporation that will "do no evil"

Comment Yet another Facebook "apology" (Score 1) 81

Anybody paying attention has watched Facebook repeatedly "apologize" for their wrongful actions. The old saying "fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me" may have played a role years ago, but at this point Facebook has wronged people way too many times. Anyone who trusts Facebook gets what they deserve.

Comment Short answer: No (Score 1) 49

No. Just No.

I've pulled away from dependence on Microsoft, and have been pulling away from dependence on Apple and Google lately, too. I'm done with these companies taking what would otherwise be great software, polluting it with unwanted feature "enhancements", privacy invasion, spyware/telemetry, and - once we become dependent on it - a sudden removal of "free" and a pricetag or rental fee.
 
FU Google.

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