Do they actually employ licensed lawyers reviewing legal documents or is this the result of someone believing reading. "Dummy's Guide to Contract Law" is good enough?
They're a 51-200 employee company with over 30 global data center locations. My bet is that their employees are spread very thin, and their legal department is one person and a couple of unpaid interns, if it's even in-house.
Good points.
Every time I hear "Self Healing" it turns into "Gey Goo" in my mind.
You should be very careful with this in other aspects of life.
I agree. While there can be some discussion whether humanity is ready for autopilot, we definitely aren't ready for half an autopilot.
Next up: Tesla builts in a feature that disables the auto-pilot features for obvious idiots.
Still not sure what he means.
I also read the whole think without really understanding what he meant. I didn't know if the quote itself had been taken from another context.
So, OpenStreetMap is a parody?
How does he explain that?
I tried Diigo, but it always, ALWAYS, logged med out.
Having to log in again doing every damn thing on the web didn't suit my style.
But Dia certainly isn't.
I haven't used it recently, but the last time i did, switching from inches to millimeters were an afterthought that made the program crash.
At least it didn't mimic Microsoft Works!
Have anyone created a mockup or defined such a redesign? I for one have a hard time imagining it being much different.
Good of them to do something with photos. But what i really wish they did was to turn the circle concept on it's heads.
Content should be put in circles instead of people. As an example I like to follow Linus Torvalds, but only for Linux related stuff - if they allowed linus to put his Linux content in Linux circles, and Diving stuff in Diving circles, and then allowed me to follow the content i like, then we could talk about managing information.
Pinterest is splitting it the right way, but are only focused on pictures. I want google+ to do it for content.
I'm sorry to have to correct you: It's GLONASS, not Glasnost. There's quite a difference.
.gov/.edu seem to still have integrity
Not as a global concept.
Most of the worlds educational and military institutions are not allowed to get one of these.
"No problem is so formidable that you can't walk away from it." -- C. Schulz
