80-100% at home
0-20% at work

I sense that you're being sarcastic. It's not about winning the favour of most people. It's about giving a different spin to the issue and garnering the support of people and entities that defend transgenders' rights.

Am I the only one who thinks there's a big possibility that this is just a desperate move in order to gain sympathy disguising himself as a member of an oppressed demographic?
Not that I have any objection, if I were in his shoes I'd be desperate enough to try it too.

It's disturbing to watch so many people defending Google.

Wait wait... are you telling me Americans are still in Baghdad?

Why give him something so meaningless? I mean, look who got one of those in 2009...

Real politeness never imposes on others.

And yet Americans keep imposing on the rest of the world with their silly units. Does that mean Americans aren't polite?

... is beautiful and ingenious.

This is what made me switch from Ubuntu to Debian Testing. Unity was no big deal for me, but I draw the line at spyware.

Don't worry - no one will come and shove them down your throat

Not literally, anyway... Figuratively, yes they will.

Dear TheGratefulNet:

You may not be willing to accept the 'always capturing video and audio' concept (and neither am I); but the world, as in the vast majority of people, will most definitely welcome it.

You can count on it.

I really don't like this trend of "unifying the experience" across all possible devices. It's dumb. We have a very wide range of devices with different features and purposes. This mentality is what ruined Windows 8, Ubuntu with Unity and anything with Gnome 3 or KDE 4 on top. Give me an interface best suited for the type of device I'm using, instead of clumsily trying to make a one-size-fits-all aberration.

It's time to drop the "even" when referring to Google.

We're way past that point.

Reason: It's opposite to what the user wants.