Hah, what better way to deliver an easter egg than with silence as soon as it appears. I feel like there should be an accompanied "eh! eh!" flying over the screen.
I read the Google OS won't have a hard drive, and instead will have a internal flash drive as well as storing most of your information online.
Yeah, that's exactly what I want is my personal information available for the company to scour and hackers to crack. They can say it will be secure and private all they want, I'm not buying it.
@Strangelove: You have email yeah?
And possibly a facebook account or similar?
Maybe a youtube account, or flickr account?
You use Google, Bing, Yahoo?
If you answered yes to any of those, or similar features. Well done your privacy has been breached, by yourself.
You are one of 6.8 billion people on this planet, I don't think Google find you particularly important or noteworthy to them unless you have a IT start-up company. So don't worry, you'll just be some random numbers to them.
Don't care. I don't need any more of my information stored on the internets. I fully realize there is personal information stored on a myriad of websites and services. But here's another problem: What if your internet is down? What access to your computer and information do you retain? Moveover, I don't like the concept of web-based storage in general.
Google sure love their pop culture.
Wave is pretty much a love letter to firefly. Though mainly in the bug n crash areas (and the naming itself).
As for Chrome OS, me thinks it might not get so far. They kinda gimped it with the "no hardrive" thing. Bit of a shame, it could of been great for netbook's.
Though the VM is up, so I think I will grab n give a whirl, however I don't expect it to differ from you know, using Chrome the browser.
@Orionsaint: Never! I hate having to rely on someone else for my OS to run, what if they get hacked? What if they go down? What if they lose all their data? NO! I rather be safe knowing that I could still run my computer on my terms.
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#speakup
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Yeah, that's exactly what I want is my personal information available for the company to scour and hackers to crack. They can say it will be secure and private all they want, I'm not buying it.
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And possibly a facebook account or similar?
Maybe a youtube account, or flickr account?
You use Google, Bing, Yahoo?
If you answered yes to any of those, or similar features. Well done your privacy has been breached, by yourself.
You are one of 6.8 billion people on this planet, I don't think Google find you particularly important or noteworthy to them unless you have a IT start-up company. So don't worry, you'll just be some random numbers to them.
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Your computer! After someone breaks into your house and steals it!
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Don't care. I don't need any more of my information stored on the internets. I fully realize there is personal information stored on a myriad of websites and services. But here's another problem: What if your internet is down? What access to your computer and information do you retain? Moveover, I don't like the concept of web-based storage in general.
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hint: look at the email account.. :)
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-open article
-look at picture
- write comment
-read article
-read comments
-*facedesk*
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Wave is pretty much a love letter to firefly. Though mainly in the bug n crash areas (and the naming itself).
As for Chrome OS, me thinks it might not get so far. They kinda gimped it with the "no hardrive" thing. Bit of a shame, it could of been great for netbook's.
Though the VM is up, so I think I will grab n give a whirl, however I don't expect it to differ from you know, using Chrome the browser.
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Seems like an OS for people who only IM and read email all day -_-
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... at least in this case, you have someone to blame outside of yourself...
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TIME PARADOX!
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#speakup
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Major Zero: Yes, Snake. It's a web-browser just recently implemented by Apple.
Snake: Web-Browser?
Major Zero: That's right. A tool used to browse the internet, or world-wide-web as you might know better.
Snake: ...Internet?World-Wide-Web? Major, what are you talking about?
Major Zero: Nevermind, Snake. Let's get back to the mission.
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You have just been hearted my friend.
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Google is filled with goddamn champions.
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Haha, champions indeed. That's awesome.
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There's only ONE link between the words "coffee" and "boss":
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@Zolbrod: Correction. TWO links.
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#speakup
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@Luke Plunkett: Four Links!
Wait, what are we talking about?
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