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Whatever openDNS is doing, it doesn't make Google and Dell right. Users should not have to live with built-in advertisement in their laptop. I don't think it ma
by matstc 19y ago
Whatever openDNS is doing, it doesn't make Google and Dell right. Users should not have to live with built-in advertisement in their laptop. I don't think it matters how easy it is to uninstall, it's still wrong. I would even get rid of logos on monitors and lids: this is a computer, not a t-shirt.
- juanpablo 19y agoI knew I wasn't the only one who hates those stickers.
- benl 19y agoOK, look, I'm going to try and reply to this in the politest possible way, but sometimes I find that difficult when faced with statements like this. I really don't understand where people get off preaching about other people's business decisions. In what way is Dell installing whatever software they like, on a computer they build and sell, "wrong"? What law of nature states that computers shouldn't have logos on them? The non-t-shirt-turing-machine-no-logo law? I haven't heard of that one. OK, I'm done now. I'm perfectly happy that you make aesthetic and technical decisions about software and hardware, but don't go calling people who engage in voluntary trade "wrong", or telling them what they should or shouldn't do. Just Don't Buy It.
- mdemare 19y agoSome things are wrong even though they're not illegal. And it's only natural to get angry about such things even if you aren't the one who's affected.