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And so what if they are going to stop? Why were they offering it in the first place? It is such an obviously terrible idea
by dragonsngoblins 8y ago
And so what if they are going to stop? Why were they offering it in the first place? It is such an obviously terrible idea
- jammygit 8y ago'move fast and break things' ?
- lostlogin 8y agoWhat’s the phase after you’ve moved fast and broken the things?
- Kliment 8y ago"fuck you, I got what I wanted"
- helloindia 8y agoDone is better than perfect.
- iainmerrick 8y agoShurely “broken is better than slow”?
- LiquidFlux 8y agoForgiveness is easier to ask for than permission?
- DCoder 8y ago"It's your problem now!"
- scottie_m 8y ago“It was a mistake, and we’re sorry.” Repeat in an infinite loop because the collective media and societal memory is similar to a concussed bee’s.
- HenrikB 8y agoThey did something similar around 2010 when they (repeatadly) asked users to enter their email address and password "to see if any of your contacts are on Facebook so you can connect with them" with a "don't sorry, we won't save your password" note next to it. What they didn't say was that they pulled in all of the user's contacts and added also them to their "super graph".