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We're also giving google implicit permission to push code to our machines anytime they want. We should have conflicting feelings about this.

• stcredzero 15y ago
  We're also giving google implicit permission to push code to our machines anytime they want. We should have conflicting feelings about this You have a point. But I think the answer to that is in the market. Through Chrome, the browser is evolving into a new kind of platform. It will be a platform that encompasses locally execution and memory and all of the flexibility and availability of the cloud, and it will all just work. There are sure to be competitors. If one competitor fails, we can always take our business elsewhere. We only have to worry if the government legislates us out of a means for oversight.