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Neither of these claims were made in the linked video btw. I would definitely recommend the linked video. I am not sure when or how he made the LLVM claim, but

by hristov 15y ago

Neither of these claims were made in the linked video btw. I would definitely recommend the linked video. I am not sure when or how he made the LLVM claim, but I would understand Zuckerberg claim. Eben considers the right of anonymity a very important right and facebook has made the biggest assault on anonymity on the net ever. It is actually erie how they have managed to remove anonymity from a huge swats of the net without the users complaining at all.

loup-vaillant 15y ago
> It is actually erie how they have managed […] Hidden, uncertain, common costs just aren't accounted for. The loss of freedom is easily invisible, and the actual cost very hard to measure. Plus, it's a common. More individual freedom for others often mean more for yourself. (Case in point: anonymity: more other nodes means you're harder to find.) With those three effects, it's no wonder "no one cares" about freedom. Facebook feels gratis, and even free, because (1) you don't pay money, and (2) you have an easy way to talk with other people. The advertisement you can live with, and the spying you don't even see. Few people could actually link Facebook's spying to changes in their present lives. (I'm not sure those that can are at liberty to speak their mind right now.)