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Software isn't a fire and forget transaction anymore There's a lot of insight in that soundbite. I wish more of the "enterprise!" crowd (and in this case, Dad
by jjguy 14y ago
Software isn't a fire and forget transaction anymore
There's a lot of insight in that soundbite. I wish more of the "enterprise!" crowd (and in this case, Daddy Google) realized that.
- rmccue 14y agoWhat's ironic (IMO) is that Google has pushed hard for this with Chrome's background updating, yet here is against it. I'm sure it's an inadvertent consequence, but it still seems strange.
- jarito 14y agoGetting flagged because they update too much is a guess. Since they can't get a hold of Google, they can't verify that. I wouldn't make assumptions about what Google likes / doesn't like on updating until we know why they were flagged. Unfortunately, Google has once again made this difficult and reinforced the notion that they are bad at support, right when they want people to buy into Google Fiber. Sigh.
- muyuu 14y agoPeople will take as much control over their software as they can get. The Firefox vs Debian row also was based on who controls updates. As long as they can get away with it, Google won't simply give you balanced powers on their platform. They will give you the bare minimum they can afford to. Same with Facebook, Twitter, ... and their APIs. There are always real justifications for this, but the problem behind is balance of power. You are stuck with them so they make the rules.
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