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Wow.. I came to the comments page wanting to express my disappointment. I really wasn't expecting to see so many other people sharing the sentiment. I thought
by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Wow.. I came to the comments page wanting to express my disappointment. I really wasn't expecting to see so many other people sharing the sentiment. I thought I was one of the last people in existence who deleted their Facebook account years ago and left it deleted. :)
- phusion 13y agoNo, it's terrible for everyone. I'm quite sad for the same reasons. The openness, the possibilities... (sigh) maybe someone else will take the torch.
- vhost- 13y agoSame boat here. I can't escape Facebook and Google. I use something, it get acquired by one of them. I'm glad I'm not alone.
- gtremper 13y agoNope, you have the cool/hip/popular opinion. Like hating country music or Nickleback.
- xbadxapple 13y agoI haven't deleted it, but for me the problem lies somewhere else: The tech-sector is slowly growing into an oligopoly or at least that's my impression. I expect it to be diversified but deals like this leave me questioning and yes, they make me a bit sad. Perhaps the Oculus guys can use the resources Facebook will flow into them but...I have a bad feeling about this. Really.
- rodgerd 13y agoSlowly? The waves of patent and copyright attacks unleashed on Google are basically the giants who were born in the 70s and early 80s (Microsoft, Apple, and Oracle) trying their damndest to make sure no-one will ever grow in the shadows they cast.
- jfoster 13y agoI think it's going the other way. Remember that circa 2000, consumer tech was a monopoly. Now there are quite a few big players. Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, etc.