Arrrrrington is off his rocker again. Harkening the death of Google and Google+ as if he'd spent enough time around there to know what he's talking about. He

Arrrrrington is off his rocker again. Harkening the death of Google and Google+ as if he'd spent enough time around there to know what he's talking about. He doesn't even bother researching the technology he's writing about > "I don’t know the details" Yet he tries to pass it off as some miraculous milestone. It's an interesting feature set that I've never thought about before, and I've never seen envisioned before. An identity platform that doesn't reveal your identity. Bringing all the joys of single sign-on without any of the permissions. But he then uses it as an excuse to complain and whine about Google+, which while some of us have reasons against it concerning anonymity and privacy, remains a brilliant identity platform that's done wonders for any service it's been integrated in - at least for me personally. There's a reason I don't have Uncrunched in my RSS reader anymore, and it has a LOT to do with how he's completely let his emotions overrule any journalistic integrity he might have once had.