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joesb
16y ago
As long as you can have significant number of users on your software, you can direct (or misdirect) the direction of that technology. Nobody knows how bigger the web browser is going to be, MS sure doesn't want to lose the power in influenc
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joesb
16y ago
Is Astrology hate sugar-coated with pseudo-science?
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joesb
16y ago
Just because Chrome does that doesn't mean Firefox must do exactly the same. Merging location bar and search bar doesn't mean you can't give URL higher priority or that you must query search suggestion every key stroke.
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joesb
16y ago
If the black box material is enough to survive a plane crash, why didn't they they build the whole plane with blackbox material?
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joesb
16y ago
I can not agree more with your second paragraph. Yes, Bing toolbar just rely on people clicking links. But without Google doing all the hardwork here, users will never know about such link, that's why they went to Google. And there will not
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joesb
16y ago
> The first user consented to his click analysis by installing the toolbar. The toolbar says nothing about taking his data to improve Bing, only for Site-Suggestion which, to average user, is clearly a browser feature. > Google does
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joesb
16y ago
Can nobody access "user joe"'s SMS and Email? A. If it can, then it can send my personal info to outside world. I don't care if it can't gain root access to my phone. My phone's root account is not important, my personal information inside
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joesb
16y ago
Yes, Google own Orkut. That makes it even less sensible to call Google "spying" on people when one signup for Google's social network.
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16y ago
Distortion. That's not Google spying on people. The guy use Orkut, a social network website, surely there's his account information there. The personal data that is handed over is email address of the account. It's probably a privacy violat
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16y ago
In long term, H.264 patent will expire.
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joesb
16y ago
And what prevent marketing and management type from advertising for "DHTML5"?