DISQUS

Community Page on DISQUS

what is this?

john.jubjubs.net Jump to website »

Subscribe
- New Comments
Community
Top Commenters
- johnlilly
  17 comments · 1 points
- adamhouston
  8 comments · 1 points
- dria
  5 comments · 0 points
- Al Billings
  4 comments · 1 points
- Johny
  3 comments · 0 points
Popular Threads
- Apple Software Update
  3 months ago · 408 comments
- Thoughts on Chrome & More
  3 months ago · 112 comments
- A Picture’s Worth 100M Users???
  3 months ago · 122 comments
- Mozilla, Firefox & Data
  3 months ago · 110 comments
- change.gov changed to Creative Commons license
  2 days ago · 1 comment
Recent Comments
- whick book do you mean?
  19 hours ago by canadianpleasure
  
  in Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs, by Chuck Klosterman
- john, you have a moment? i'm writing an article abt Stanford leadership/voluntary salary cuts for tomorrow's San Jose Mercury News and would like to add your thoughts, as an alum. i can be...
  1 day ago by lisa
  
  in Extraordinary Letter from Stanford’s President
- Great post on disqus . Thanks .
  1 day ago by davis
  
  in trying out disqus for comments
- Why not public domain?
  2 days ago by David Bolton
  
  in change.gov changed to Creative Commons license
- I disagree here on one thing it's not malware it's a browser and a very useful one at that. i actually prefer it over firefox any day in my opinion it would not bother me one bit if it took...
  2 days ago by dizi izle
  
  in on competition

John's Blog

Jump to original thread »

this is supposed to be a good thing?

Started by johnlilly · 3 months ago

in yesterday’s Financial Times, Eric Schmidt, Google’s CEO, says:
Eric Schmidt, Googleâs chief executive, said gathering more personal data was a key way for Google to expand and the company believes that is the logical extension of its stated mission to ... Continue reading »

4 comments

Chris Messina
1 year ago

This is particularly freaky given David's post.

reply

Preed
1 year ago

I'm surprised that Schmidt used the words "total information" together. Immaterial of what he meant or was referring to, the last time we were faced with a "total information" program, it didn't go over very well.

reply

Christopher Blizzard
1 year ago

Totally not related to the meat of your post, which I tend to agree with, but that's one of my favorite episodes of Sports Night. That reference draws a distinct picture in my head of what you are feeling right now.

A large part of Firefox's success was built on keeping Internet users safe. What happens when we reach the point where we need to start keeping people safe from Google as well? That, sir, is going to be a hard day.

reply