10 things we know to be true
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Ahhh, point 6 always makes me laugh. They have missed out the sub-heading "But we can be reaaaaaally flexible about what's evil".
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Ahhh, point 6 always makes me laugh. They have missed out the sub-heading "But we can be reaaaaaally flexible about what's evil".
Of course, these are not evil: 1. Scanning personal emails for targeted ads 2. Hosting copyrighted books for public viewing 3. Sharing personal information with other agencies 4. Using pictures in ads without the user's consent 5. Using an 'op-out' policy instead of an 'opt-in' policy for all the frustrating and information stealing experiments. 6. Bragging about all these and calling yourself a company with a difference.
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Ahhh, point 6 always makes me laugh. They have missed out the sub-heading "But we can be reaaaaaally flexible about what's evil".
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Ahhh, point 6 always makes me laugh. They have missed out the sub-heading "But we can be reaaaaaally flexible about what's evil".
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Ahhh, point 6 always makes me laugh. They have missed out the sub-heading "But we can be reaaaaaally flexible about what's evil".
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Google's philosophy.Nice one.Check this out :) Ten things we know to be true
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Everyone knows of the Three Wise Monkeys, Speak No Evil, See No Evil, Hear No Evil. But in fact they are only 3 of the 4 wise monkeys. The fourth wise monkey is Do No Evil. Whereas the first three sit with their hands over their Mouth, Eyes and Ears respectively, the fourth, Do No Evil, holds his hands over his c*ck! Picture Here[^] So Google is the Fourth Wise Monkey. It sits there all day playing with itself. Mind you, that is apparently what the internet is for.
--------------------------------- Obscurum per obscurius. Ad astra per alas porci. Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
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Of course, these are not evil: 1. Scanning personal emails for targeted ads 2. Hosting copyrighted books for public viewing 3. Sharing personal information with other agencies 4. Using pictures in ads without the user's consent 5. Using an 'op-out' policy instead of an 'opt-in' policy for all the frustrating and information stealing experiments. 6. Bragging about all these and calling yourself a company with a difference.
+5, Yep,Exactly. :-D
My Tech Blog : Sampath Lokuge Tech Blog Nothing is Impossible for Willing Heart.
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Everyone knows of the Three Wise Monkeys, Speak No Evil, See No Evil, Hear No Evil. But in fact they are only 3 of the 4 wise monkeys. The fourth wise monkey is Do No Evil. Whereas the first three sit with their hands over their Mouth, Eyes and Ears respectively, the fourth, Do No Evil, holds his hands over his c*ck! Picture Here[^] So Google is the Fourth Wise Monkey. It sits there all day playing with itself. Mind you, that is apparently what the internet is for.
--------------------------------- Obscurum per obscurius. Ad astra per alas porci. Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
Wow.. :-D :-D :-D Nice image too. :laugh: +5
My Tech Blog : Sampath Lokuge Tech Blog Nothing is Impossible for Willing Heart.
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Of course, these are not evil: 1. Scanning personal emails for targeted ads 2. Hosting copyrighted books for public viewing 3. Sharing personal information with other agencies 4. Using pictures in ads without the user's consent 5. Using an 'op-out' policy instead of an 'opt-in' policy for all the frustrating and information stealing experiments. 6. Bragging about all these and calling yourself a company with a difference.
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Of course, these are not evil: 1. Scanning personal emails for targeted ads 2. Hosting copyrighted books for public viewing 3. Sharing personal information with other agencies 4. Using pictures in ads without the user's consent 5. Using an 'op-out' policy instead of an 'opt-in' policy for all the frustrating and information stealing experiments. 6. Bragging about all these and calling yourself a company with a difference.
Shameel wrote:
2. Hosting copyrighted books for public viewing
There is a reverse argument for that of course. There are many publications with copyrights for which it is basically impossible to track down who owns the rights or to some extent even if the rights are still valid. That means that many smaller publications will literally be lost to time because the remaining copies will eventually be destroyed and lost forever.
