What ever happened to Google's Project 10^100?
Tom Potter
Were millions of man hours wasted on another Google pipe dream?
It looks like Project 10^100
is a Google failure as Android is certain to be.
With the low price of information storage,
the high cost of allowing greedy strangers access to your data,
and the need to be connected to a network to access programs and data,
why would anyone want to use Android
unless that have a need to be controlled and dominated.
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Uncle Al
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> http://www.project10tothe100.com/index.html
Helping the Officially Sad is always a bad idea, and fashionable.
Helping the Gifted is always a good idea, and distasteful. When
compassion subsumes engineering - by law - a civilization collapses.
this is technically called "bad luck." Social advocacy is too big to
fail! The rest of the planet will collapse around it
> Were millions of man hours wasted on another Google pipe dream?
Were trillions of dollars wasted on Welfare? Only one was voluntary.
> It looks like Project 10^100
> is a Google failure as Android is certain to be.
idiot
What would you think given weeks of a megaflop, a gigaflop, a petaflop
of computation to pursue it? You yourself, uniformly nothing. The
talented would create artifacts. The Gifted would create the world.
Grant funding dissuades the latter by selective exclusion. The future
is meant to be dangerous. The only safe place is behind the trigger.
Salt, sweet, sour, bitter, umami. That is what happened when America
went from stiff cock to wet pussy. It got fucked.
idiot
> With the low price of information storage,
> the high cost of allowing greedy strangers access to your data,
idiot
> and the need to be connected to a network to access programs and data,
and government to prophyllactically cut you off at a whim
> why would anyone want to use Android
> unless that have a need to be controlled and dominated.
idiot
You own a wrench, you rent a backhoe.
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Uncle Al
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(Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz4.htm
Tom Potter
"Uncle Al" <Uncl...@hate.spam.net> wrote in message
news:4B0D526B...@hate.spam.net...
I am surprised to see that Uncle Al,
who seems to be a reasonably bright chemical technician
thinks that, even with the low cost of storage,
that it is a good idea to use Web based programs
and to store one's personal data on remote storage
that is available to third parties
that are motivated by race, religion, power and money.
I wonder if Uncle Al would be as enthusiastic about
this scheme IF the programs and data
were controlled by Muslims or governments?
To paraphrase Patrick Henry:
"Already in GOOOOOGLE LAND
our chains are being forged.."
Who do you trust?
Google, the network, remote storage companies,
remote service providers,
or programs and data on your own computer?
greysky
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