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LOL, I love paranoid people guiltysmiley.gif
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post #32 of 39
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Please, tell me how google is worth billions of billions and yet all their products are free ?
Except for mobile phones but yet they find the way to store and track your every single movement.

Need proof ?

Sorry I won't give them as they are already everywhere on the internet. How do you think they are making money ?
If you have a gmail account or a phone even without gmail on it google has a folder with your name on it with all your life and private information stored.

I'm talking about what IP you use to browse the internet to your bookmarks to your most visited website ( Yes, they know you do thumb.gif ) .
They are making money from targeted adds that they are able to show you with all the information you blatantly pressed YES without even reading.

I bet you did skip this whole part too, so yeah go ahead use google for your everyday use. Afterall, it's free ?

Google makes very little from ads.
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post #33 of 39
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Google makes very little from ads.


Try again folks

How google makes money
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I have been using Google products all my life....

I have never had my identity stolen.
I have never had any $$ taken out of my bank account or stolen.
I have never been spammed with e-mails in Gmail.
Never had spammers call my home phone or cell phone.
Never felt insecure using any Google product.
I have always allowed Google to track what I search and the sites I go to even though there Is CLEARLY AN OPTION TO TURN THIS OFF.
I have actually bought things because of relevant ads that I happened to see on websites (Thanks Google)

And in no way is Google knowing: What I search for/What my interests are/How old I am/That I live in NYC/My searches and anything else I do online going to ever effect me besides getting relevent as and supporting a company that has only made great products... FOR FREE.
 
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Pssshhh...Google is obviously copying Mozilla Firefox rapid development cycle. Already 19 versions?

You are kidding right? Please explain to the good and informed people of Overclock.net how Google went into the future to copy Mozilla...? Because they did it before them and therefore Firefox is copying.
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You are kidding right? Please explain to the good and informed people of Overclock.net how Google went into the future to copy Mozilla...? Because they did it before them and therefore Firefox is copying.

Yeah, I didn't quite understand their reply. And wasn't it made clear not too long ago that Mozilla was "striving" to be more like google, with their small, incremental, and frequent updates as opposed to releasing large updates less frequently? I coulda sworn there was even a news thread about it here on OCN too, but I can't find it (i.e., don't have the time to look for it ATM).
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Pssshhh...Google is obviously copying Mozilla Firefox rapid development cycle. Already 19 versions?

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http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9214786/Firefox_follows_Chrome_lead_eyes_faster_releases
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You are kidding right? Please explain to the good and informed people of Overclock.net how Google went into the future to copy Mozilla...? Because they did it before them and therefore Firefox is copying.
Quote:
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Yeah, I didn't quite understand their reply. And wasn't it made clear not too long ago that Mozilla was "striving" to be more like google, with their small, incremental, and frequent updates as opposed to releasing large updates less frequently? I coulda sworn there was even a news thread about it here on OCN too, but I can't find it (i.e., don't have the time to look for it ATM).
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Faster, shorter development cycles are becoming more common. It's not just about Chrome and FF. Lots of projects (particularly open source ones) that have traditionally taken months or years to bring out new releases are now trying to cut that much shorter. GIMP and Xfce are notable additional examples. I think that a hybrid approach is better though, much like the Linux kernel. Have a deadline for new features that is relatively short (to prevent 3 year development cycles), and then give a flexible amount of time to bug squashing that simply depends on how many bugs there are and how serious they are. Fixed release dates just encourage corner-cutting, and people would rather wait an extra 3 weeks for a quality release than get it on time and have issues.

FWIW, I have not really had issues with Chrome or FF. I don't use Chrome much but I run the FF beta at work as my main browser. I actually have most of my browsing issues caused by a quirky network setup that manages to cause all my browsers (and Visual Studio for some strange reason) to temporarily lock up.
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