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1. I dont have curtains and my door is not a PRIVACY issue. Its just there to keep ppl from... you know, STEALING MY STUFF and too keep out what I dont want in... its not about privacy.
Originally posted by seamus
reply to post by FraternitasSaturni
Good one, buddy.
One who really knows the score knows he has nothing to hide, and no way to hide it if he did, AND no reason to hide it if he had a way, because in actuality...
Someone a whole lot more important than the government is really in charge.
I never delete my history either (sometimes it saves me the effort of re-looking up some arcane stuff i stumbled across).
When the world becomes such that the gubmint can/wants to take me out, I welcome the favor. Till then...
GAME ON!
Originally posted by Afterthought
reply to post by chr0naut
The photo is from the article.
If you have insider info, you should contact Gizmoto and let them know that their photo is wrong.
Originally posted by Afterthought
reply to post by chr0naut
Piano posted the photo because it was at the top of the article.
Sure, it mentions other companies because it talks about how Google shares space with them.
Why are you so stuck on the photo? It seems as though it's just a way for you to brag about your "tech" knowledge. If you've had access to these facilities, go ahead and enlighten us about what you did there and how you would feel working in the dark wearing a mining helmet. Did you? How did it make you feel? Did you enjoy working in those conditions?
Why can't you focus on the actual meat this thread is about? Piano isn't discussing the photo at all in the Op, so why are you making such a huge deal about it?
Like I already suggested, maybe you can enlighten Gizmodo about the photo they're using. They may take your suggestions to heart and place a proper photo with their articles next time.edit on 17-3-2012 by Afterthought because: (no reason given)
you would realize that turning the lights off is fairly standard operating procedure for data centers.
Originally posted by jmotley
reply to post by FraternitasSaturni
What it boils down to is this. No matter what, your information will never be private while on the net. Someone some where will always be able to access it. If you dont want others to know about it, Dont put it online