@shamika, same here, thank you Dave we need to know... as everything changes rapidly... and social networking is like boiling water... you never know when it spills over :) beter to be prepared...
In reply to: Re: Privacy invasion as a feature, not a bug
@nomii not always, but most of the time Google in the past did it right... but who knows the future....???
In reply to: Re: Another Project from Google
@Broadway0474, it sad reality as human nature could be good or evil... as everything else technology could be used for good or bad...
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At least the ads are HTML5 now, and not Flash! ;)
In reply to: More secure, at least
interesting to know, thank you Dave... I think sometimes Google do things and think after... how I see it... jump now - think later...
In reply to: interesting to know
@Technocrati, I could not agree more interesting, myself I'm still using Rapberry Pi B and not ready to upgrade yet to the new Pi2... but to each his own...
In reply to: Re: Excited
To speak of birthday reminders, this is something that has been on my mind lately in relation to this piece.A friend of mine died a little more than a year ago, just before his birthday. The only way I found out about...
In reply to: Re: Facebook Finally Realizes People Die
@asksqn, not yet ... from my point of view it gonna take few years... until all regulation and rules be in place... for digital way... as everyone talk before about paperless office... but in gov. they still use a lot of...
In reply to: Re: Bummer
@zerox203, same here interesting to know... I would like to add in my field mobile devices already did replace many testing network devices... and become all in one tool for network eng... same is started happening in other...
In reply to: Re: Mobile Devices Replace Blueprints On Construction Sites
@Brian.Dean, I think with time we gonna see it... same as with controlled helicopter toy... before it was in short supply... now it is at your local BestBuy on clerance under $12 usd... technology need time to grow - how I...
In reply to: Re: Drone Deliveries
@Thomas Claburn, interesting to know... as in same cases technology seems to change over night and in others are we there yet ???
In reply to: Re: IPv6
@yalanand interesting point... as this days many Co. do not want to spend... keep relaying on old approach toward security... keep stepping on the old rake... sad reality of down turn economy...
In reply to: Re: Stalking the intruder
@SachinEE, with Windows 10 it more like big Microsoft hype for now until we see it on the market and see how it perform in the real world...
In reply to: Re: Stalking the intruder
@impactnow, same here I could not agree more... in my books it would make sense Corporate responsibily is a must be in any case....
In reply to: Re: Keeping up with the Hackers
@SachinEE agree, but in mind we only see begining of the problem or just tip of the mountain... as it gonna be happening more and more... sad reality...
In reply to: Re: Putin's Kaspersky
@ChrisMurphy, I could not agree more... but it not an easy way... as a lot of the oposition... not always simple...
In reply to: Re: Beyond creativity
@shamika, agree but not only to rethink everything... we need to step out of Paradigm in the new interconnected reality - how I see it....
In reply to: Re: Beyond creativity
@zerox203, I see your point and could not agree more... but with the technology you never know how market would react to it...
In reply to: Re: Internet Of Things
@asksqn I could not agree more, but would like to add... like everything else hype is involved... and only after everything settles we will know... how I see it...
In reply to: Re: Remains to be seen 
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