Google Chrome OS: My Take

http://www.technobuffalo.com/futuretech/ - A couple of days ago, Google shocked us all with the announcement of their upcoming cloud based operating system. As has become tradition, in this video, I give you my impressions.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Google
• chrome
• operating
• system
• cloud

[aterack833]

are you fucking retarded i could barely keep down with you it made it imposable to follow i could be more kind but those convince store times (7:11) were just unbearable it was torture maybe i drink too much coffee and expect everything to be fast but you gata admit you pause too much and choke on your words to much BTW coffee every day will make your breath permanently smell and brushing and mouthwash and gum don't help but that's besides the point we all seem to be forgetting your a retard

[tomrogers123]

If you hated it so much, why waste another second of your time on it in order to post a comment?

[MASTURCHEEF001]

google is a bit of a monopolizing company.

[arbri135]

hello bro i just wanted thank you for all your posts

[bradleycruz99]

@tomrogers123 you go tom!! tell him!!

[aterack833]

@jim0watkins wow just read my response i was a jerk but ether way my piont where ever it is remains valid

[wujhasta]

I don t want do insult you but are you retarded?

[mysteryloser24]

@mysteryloser24 The Google Hacking Database has so much more than usernames and passwords though. You might find all sorts of things on there. You've just got to look, and it's publicly accessible online. I'm not sure if it's available right now, but I can send you the link anyway if you feel like checking it out?

[mysteryloser24]

@mysteryloser24 They record what you're doing and save data from the site. Unfortunately, this sometimes means usernames and passwords... So within the databases and stored information of Google, you might just find a few little passwords of your own for various sites you used Google to find. Would you like me to PM you with a link to the data?

[mysteryloser24]

@jim0watkins Conspiracy sites? Wikipedia? No. How about checking out the GHDb. A while back Google hired a man to hack their systems so that they can see what can be done to improve them. This man discovered, whilst breaking into Google's databases, that they send out little "spybots" to watch everything you visit after a search on Google. The bots track what you do, and save copies of the sites you visit. This is what gives Google it's "cache'd" option. But sometimes, these bots take more...

[jim0watkins]

@mysteryloser24 arrogance isn't a replacement for argument. i made an argument and asked questions... you answered no questions and proceeded to insult my intelligence, implying that you're so much smarter but without actually showing that. you're right, i don't know much about google. why don't you provide the facts? and where you found them? (conspiracy theory websites don't count, nor does wikipedia, but you should know that since you're so smart)

[mysteryloser24]

@jim0watkins You obviously know nothing about google... You must also be a moron for even attempting to understand what I'm talking about. You do not have the facts. I however do. Keep your nose out of things that you don't have a clue about.

[jim0watkins]

@aterack833 faaaaaaaaaaggooooooooooooot

[jim0watkins]

@mysteryloser24 if you have something so personal that you don't want to put it on google, why put it on any computer, where it's accessible by any hacker with basic skills? also, how does google steal your data? do you think they hire evil people specifically to go into peoples' accounts? and what data do they steal? your info is stored in a database with the info of 150,000,000 other people, why would they care about YOUR data? you're not that special dude