Google Preparing To Launch G-Town
theodp writes "The Mercury News reports that Google's aggressive online growth increasingly has a counterpart in bricks and mortar, with the company's Mountain View HQ mushrooming in the past four years to occupy more than 4 million square feet. And that's just for starters. On Silicon Valley's NASA Ames base, Google is preparing to build a new corporate campus with fitness and day care facilities and — in a first in the valley — employee housing, adding 1.2 million sqare feet to Google's real estate holdings. 'I don't want to say it's the new company town,' said commercial real estate VP Gregory M. Davies of Google's role, 'but it's not far from it.' Presumably, no anti-suicide nets will be needed for this one."
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I don't think I could live in a town that will probably stay in beta forever.
XML is like violence. If it doesn't solve the problem, use more.
But you'd be happy. After all, you found your G-Spot. Tough to find, I understand.
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Hm, true (though also: lately /me semi-automatically assuming that an URL from Wiki might be non-ASCII / this one gave issues on /. recently...). At least surprise sort of fits with the content of the two above.
One that hath name thou can not otter
Dude, this is Slashdot. You just sent thousands of geeks to wikipedia to try to find out what a 'g-spot' is...
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Better than being unemployed and asking, "Brother, can you spare an IPv4 address?"
Does that make the local nightclub the G-Spot?
5) Willingness to be in beta for a long time
6) Ability to not be evil
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Virtue is a temptation
Community is a cartel
Isnt g-spot is that red spot found on Thinkpad just below the 'G' key?
(*) During second hour of job interview, the town may be overrun by test zombies.
(*) During second hour of job interview, the town may be overrun by test zombies.
I always wondered what name Googlers gave to unsolicited alpha testers.
( You know, the rare occasions that you see a slightly different resultspage with features that turn out to be only available to everyone several months later. )
Hivemind harvest in progress..
That was the theme of the Heinlein novel "Friday". Well, that and a bit of genetic engineering, but it was another bit of Heinlein forecast that came through. I wonder how much else he's got hidden ...
Honestly, love him or hate him, reading through Heinlein's novels is sometimes a bit like reading a more coherent Nostradamus, one who studied logic instead of funny mushrooms.
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