Canada has levied a large tax on professional developer tools. While Visual Studio was among the first to get taxed, no open source development tools were included as none was examined to be of "professional" level.
I can't believe that people are thinking of even testing these Google's glasses. You have to wake up and realize how HUGE privacy loss they are.
This isn't even only limited to YOU, personally, but everyone around you. Google Glasses will see everything you do and they will run facial recognition on EVERYBODY AROUND YOU. Not only will YOU lose privacy but EVERYONE ELSE TOO.
Our whole PLANET (not only the nation) will be in danger. All of our actions will be recorded and analysed by company whose CEO said "if you have something to hide, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place". Hilariously, when CNET dug up some dirt about Schmidt, they got an year long ban from Google's PR.
I would understand you if this was a product from Microsoft and you could just the software on your own, but this is Google and we all know that Google wants to access and analyse everyones information. At least with Microsoft you would have privacy.
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Canada has levied a large tax on professional developer tools. While Visual Studio was among the first to get taxed, no open source development tools were included as none was examined to be of "professional" level.
I live in Europe. Here privacy doesn't end when you step outside. Hence the many problems Google is having in Germany and other EU countries.
I can't believe that people are thinking of even testing these Google's glasses. You have to wake up and realize how HUGE privacy loss they are.
This isn't even only limited to YOU, personally, but everyone around you. Google Glasses will see everything you do and they will run facial recognition on EVERYBODY AROUND YOU. Not only will YOU lose privacy but EVERYONE ELSE TOO.
Our whole PLANET (not only the nation) will be in danger. All of our actions will be recorded and analysed by company whose CEO said "if you have something to hide, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place". Hilariously, when CNET dug up some dirt about Schmidt, they got an year long ban from Google's PR.
I would understand you if this was a product from Microsoft and you could just the software on your own, but this is Google and we all know that Google wants to access and analyse everyones information. At least with Microsoft you would have privacy.
Wake up before it's too late!