Not to mention the fact that when everyone uses air conditioning to cool their homes and cars the average temperature will rise causing other people to be 'forced' to use air conditioning. Seems like a ludicrously vicious cycle to me.
Doesn't it seem just a little odd that Microsoft is so blatant about this. Reminds me of a certain "hacker" type that likes to leave an obvious cookie trail to let the detectives find him and then says "yeah so, now what are you going to do?"...
Microsoft may be trying to snowball the general public, but I don't think they even care if we know what they are up to or not. Them's politics for ya.
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Not to mention the fact that when everyone uses air conditioning to cool their homes and cars the average temperature will rise causing other people to be 'forced' to use air conditioning. Seems like a ludicrously vicious cycle to me.
Doesn't it seem just a little odd that Microsoft is so blatant about this. Reminds me of a certain "hacker" type that likes to leave an obvious cookie trail to let the detectives find him and then says "yeah so, now what are you going to do?"...
Microsoft may be trying to snowball the general public, but I don't think they even care if we know what they are up to or not. Them's politics for ya.