And I was thinking, why should Google go out of its way to blur the Indian buildings ? You want your buildings blurred ? I say build them blurred in the first place... !
On the same note, here are other solutions the Indian experts might want to consider:
Cover your nuclear reactors with huge shades, paint them with clouds from below and trees from above.
Paint your airport buildings roofs with reflective paint (effective in daylight sweeps only !)
Create a "building cover" by sewing together thousands of car covers. Cover your governmental buildings before Google sweeps (need inside information here...), remove afterwards.
Place a huge magnifying glass over your atomic establishments (Risk involved).
Place a huge mirror over your submarine base, reflect the bastards.
Place a huge monitor over your Prime Minister's residences, facing the sky. Broadcast what a second satellite views just a few kilometers away.
Cover your police stations with small mountains.
Build your army bases over modular wheeled plates. Shift them around regularly.
On a more serious note (?) Google should definitely have a "blur API" you can use to request to blur your buildings. What about painting a huge crossed "G" over required rooftops ?
I found it quite interesting to follow the latest Wales/Sanger wars, initially on real topics as the effectiveness of the Wiki model and deteriorating to Wiki-update wars on who really came with name Wikipedia... But the bottom line as I see it is simple - I hope that when these silly bashing cease, the general public will benefit from a new publicly available source of scientific/historical information. But as always, only time will tell.
If you're interested, a summary of the latest Wales/Sanger wars is available here.
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On the same note, here are other solutions the Indian experts might want to consider:
On a more serious note (?) Google should definitely have a "blur API" you can use to request to blur your buildings. What about painting a huge crossed "G" over required rooftops ?
I found it quite interesting to follow the latest Wales/Sanger wars, initially on real topics as the effectiveness of the Wiki model and deteriorating to Wiki-update wars on who really came with name Wikipedia... But the bottom line as I see it is simple - I hope that when these silly bashing cease, the general public will benefit from a new publicly available source of scientific/historical information. But as always, only time will tell. If you're interested, a summary of the latest Wales/Sanger wars is available here.