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Inside a Skynet,...ahem, Google data center

by tagiscom
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But what happens when he enters into the cubicle and the retina scan fails, (deadly freon gas and men with semi-automatics is my guess).

But good to know that Google is governed by workaholics who are passionate about, ummm, rows of servers.

And bring your pet to work days.

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    hey nice touch apperently one of the layers of security to get in the building is a moat with alligators in it.. who need armed security guards ..

    and the skynet idea is so cold war era 20th century ..many humans are already border line cyborgs with not implanted hardware.. by highly dependent on external hardware and software .. we just have very poor interface or input output ..
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      Originally Posted by Odahh View Post

      hey nice touch apperently one of the layers of security to get in the building is a moat with alligators in it.. who need armed security guards ..

      and the skynet idea is so cold war era 20th century ..many humans are already border line cyborgs with not implanted hardware.. by highly dependent on external hardware and software .. we just have very poor interface or input output ..
      True they hid the giant robots with machine guns, and the minefield signs.

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      • Profile picture of the author Odahh
        Originally Posted by tagiscom View Post

        True they hid the giant robots with machine guns, and the minefield signs.
        well no liability for the alligators being present.. and no need for the killer robot and mine fields ..

        at least google may be evil.. but they are going to more extensive lengths to protect all the data they gather on people .. but better than the governments or the credit agencies .. the credit agencies that expose people to identity theft and all the bad things that go along with that
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          Originally Posted by Odahh View Post

          at least google may be evil.. but they are going to more extensive lengths to protect all the data they gather on people .. but better than the governments or the credit agencies .. the credit agencies that expose people to identity theft and all the bad things that go along with that
          True Google is reasonably evil, but Microsoft, pfft,...they could learn a few things from those guys.

          But l have to admit that their latest OS, has Paint licked, or all you have to do to initiate it is to click on the box, wait for it to download, click on that, then a link and then you only need to sign up within 7 days, or you can never use it again, simple.

          Older OS have to do it the hard way, by finding it and clicking it.

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