he doesn't want to be tracked. :lulz:
Quote"Mark Zuckerberg has decided to leave Google's new social network because he 'doesn't want to be tracked.' In other news, the Internet's irony meter has just exploded. Robert Scoble is now the most followed person on Google+ according to The Inquirer."
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/11/07/13/1317252/Zuckerberg-Quits-Google-Over-Privacy-Concerns
WTF? he didn't even post anything! and he let Scoble get top, what a bastard :argh!:
:lulz: Wow.
He just doesn't know when to give up, does he?
Zuckerburg has been trying to play this angle for a couple of years now, including hiring legal firms to highlight Google's breaches of consumer privacy. The thing is, everyone knows that anyone associated with Facebook whining about the right to privacy is the most hilariously hypocritical thing since Hitler whining about being persecuted.
I should have bet money that Zuckerberg would sign up to Google+, only to purposefully flounce on some contrived privacy reason he came up with before he even made his profile. It was pretty obvious, in retrospect.
Methinks Zuckerburg has a mild or raging case of assburgers. Just saying.
Quote from: Jenne on July 18, 2011, 04:26:08 AM
Methinks Zuckerburg has a mild or raging case of assburgers. Just saying.
Almost every single IT professional I know has a raging case of assburgers, including my ex-husband.
Well if the movie is true and Zuckerburg really did steal the idea to begin with, he's always going to be the first to accuse everyone else of doing shit.
Quote from: Khara on July 18, 2011, 03:14:16 PM
Well if the movie is true and Zuckerburg really did steal the idea to begin with, he's always going to be the first to accuse everyone else of doing shit.
Yeah, that movie made him look even more like a douche nozzle.
I now even have contempt for Jesse Eisenberg as a result.