9/1 THE GOOG had Scott McCloud do a comic explaining why THE GOOG Chrome
(their open-source webbrowser) is cool. I don't really think it worked
http://blogoscoped.com/google-chrome
\_ Oh boy, it comes with porn mode!
\_ Oh boy, it comes with a porn hider feature!
http://blogoscoped.com/google-chrome/22
\_ Is it 1993? GOOG's killer app is a *browser*?
\_ No. Google's killer app is called "g docs" (writely acquisition)
\_ No. THE GOOG's killer app is called "g docs"
(writely acquisition)
\_ No. THE GOOG's killer app is called "g docs" (writely acquisition)
which is increasing used as a cheap collaborative alternative
to MS Excel/Word/PowerPoint. Chrome is just a vehicle (v8)
for a more pleasant link:docs.google.com experience. Again,
it is not a replacement for MS products, but rather, a superior
*collaborative* alternative. If you need explanation what
that means, you're behind.
\_ So why didn't they work within firefox to do that?
Trying to fragment the browser market even further makes
no sense and puts Google in the wrong market.
no sense and puts THE GOOG in the wrong market.
\_ I'm not sure about that, maybe it's just a beta test idea.
The low level design is pretty different than what Mozilla
is currently doing, maybe they just want to see if it works
better.
\_ who in their right mind would put anything in google docs
that is important?
\_ Every single one of internal Google document is stored
\_ Every single one of internal THE GOOG document is stored
on the same homogenous redundant storage system as the
one everyone else externally is using. So if the storage
system is down, so are all the internal employee
documents. Yeah, Google's done by a bunch of idiots,
documents. Yeah, THE GOOG's done by a bunch of idiots,
they should've just used NFS or something ehhhh???
\_ I cannot understand what you are trying to say, ehhhh?
\_ I've downloaded it and tried it out. It seems fairly nice and
responsive. I wish the tabs were in the usual place though. -op |