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   Doug D., Mar 7th, 2006 @ 7:49pm

   
   

   Yeah a "mistake"

   Isn't that just excellent timing? Investors get scared when a chief google officer talks about decreasing growth over time. Ta Da, oops a leak that we will be able to give everyone in the world unliminted bandwidth and storage.

    

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   TheEye, Mar 7th, 2006 @ 8:05pm

   
   

   Re: Yeah a

   Google should have learnt that secrets never stay secret, online storage means a massive p2p network... uplaod music give friend the password they download it, how wlil they stop multiple accounts... then again in the early days of gmail people were doing the same thing, using its massive space as an online storage. :| Though I hate gmail for their EULA.

    

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   Jobe, Mar 7th, 2006 @ 9:46pm

   
   

   No Subject Given

   Don't think I can ever trust a company, nor the government (with there subpoenas) with all my files that are on my PC, and upload them to a remote location.
   Maybe as place to store not so important files, but not my critical ones.
   

    

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   Andrew Strasser, Mar 7th, 2006 @ 10:02pm

   
   

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   You can't trust them with them on your computer. Your walking around like a zombie sheep if you even begint to think that there is anything on your computer they can't know. Cell phone. Bank Account. Everything... If intl. terrorists are doing it on a regular basis they had to learn it somewhere right.

    

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   Sauny, Mar 7th, 2006 @ 11:47pm

   
   

   Re: No Subject Given

   Sounds a bit conspiracy theorist.... your the resident CT?

    

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   Anonymous Coward, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 2:56am

   
   

   Re: No Subject Given

   Well little is known but i do believe that companies and universities you work for or go to have a nice little compy of everything you have sent recieved and seen on the internet. So that nice little 115 character password is not secure any more.
   
   Ahh the power of admin

    

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   Anonymous Coward, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 4:25am

   
   

   on purpose

   Isn't this what Google is good at let people know a little and rumors fly Google always does this it wasn't a mistake look at Google Base, Google Wallet or any other Google new product there's always some hinting at it before hand

    

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   ctyankee, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 5:18am

   
   

   Re: on purpose

   I think some of you need to take a chill pill.
   
   What develops, develops. And when it's there, we can evaluate it.
   
   All this, he did, she did stuff ... who cares?

    

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   Bakken, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 7:14am

   
   

   No Subject Given

   Didn't we already know this? I've been hearing for a while that Google was developing an online OS. For the most part sounds like they are trying to create a large cluster of information, and possibly make the internet an actual device rather than just a means of transportation for data. I think it's a good idea, regardless of its uses, some people will exploit it, however some people will also be able to learn and expand from it as well. It's just technology evolving, you don't have to be scared of it. If you don't want to use it you don't have to, however my opinion is, it's not the sign of the apocalypse that everyone would like to make it out to be.

    

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    Randy Gordon, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 7:30am

    
    

    Google online storage

    Is this news? I could have sworn we were debating this on Slashdot weeks ago...
    Privacy is not a concern. It is easy enough to put a client side encrypting filter and cache on the stream to give you effectivly a encrypting filesystem. If you don't trust Google, there are lots of open source ones that can be adapted as soon as google publishes the protocol.
    Google, judging from recent announcements of moving their servers to politically resistant states, seems to take privacy concerns seriously.
    Data on a Google storage is probably safer than on your hard drive...the government can't just go an seize records off a server in the Caymans, for example; not without scaring most of Congress to death about who the target really is.
    And I don't care who is sponsoring spying, recording every bit and byte off a Google server is practically impossible, even with cheap terabyte storage and quantum copying of optic streams.
    However, there are still some issues involved. Who is liable if information is lost or leaked? Not legally liable, but in terms of company reputation. If Google stock goes down as a result, are there Sarbox violations? It is easy enough for Google to change this to an acceptable level of risk, using netfilter/iptables with user and process filters, for example.
    

     

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    the unknown, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 8:16am

    
    

    Re: Google online storage

    "the government can't just go an seize records off a server in the Caymans, for example; not without scaring most of Congress to death about who the target really is."
    
    HAHAHA, excellent!!
    
    Love the idea of making the internet an "entity". Soon we will address our questions to the great google overloard. Remember the sci-fi stories where machines/computers take over the world? One step closer everyday. Fear not, we remain masters over machines (for the moment).

     

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    Andrew Strasser, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 8:52am

    
    

    Re: No Subject Given

    "Sounds a bit conspiracy theorist.... your the resident CT?"
    
    
    Nope tell you the truth. Like I said another zombie sheep.

     

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    Andrew Strasser, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 8:57am

    
    

    Re: Google online storage

    "the government can't just go an seize records off a server in the Caymans, for example; not without scaring most of Congress to death about who the target really is."
    
    
    They have done just that though is your main idiocy. May be an old topic, but no one over there was smart enougyh to tell you the truth I guess. The CIA has access to any server in the world bank non-bank encrypted or non-encrypted. It's no big secret, that's actually unclassified to know that.
    

     

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    Being Alien, Mar 8th, 2006 @ 11:03am

    
    

    No Subject Given

    all your DATA belong to us.

     

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