message from Philadelphia
Jul. 16th, 2010 08:51 am---
bubblingbeebles wrote:
> Hi, a friend of mine stumbled across http://ivan-ghandhi.livejournal.com/1103735.html
>
> To me, it looks like a good explanation of a design google uses internally that is supposed to be confidential. Where did you learn this - are you an employee? Did you get approval to post this info publicly? If not, could you please delete that post so people can't see it anymore, in the interest of respecting google's wishes?
>
> Thanks.
(my response below)
Could you please introduce yourself before coming up with suggestions on what I should do with my livejournal postings? Your real name, phone number, other credentials.
Otherwise I assume you are just another crackpot, and in this case the only suggestion I can come up for you is - fuck off. I plan to publish your message, too.
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Some people have that weird idea that private message exchange is protected by some kind of unwritten privacy laws. I support this - in case a message is on private matters. This message was blatantly offensive to me, and the only private person it related to was me. While I keep my private life private (although the impression may be quite contrary... which is good), I have no intention of keeping my public life private.
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> Hi, a friend of mine stumbled across http://ivan-ghandhi.livejournal.com/1103735.html
>
> To me, it looks like a good explanation of a design google uses internally that is supposed to be confidential. Where did you learn this - are you an employee? Did you get approval to post this info publicly? If not, could you please delete that post so people can't see it anymore, in the interest of respecting google's wishes?
>
> Thanks.
(my response below)
Could you please introduce yourself before coming up with suggestions on what I should do with my livejournal postings? Your real name, phone number, other credentials.
Otherwise I assume you are just another crackpot, and in this case the only suggestion I can come up for you is - fuck off. I plan to publish your message, too.
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Some people have that weird idea that private message exchange is protected by some kind of unwritten privacy laws. I support this - in case a message is on private matters. This message was blatantly offensive to me, and the only private person it related to was me. While I keep my private life private (although the impression may be quite contrary... which is good), I have no intention of keeping my public life private.