Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
There’s lots of outrage about Google’s war on thought-crimes, but not a lot of satire. Thankfully, what satire there is happens to be WONDERFUL. Google recently made the decision to fire a highly qualified engineer for the thought-crime of suggesting that the Google workplace could encourage a bit more diversity.
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Google’s promise was that it would allow an unfettered platform for free speech and thought. Its college-grad employees, though, made it a fascism farm. I stopped using Google’s search engine years ago, although I’m still chained to Gmail. I was one of the first Gmail users back when it was
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It’s serious business when Google — with its unimaginable reach and control over people’s understanding of their world — does what every single Leftie since WWII has done: conflate “fascism” with “right-wing.” I’ve been banging this gong for years. Rather than do yet another lengthy post, I’ll confine myself to
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I use Gmail because I refuse to change my email address, Google Maps because it’s the best out there, and Google Calendar because I haven’t yet found a better calendar program. What I don’t use, though, is Google’s search engine, because I’ve known for years that it manipulates results to
Continue readingTwo stories today about internecine warfare on the Left: Fight! Fight! On the Left: An Update Google bus blocked in San Francisco gentrification protest I am gleefully wallowing in schadenfreude.
Continue readingJoshuaPundit caught Google observing July 4th in its own special way. I’m willing to attribute their decision to sheer ignorance. Most of us learn the song they reference as a simple ode to America with a very catchy tune. However, one would think that the Google guys could look it
Continue readingThese are brilliant. I especially like the old dial-up sound effect. I keep expecting to hear “You’ve got mail!”
Continue readingI have been brooding about an article I read the other day, one that describes the brave new world of job interviews. According to the Wall Street Journal, many companies, having recognized that traditional interview techniques aren’t necessarily a good way to determine whether someone is right for the job,
Continue readingCharles Johnson, at Little Green Footballs, frequently notes how often YouTube happily hosts the worst kind of antisemitic garbage, while at the same time shutting down anything that might be perceived as just a little too critical of Islam. He’s not the only one who has noticed this, and a
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