Godwin's Law?

By stoat on March 14, 2013.

Refs

* Powering Down Google Reader

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Wegman again

It seems shame to root thorugh the trash, but people do, and JM points out the following weird ref in t' Wegman report:

Whitewashing wiki

There's an interesting case of this recently. The prime examplar appears to be this edit which removes

I Am A Lyar - Dennis & Dennis

Another one from 1985...

And at the end the "New Laptop from Google" ad popped up...

I didn't care about Google Reader until I decided to check what all the fuss was about. I discovered that I could use it to solve a problem that had been bugging me a for a while - how to sync between my desktop feedreader and iPad.

How dare they - hands off Google Reader!!

> And at the end the “New Laptop from Google” ad popped up

Maybe they figured out there's more money in selling the dedicated hardware readers along with the page views?

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