> Until Google deletes your account for no specific reason and refuses to give it back (this has happened to more than one person)
Google can delete my Facebook account? My Office Web Apps account? How do they manage this?
> Every OS ever has had this feature. It's called "Users"
No other OS saves OS settings and apps in the cloud, to my knowledge.
> What does this mean? That you designed it to be inefficient so you can speed it up and gather favor from your users? That you just stopped optimizing halfway through and pegged it 1.0?
Nice. For some reason I thought you needed a Google account to use it. Now that I know you don't that's a plus. Not enough of a plus, but it's one less thing to worry about.
Google can delete my Facebook account? My Office Web Apps account? How do they manage this?
> Every OS ever has had this feature. It's called "Users"
No other OS saves OS settings and apps in the cloud, to my knowledge.
> What does this mean? That you designed it to be inefficient so you can speed it up and gather favor from your users? That you just stopped optimizing halfway through and pegged it 1.0?
They are talking about the auto-update feature.