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Usual Suspects

vendredi 15 mars 2013 à 02:07

2013.03.14_usual_suspect

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One Last Time

mardi 12 mars 2013 à 16:38

2013.03.12_one_last_time

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Missing Out

jeudi 28 février 2013 à 15:36

The comic is made of two panels. In the first panel, a woman wearing a red top and with long brown hair is looking at her phone. The text below her reads: 'We all saw how starting at your phone all day made you miss out on the world around you.' In the second panel, the same woman is facing the viewer, wearing Google Glass (orange color) and looking to the top and to the left. The text below her reads: 'With these, you can now completely ignore the world with a clear conscience.'

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Google Reads your Email

vendredi 22 février 2013 à 17:13

The comic shows a man wearing a red long-sleeved top and jeans, standing a speaking alone. Panel 1 (the character is visible in full, his hands are facing the ceiling): 'Not counting spam, about 50 billion emails are sent every day [drawing of lots of envelopes]. Let's say about one in ten of those is read on Gmail. That's 5 billion. [drawing of a Gmail-styled envelope]'. Panel 2 (slightly closer, the characters is visible from head to waist): 'Now let's say that it takes a well trained Googler a couple of minutes, on average, to read through each of these emails and to choose the best ads to place on the right. Round that to 100 seconds. That's a total of 500 billion seconds per day.' Panel 3 (slightly closer yet, the character's head and the top of his torso are visible, he is frowning on one eye only): 'If we assume a really hard-working Googler works 50 thousand seconds per day (about 14 hours), then we need at least 10 millions email-reading Googlers.' 'But as of today, Google only employs about 30 thousand people...' 'So...' Panel 4 (even closer, only the character's face is visible, his mouth is wide open and he is raising his fist into the air): 'This proves that not only Google reads your email but they have a WHOLE SECRET COUNTRY full of employees doing it!!!'

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Brain Transfer

mercredi 23 janvier 2013 à 18:06

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