Fence with Google Car

...nobody is going to steel a Google car, they know everything! ;-)) ... but then, the thief may not know that ... hmmm :-D

HFF Sarah

Haha, they should try this in old Europe;-) HFF, Sarah!

LOL!
HFF!

Lol! I guess even the Google maps car has to take a rest sometimes, HFF, Sarah! :-)

The crew must be studying a map to learn where to go next... HFF!

It gets spookier than that. I was reading a mystery novel set in Ryde, Isle of Wight. I checked out some confusing descriptions on Google Street View, and for the next few weeks got ads for hotels in Ryde on every website I visited. Not to mention emails. But that's true of the internet as a whole. It drops mysterious files called cookies on our computer and then can track everywhere we go.

Of course, news sites always give me the weather for somewhere else, so that's reassuring. And those suggested purchases on sites like Amazon are always a laugh. It is disturbing, though, to think of the masses of incorrect conclusions about each of us that have been created by incompetent data miners, or rather by inappropriate use of data mining.

The car is nice, though. If it were brighter it could pass in Toronto for a cab.

Actually both incompetent and inappropriate use of data mining are responsible. The idea promoted by statistical software companies of "drilling down" is both, for example.

Google most be proud of you Sarah !