Google offering free wireless broadband

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The discussion centers around Google's expansion into various services, likening its growth to that of a retail giant like Walmart. Participants express appreciation for Google's innovative tools, highlighting their recent ventures into communication and broadband services. The conversation takes a humorous turn as users realize that the link to Google TiSP is an April Fool's joke, with one noting the cleverness of Google's prank. There is also a mention of Mozilla's lawsuit against Microsoft regarding tab usage, indicating a broader interest in tech industry news. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of admiration for Google's creativity and amusement at its playful marketing strategies.
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Is it just me or is google reallllly starting to grow. I mean lately, skype, google talk, video, youtube, now broadband? They are turning into a walmart. I must say though, all of their ideas are very well thought out and I like all their tools.Thanks for the link, I will read about it. :-)

edit: ROFL this post is golden now that I have read it. :smile:

I had my hopes up that it would be a skype pc-to-telephone type deal where they snag you with free stuff but then start charging later. :frown:
 
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:smile: very nice. I have to admit, I didn't really get it to start with, but as soon as I opened the "how TiSP works" page it's pretty clear it's a joke!
 
april fools day, duhhh I should have known. lol
 
Oh, and did you hear about Mozilla suing MS for the use of tabs?

You see a couple of news items like this on /. and you know what's it all about even before reading the article.
 
At long last, sanitary online access. Bravo!
 
Hahaha, Google always seems to do good april fool's jokes. I think last year's was about a Google Energy drink.
 
Even better, now there's Gmail paper! :smile:

"post consumer organic soybean sputum" - there's gold for you! :biggrin:
 
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It took me 30 minutes to get it :frown:
 
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on the FAQ page

http://www.google.com/tisp/faq.html


there's a link in the "Does my water company support TiSP?" paragraph to "A full list of companies" that explains the "physics"
 
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