And don't think I'm going to start tracking what you look at if you create an account, stats are off by default.
I really don't care about how much porn you look at online. :-)
When I write software, thanks to people like you now I can't depend on DNS to return accurate results. Another example of this is web browsers, which cache DNS beyond the TTL in order to provide a slightly faster experience. In the process, they break GSLB, which can no longer operate optimally since it can't rely on users re-querying DNS after the TTL of their answer expires.
Most folks are quite happy with your default experience, but that's because they're ignorant of the ramifications.
We're losing a lot of that control, but that loss of freedom isn't coming from me. I'd like to work to maintain it.
I think some day when there is a massive privacy violation at Google we will understand what the costs of Google really are.
Until then, I don't think it's unreasonable to cut this guy some slack. His business is now directly in the crosshairs of the most powerful company in the world. I wish him good luck.
I mean, they have to hijack something to identify my cookies, right?