And he'll have to do it again, since Google (and other companies) clearly does not maintain a blacklist of the sort he wants them to.
It's the part where he gets all Wrath of Khan about it that is a little entertaining.
It's the part where he gets all Wrath of Khan about it that is a little entertaining.
I wonder why... Is the potential for one person changing their mind worth the negativity? I've also been contacted repeatedly by Google's recruiters, even though I live nowhere near a Google campus, and have no desire to move back to that area.
Technical solutions not always being practical in meat space and all that, but seems like a backoff like we would implement against an API which isn't responding would not be a terrible idea here.
I didn't read this and come away feeling any more negative about google.