posted by dennisn on November 27th, 2011 at 7:53AM
The main reason Google so "generously" offers IMAP (and also why I put it in quotation marks), is for them to be able to read your emails and send you advertising. This is yet another example of my point -- the company can do whatever it wants -- you have absolutely no say or oversight in the matter. The odd thing is you voluntarily choose to sacrifice control and oversight in exchange for their convenience. That's your choice. I would never make it so lightly.
You STILL utterly fail to acknowledge the massive and fundamental fail of JS that I mentioned (again) -- about full community/individual control of the code and it's distribution. That's frightening, but kindof impressive. Good job! Instead you parrot your retarded comment that you made earlier -- that just because the chain of security can be broken (with greater effort) at other links in the chain, we shouldn't have to worry about the client-link in the chain. Retard.
You STILL utterly fail to acknowledge the massive and fundamental fail of JS that I mentioned (again) -- about full community/individual control of the code and it's distribution. That's frightening, but kindof impressive. Good job! Instead you parrot your retarded comment that you made earlier -- that just because the chain of security can be broken (with greater effort) at other links in the chain, we shouldn't have to worry about the client-link in the chain. Retard.
