There’s “guaranteed to work” in a literal sense, and there’s “guaranteed to work” in the sense that a given outcome is a near certainty.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/guaranteed
I realise people on the spectrum take things literally, I shouldn’t be surprised.
There’s “guaranteed to work” in a literal sense, and there’s “guaranteed to work” in the sense that a given outcome is a near certainty.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/guaranteed
I realise people on the spectrum take things literally, I shouldn’t be surprised.
Are you seriously suggesting nothing whatsoever would happen if Google just didn’t update their maps to the new name?
Are you going to chip in for my air fare?
That shows where you are, not who you are.
Tianamen square shows up just fine on Google maps, who is supposedly censoring them?
to allow citizens to call things whatever they want.
I very much doubt that privilege extends to a mapmaker
I’m just the messenger, kid. I’m not even in the USA, I’m in a different hemisphere watching with popcorn.
Good luck over there 🫡
Homie, I was never hiding it.
You’re thinking of fascism.
I have some bad news for you.
He’s the part of the government that has the power to unilaterally change the name of a location.
That is essentially what they’ve done by putting Gulf of America in brackets behind the original name.
The president is part of the government, they’re not two separate entities.
And once again, there is nothing to be gained by arguing with me about this.
Because Google is a US company, and not in a position to tell the US government to take a walk, that’s why.
You can argue with strangers on the Internet as much as you like, but the fact is, the US president can and has changed the name of multiple geographic features, and arguing with me won’t change that.
This is stupid and cowardly of them,
What else did you expect?
If you want to know more about how the US government works, I’m not the person to educate you.
That’s a valid point, but why do you expect Google to take a principled stand on this? Take it up with your government.
OK, but how is Google supposed to know what nationality you are?
No, just saying I should have seen this coming.