world domination

Google wants to connect all your devices to the Android ecosystem and then expose their functionality to app developers.

Apps to control your light, wash your dishes and even grow your vegetables in your in-house garden are just part of a bigger plan of real-world domination.

At the Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco, Google has announced the destination of its next invasion: your home.

Linux.com: "Until world domination is complete, you simply cannot count on Linux being available everywhere you travel.

Thus, when you're vacationing or on a business trip and need access to a Linux environment — or get the inevitable PC troubleshooting help request — you'll have to have a bootable distribution with you."

Datamation: "Kernel-based Virtual Machine, or KVM, is a growing Linux technology for virtualization. Speaking at LinuxCon this week, Red Hat Senior Engineer Chris Wright noted that the open source project is on track to meet some very lofty goals."

Facebook has gone rogue, drunk on founder Mark Zuckerberg’s dreams of world domination. It’s time the rest of the web ecosystem recognizes this and works to replace it with something open and distributed.

Daniweb: "Google does a lot of things well, maybe too well, and it's adding to its portfolio of tools on a weekly basis.

At some point you have to look at the number of pies in which Google has its fingers and start to get a little frightened of this company."

Every company has something it aspires to, and it pretty much boils down to world domination.

Linux Today Blog: "What is winning? It's not "world domination". Winning is changing the rules of the game so that a dirty convicted monopolist does not control the industry, and Linux/FOSS can thrive without constantly having to fight just for the right to exist."