Why are people attacking Google buses? (opens in new tab)

>the talentless ex-programers they hand paychecks to every other week will go find other things to do with their lives.

Someone seems bitter.

(I don't work at Google)

"To video chat use WebRTC" - maybe the poster might actually want to consider putting as much energy into usable suggestions as he did to ripping on google.

WebRTC in and of itself is a set of APIs for enabling assorted communication activities. It is not a service.

>This isn’t about gentrification, as some people are making it. It’s about how pissed people are a Google.

Above statement is false, no matter how much author or submitter want it to be true. The author insinuates he left because of rent, but more digging reveals another cause.

People aren't smashing bus windows because of NSA revelations or other privacy violations, it's because they are being hit hard in the wallet and the buses are a visible source of it.

Why this is the only SF problem? Google offices are everywhere but only in SF we have such attackers, huge rent prices etc. Maybe there something wrong with city itself, with local authorities, local laws?

Except that they also attacked Apple busses.