this celebrity Google Engineer has met the most powerful people in the world.
They all Stop by Google and are urged to Meet him before leaving.
No, it is not who you think....
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/01/technology/01google.html |
This strikes me as a bit pathetic. |
Its most probably a badge for an automatic security system (the doors are locked unless a badge walks near a sensor). |
lh3.google.com? Any relation to troutboard.com and the google platypus web file system? |
m1t0s1s: no, why? just a fileserver |
Meng is awesome. I need to write a post about him someday. :) |
Do you noticed that even Larry & Sergey need a badge to enter in the Googleplex? Hé hé ;-)
BTW, today is the birthday of a recent "xoogler" : Vanessa Fox! |
Oh sorry I didn't understood "id cards" the first time ;-)
Well, let's go on Photoshop, creating my own Google badge... :-P |
lets make an 'meng and i'-photo-generator (web2.0 style) :-) |
Nice idea stefan2904 :-)
My question is this : When celebrities come to the Googleplex (for whatever reason), is the first thing said to them, "Hey, we've got this guy here that you have to take a picture with." ? |
> When celebrities come to the Googleplex (for whatever reason), > is the first thing said to them, "Hey, we've got this guy here that > you have to take a picture with." ?
I don't think Bill Clinton or others likes to hang around in the lobby waiting for Chade-Meng, who they don't know, to arrive. If I understood the story right on the NYT then Meng gets tips days before the celebrity arrvies, and then positions himself in the lobby at the right time, a camera in hand, and then asks the celebrity for a snapshot (or whoever takes the celebrity around possibly introduces Meng as the crazy-cam guy :)). |
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I saw that wall when I went out there to see my Google team.
why the hell didn't that dude take his picture with me?
bastard. |