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Similarly, if Google/Apple allow banned apps in their app store, just bring a suit against their UK tentacles.

In fact, completing this list with ALL Google its tentacles will probably break the character limit on HN.

Pretty impressive work, though the end result ends up seeming more like hair than tentacles to me.

It has sprouted tentacles all over Linux userspace, and all of them are tightly connected to systemd sitting as init-in-chief.

For things like protecting a project against the hooked tentacles of the US government's spy machine, it's a great tool.

My kids love this, and happily slurp up the tentacles and then ask for more.

Google is going to keep getting bigger and bigger, keep growing tentacles, and keep getting more and more in control, and omniscient.

What most struck me about PCI compliance is how far and how wide its tentacles ended up reaching beyond the obvious places.

I would have to ask however, would mafia tentacles reach into software based businesses if it's basically a development office?

However, Microsoft has its tentacles more tightly wound around Windows users.

You know, get their tentacles in sooner rather than later.

I enjoy their search but definitely despise how they spread their proprietary tentacles everywhere.

Like a modern Ronald Coase's "Theory of the Firm." It's got tentacles in a lot of interesting questions.

The "data keeper" role is like an octopus, big in the middle, tentacles everywhere.

Let's look at their "how-to-get-rid-of-this-crap-I-don't-want" process[3], which "shouldn't take more than 10 minutes": so they basically put their tentacles into any crevice they can find, and make it annoying to pry them out.