For me the eyes aren't centered properly (if you put the cursor between the eyes both the eyes look to the right), this bookmarklet fixes it:

    javascript:$(window).mousemove(function(e) {var offset = ($('#bg').outerWidth(true) - $('#bg').innerWidth()) / 2;move(".oog1", e.pageX - offset, e.pageY, p1.left, p1.top );move(".oog2", e.pageX - offset, e.pageY, p2.left, p2.top );});

Thanks, i've incorporated your fix into the doodle!

Haha, in other website this link might have got many appreciation and likes. But in hacker news, "dude you have this javascript issue on your site, look I can fix it too"

Nevertheless nice one @haycranen

That's why I like HN - you get useful information instead of likes. Sometimes, at least.

Still happening for me?

Love the comment before including the Google Analytics code in the source:

  <!-- Yeah, this is pretty ironic, but Google tracks you anyway, right? :-) -->

Reminds me of this image: http://i.imgur.com/nAyRx6i.jpg

If you're having problems loading the page, i've put up a mirror here:

http://hay.github.io/googleeyes/

Reminds me of Reggie Watts says something about Google Owl and from the details he's describing I can only imagine the comparison to Google's involvement to PRISM. One of the best Reggie Watts performance IMHO. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGetsXib_zA @ 35:00

It would be an interesting experiment to see if using something like this actually makes people more careful about using Google/Facebook etc.

Would be interesting to see if Ghostery is downloaded / used more. http://www.ghostery.com/

i actually wish it executed regular searches so it could be used instead of google.com

Google is Skynet