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Sunday, 4 February 2018
quote [ Google Chrome will soon begin to block ads on some websites by default. I dug up some more information about how it will work. ...Google have announced that their Google Chrome web browser will block every ad on websites that are not compliant with the Better Ads Standards by default. ]
This might shift web advertising and directed support into a new phase. While obnoxious advertising sucks, blocking them is a significant part of why I took up paying folks via Patreon. There's a nice breakdown of the initial set of standards in extended.
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Ussmak said @ 9:53pm GMT on 4th February
I'm on board already with pretty much all of that, albeit taking the next step from computer sorcerer to computer wizard is beyond me for the most part.
I feel the largest issue is that none of the current party structure can be trusted on properly addressing the problem.
How do we forge an ideal that protects technological innovation, and security but still gel with the bill of rights?
Ussmak said @ 9:54pm GMT on 4th February
I'm on board already with pretty much all of that, albeit taking the next step from computer sorcerer to computer wizard is beyond me for the most part.
I feel the largest issue is that none of the current party structure can be trusted on properly addressing the problem.
How do we forge an ideal that protects technological innovation, and security but still gels with the bill of rights?
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Ussmak said @ 9:53pm GMT on 4th February
I'm on board already with pretty much all of that, albeit taking the next step from computer sorcerer to computer wizard is beyond me for the most part.
I feel the largest issue is that none of the current party structure can be trusted on properly addressing the problem.
How do we forge an ideal that protects technological innovation, and security but still gels with the bill of rights?
