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This is not ad blocking. They told you they don't want your visit and you still go ahead and consume the content. This is not a game. You just like to freeload
by TheLogothete 11y ago
This is not ad blocking. They told you they don't want your visit and you still go ahead and consume the content.
This is not a game. You just like to freeload and when somebody calls your bull, you throw a tantrum.
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- ultramancool 11y agoYikes, angry much? Do you run Forbes or something?
- TheLogothete 11y agoI am amused, not angry. I find self entitled goofs tiring, but like to poke them a bit from time to time. Blocking ads will only make things worse, btw. You just don't see it coming, yet. Just wait for the telcos.
- ultramancool 11y agoTelcos? Please, enlighten me.
- TheLogothete 11y agoWhat do you think will happen when the media companies realize that the promised subscription revenues will never come and scaling web advertising is not a realistic goal for them? Do you think they will say, "oh fuck it" and close shop? Oh, you thought they will wither and die. It's cozy to think that way, but it is not based on reality. They are gonna get bought. And do you know who is in the best position to snatch the market? Yup, you guessed it. They have entered in the ad business in a big way already. Just a select few partners to keep it quiet. For now. Buying distressed media companies is the best path forward. All the reach they need, the sales pipeline and even more data then they already have. Oh that sweet, sweet data. You think your privacy is violated now? LOL. Oh and btw, if you missed it, Verizon bought AOL. Have a nice evening.
- ultramancool 11y agoYeah, definitely seen some sketchy shit like that with consumer grade ISPs, but the way I look at it, as long as the big datacenters don't do it (and I doubt they feasibly could) I'm still in the clear.