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Personally, I place my bets that if enough content providers start deploying ad blocker blocking, then clients should be able to respond. I think in a war betw

Personally, I place my bets that if enough content providers start deploying ad blocker blocking, then clients should be able to respond. I think in a war between ad's trying to assert a user has seen an ad, and clients trying to view content, so long as the client owns the computer, the client will win. That's why I hate walled gardens so much. I'm convinced it was a preemptive shot in this war.

_lce0 10y ago
> so long as the client owns the computer Is Moore law against this? A possible future scenario could be one were technology becomes so cheap that Apple/Google/Facebook .et all, starts "lending" their own hardware for free so people can access their _open_ walled-garden flavored internet. Projects like of RPi/Arduino bring me hope that this wont ever happen, at least to us.