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> The problem comes when ads are not relevant to your context and are shoved into your face. That's not the problem the parent had: >> There are no "better" a
by throwaway613834 9y ago
> The problem comes when ads are not relevant to your context and are shoved into your face.
That's not the problem the parent had:
>> There are no "better" ads. The only good ads are the ones I cannot see.
- byte1918 9y agoMy apologies, you quoted just the part with > My computer, my rules So my reply was mostly about the store analogy.
- throwaway613834 9y agoI see. Well, there's not enough information in the mere phrase "my computer, my rules" to come up with an analogy (or even a reply). If this was about my friend using my computer without permission, the statement would well be an apt one. It's definitely worth looking into the context & main ideas of whatever people are replying to, not the mere tiny parts they quote!