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While this workaround has merit, it doesn't actually solve the underlying problem. I guess even Amazon will eventually pick up the phone and ask you to stop sen
by forgotusername 15y ago
While this workaround has merit, it doesn't actually solve the underlying problem. I guess even Amazon will eventually pick up the phone and ask you to stop sending them weekly bandwidth spikes when the figures involved get large enough (I've personally seen this with another well known PaaS provider).
- moe 15y agoI guess even Amazon will eventually pick up the phone Why would they? You'd have to push dozens of GBit/s to even appear on their radar. The only time they'll call you is when they can't charge your CC anymore (a sustained 1 GBit/s will set you back $1000/day at their current rate).
- drzaiusapelord 15y agoYep, they'll happily bill you. I imagine the budget adblock plus has is pretty small and, you know, can't be subsidized with ads.
- pbhjpbhj 15y agoDidnt they alter it to allow some ads through by default; or was that all reverted?