Cypher

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571.
by Cypher 11y ago
Either your 2 days late or 363 days early.
572.
by Cypher 11y ago
Advertising in content ruins the platform.
573.
by Cypher 11y ago
Don't forget to address the whole native advertisement issue, its exploded in recent years and has been destroying online communities.
574.
by Cypher 11y ago
I could use a summary, its bit long winded.
575.
by Cypher 11y ago
Atleast share the exploit so we can learn how much of an oversight it was otherwise I'm going to have to go and ask the trolls.
576.
by Cypher 11y ago
The simplest is to use a php script, the app to POST data to it's URL with parameters and the php script catches the events and parses it to the database. Can be done in node.js too however, it requires express.js to route https:&#x2F
577.
by Cypher 11y ago
The Chinese were aware of this risk when they banned Google.
578.
by Cypher 11y ago
gizmodo's days are numbered now gawker media is broke.
579.
by Cypher 11y ago
I was skimming over this trying to figure out the point and then at then I realized it was buzzfeed... ah silly me.
580.
by Cypher 11y ago
welcome to 2010
581.
by Cypher 11y ago
When will they stop marketing junk content at internet.
582.
by Cypher 11y ago
I can't see the article, the whole domain is blacklisted by adblock.
583.
by Cypher 11y ago
I can only imagine the crazy things individuals and companies would do if this developer got his wish and Valve offered up some API to screw peoples Steam accounts up. I'm thinking rival sellers framing one another or random someone&#x
584.
by Cypher 11y ago
that'll be because of the fricking revolution.
585.
by Cypher 11y ago
That's probably the #1 reason I don't have a facebook account.
586.
by Cypher 11y ago
Puts burning books into a whole new perspective.
587.
by Cypher 11y ago
So the future of storytelling native advertisements? pretty grim.
588.
by Cypher 11y ago
It'd make a great story if it were to improve the health care system.
589.
by Cypher 11y ago
pick me!
590.
by Cypher 11y ago
What's the terminology for a site like this, that poses a question and then requires registration to vote to answer it? It's not really click bait or phishing but certainly not a great user experience.
591.
by Cypher 11y ago
Yea I resonate with similar experience, I've been working for a tech company for 8 years. I found myself worked into an agile silo and my confidence dwindled to an all-time low as the once creative problem-solving tasks turned to maint
592.
by Cypher 11y ago
Replicating this idea with a raspberry PI would be a fun project.
593.
by Cypher 11y ago
This risk has been around for a long time so this appears to be just a reminder.
594.
by Cypher 11y ago
The results seem lack luster.
595.
by Cypher 11y ago
don't you mean 2006? even google glass is more recent than the first pitch.
596.
by Cypher 11y ago
Outsource swipe right.
597.
by Cypher 11y ago
Bitcoin isn't really for the average consumer unless they want their files decrypted.
598.
by Cypher 11y ago
I'd like to know how such a change would be implemented, would taxes go up so the government can pay back to the very same people? Savings must be made for it to have an impact.
599.
by Cypher 11y ago
Sounds like he wants ad agencies to pay him to allow adverts onto users device.
600.
by Cypher 11y ago
Live stream and chat didn't we have this in 2009?

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