aslewofmice

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by aslewofmice 20d ago
found this talk to be quite complimentary to the article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEBv0STiYhI
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by aslewofmice 9y ago
private data-driven policing will end up reinforcing any institutional racism under the guise of math
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by aslewofmice 11y ago
So the attacker got the password for a work email (and let's be honest, it was likely a shared account amongst a department not an individual) that was used for the CDN account hosting their serve code, where the attacker appended a ma
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
I don't get the hate, I think it's a great idea. It's completely opt-in and both sides win.
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Would love to know this as well. I only have a high level understanding of the purpose of CA Certs, but beyond that I'm lost. Ignorant questions ahoy: 1. Using Chrome, would you have to manually accept the MITM certificate? 2. Could su
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Because there's a scary proportion of people in here saying things like: - "how about they just move?" - "the guy is a construction worker? they're in demand, just go to a construction office and get a job" -
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
What sort of awesome features? Show me why I should give you my email address.
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Access to IP address + browser fingerprint on two sites that you've recently visited. Doesn't seem that implausable with all the recent security breaches.
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
> Aren't most advertising campaigns focused on acquisitions these days? Nope, much of it is branding. Some are focused on clicks, some are focused on viewability... it's sort of a turning point in the industry... > No, and t
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
The problem with display advertising is that too much of the industry is focused on clicks. Anti-fraud companies can come up with ways to try to mitigate click fraud but it won't do much of anything as they can, and will be, gamed by b
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
They will typically set up several generic websites with ads, and set their click farm loose to represent fake traffic while clicking on ads for X% of impressions. You could also be a mercenary and drive traffic to other website operators w
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
$2 is pretty good for rev share. Much of those impressions are clearing at $20+
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
thomasnet.com was decent for finding leads, but we weren't able to find a suitable manufacturer to get past prototype
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
I think they could succeed by modeling themselves after a Costco/Kirkland-type relationship
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Pretty vague. Retargeting on what - Display/Facebook/Email? How would a customer onboard these lists?
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
But why serve house ads repeatedly when you can tap into programmatic exchange and monetize at least a portion of those impressions? Programmatic doesn't need to be first look on all impressions. If I'm on drdobbs.com in one tab a
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
What do you mean by discussion about software? Is the readership primarily programmers or is it software end-user discussion? Having a clear idea about your user base is step one, and I think that should be easy for you. How many uniques pe
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Were the ad buys primarily sold direct? Was the site connected to any programmatic ad exchanges in any way? I visit the site and I see the same ad over and over (Interop Convention). Did you have anyone dedicated managing ad operations for
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Programmatic media buying in an open exchange model is vulnerable to this kind of attack vector, and the number of malvertisers is growing day by day. The ad industry needs to be quicker at adopting the private marketplace model in order to
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
sitescout was mentioned
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Direct email marketing
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
It can't be considered marking cards because they are not physically altering them.
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by aslewofmice 12y ago
Any chance it's related to this? http://www.incapsula.com/blog/world-largest-site-xss-ddos-zo... Security company found a vulnerable Alexa Top 50 site where someone was able to inject XSS code in the comments sect
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by aslewofmice 13y ago
$400M seems like a steal for Oracle. DMP's are finally becoming much more accessible to advertisers, agencies & publishers. We're only beginning to touch the surface for audience modeling capabilities and taking these learning
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The Internet Is A Giant Factory Of Viral Lies(vice.com)
2 points by aslewofmice 13y ago|0 comments
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by aslewofmice 13y ago
Connecting with random people. Some people just seem to want to connect with as many people as possible. What’s the point? The connections you have with people you know just get lost in the noise. My policy is to only connect with people I
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by aslewofmice 13y ago
Updated Satirical Answer: Move to San Diego where it's currently 72 degrees, lower cost of living than SF and a burgeoning startup scene.
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by aslewofmice 13y ago
Judging by the pixels on their site, they likely used Google AdWords remarketing: http://www.google.com/analytics/features/remarketing.html If you used the same computer from work that you used at home, you were c
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by aslewofmice 13y ago
This is really quite fun, nice work!
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by aslewofmice 13y ago
Guilty

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