nuclearchicken

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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
Quite right. Elected officials should conduct themselves in a manner which could never be construed as anything other than sheer professionalism.
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
Set up a Pi-hole and your entire network is protected from this dreck. The beauty of the Pi-hole approach is that you can add more blacklists on the fly and every device on the network benefits. People are actually starting to spin up Pi-ho
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
uBlock Origin, Decentraleyes, Privacy Badger. You are not obligated to watch ads. Don't fall for the lie. Your computer, your rules. Google are already rich enough.
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
Look at Ad Free Time. You have to have certain routers. I don't use a Chromecast or any other device like a Roku, so dealing with them is an unknown for me.
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
Good point. My brother, a veteran, will not own a Kia because of the Killed in Action acronym. I cannot blame him.
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
Good to know; thank you.
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
uBlock Origin and similar other add-ons, plus some hostfile entries largely mean I don't see any ads anywhere. I also block them on my router for extra diligence. They simply don't get called. The way it's supposed to be.
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
Product placement is difficult in the shows I watch most: The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead, Vikings. Luxury items don't and didn't exist in the aforementioned shows. I watch TV sitting with a laptop. I mute during the comme
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
What ads? I block everything for my family. While I do have cable for certain things, my wife and I DVR everything and FF through the ads. I find advertising distasteful and I don't suffer through it. I will likely go straight Internet
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by nuclearchicken 9y ago
3A Body Armor vs. 5.56 Nato and 7.62 x 39 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JwlzR5nPFw 3A Body Armor vs.12ga. Buckshot and Slugs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qSVOZfp3R4 3A Body Armor vs. Pistol Caliber C
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Inside China's Vast New Experiment in Social Ranking(wired.com)
4 points by nuclearchicken 9y ago|0 comments