core2

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by core2 11y ago
Would it make sense to accept credit card skimmers on Credit Card Conference?
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by core2 11y ago
Respect for changing the license. Thank you!
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by core2 11y ago
How much money will EFF negotiate from Google to enable Ads? AdBlock got 500 Mil, you can go for a Billion. Go Go Go.
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by core2 11y ago
I've sent "Do Not Charge" signal to the cashier on my way out of the store. He said I need Charge Badger, but it's not available until 2017. I've tried also "Do Not Track", but he refused to close his eyes
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Firefox Will Soon Get Sponsored Suggested Tiles Based on Your Browsing History(techcrunch.com)
1 points by core2 11y ago|1 comments
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by core2 11y ago
http://techcrunch.com/2015/05/21/mozilla-will-soon-launch-sp... Mozilla is going to remove ads (tracking - all ads use tracking) from web pages and display ads before that, in new browser window. Content publ
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by core2 11y ago
Mate, the option, when you enable it - it's disables all ads and tracking from Google and some other networks. It's doesn't matter on what network you are, on what device. I'm on desktop dual Xeon, with high bandwidth, a
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by core2 11y ago
The problem: New feature from Mozilla (not enabled by default) disables Google Adsense Ads. Mate, I'm really sorry to participate this discussion. I never had such bad experience. So many downvotes, make me feel really bad. I see here
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by core2 11y ago
I perfectly understand your position of freedom. However, you should understand that the articles you read, are written by people. They have families to support. If you as visitor are not willing to pay, who will pay the salaries of all wri
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by core2 11y ago
I see your point, but here the problem is not only tracking, but ads serve. As a content provider, my content is "what the broadcast transmitter sent", this is a code sent from my server to the browser of the client. Now Mozilla a
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by core2 11y ago
Imagine cable operator or TV manifacture to do the same as Mozilla. They disable ads on all programs they stream. Do you think this is legal?
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by core2 11y ago
Any modification of content by browser, ISP or any third party should be illegal.