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nah, theres no point in targeting you with things you're already heavily invested in
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gdc: cargo pants, black metal shirts, greasy hair, obesity wwdc: american apparel stripey men's t-shirt, converse [maybe purcells] rsa: bright colored button-ups, occasional greybeard or "the plague" from hackers dreamforce: $300 sneakers, lots of raw denim
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Oct 12, 2015 18:43
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qirex posted:basically it's not like one company wants all 10 ad slots for the same spot during one hulu show but hulu throws them in because to have no ads if they have none to show is unthinkable I used to think they showed the same loving ad over and over because they had that little respect for their audience and this just makes it worse
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Oct 12, 2015 18:44
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You would think hulu would run promos but I guess not.
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Oct 12, 2015 18:57
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they think promos are content not ads.
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Oct 12, 2015 18:59
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you also would think hulu would be anything other than a dumping ground for nbc's numerous abortions, but here we are
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Oct 12, 2015 19:01
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I paid for the hulu no ads upgrade but it still does these awkward fade-outs where the ads would be on shows that didn't originally have them
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Oct 12, 2015 19:05
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im the only guy i know who has a hulu sub other than some chick who worked at hulu. idk how they afforded to license seinfeld. holy sh*t
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Oct 12, 2015 19:05
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Shifty Pony posted:
advertising to children is some prime evil poo poo
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Oct 12, 2015 19:06
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:i wonder if AT&T might start some kind of ~business partnership~ with SSL cert cartels where they get the keys to spoof websites with and in exchange the cert cartels get a cut of the dank-rear end marketing green that would be dangerous, it would leave any website that uses a at&t signed certificate vulnerable to mitm attacks. i don't think the EFF would let them get away with that, it would be leaked somehow if it was exploited constantly.
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Oct 12, 2015 19:13
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duTrieux. posted:advertising to children is some prime evil poo poo yeah
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Nitrocat posted:that would be dangerous, it would leave any website that uses a at&t signed certificate vulnerable to mitm attacks. i don't think the EFF would let them get away with that, it would be leaked somehow if it was exploited constantly. poo poo with ads can't even be assed to prevent malicious ones (like the ads on skype that look like part of the skype interface lol wtf MS), what makes you think they'd give a drat their customer's info/passwords/cc#s are being captured by hackers in a mitm attack?
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Condiv posted:poo poo with ads can't even be assed to prevent malicious ones (like the ads on skype that look like part of the skype interface lol wtf MS), what makes you think they'd give a drat their customer's info/passwords/cc#s are being captured by hackers in a mitm attack? if it can happen it will happen, but it won't last long.
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Oct 12, 2015 19:27
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Necc0 posted:I used to think they showed the same loving ad over and over because they had that little respect for their audience and this just makes it worse they probably instantly fired any person who dared propose not showing ads when they don't have any paying ads to show.
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Oct 12, 2015 19:31
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just run a cavalcade text adsense ads during the break instead of running the same freakin papa johns or whatever ad over and over
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Oct 12, 2015 19:50
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now that i think about it i don't know why ipv6 rollout is so half-assed given that your ipv6 address is a cookie that you can never be rid of
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Oct 12, 2015 19:54
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Mr Dog posted:now that i think about it i don't know why ipv6 rollout is so half-assed given that your ipv6 address is a cookie that you can never be rid of 21.72% of Americans accessing google do it over ipv6. Belgium leads the world with 36.72%, and Switzerland is second place with 23.65%
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Oct 12, 2015 19:58
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ayn rand hand job posted:ufc no longer allows fighters to wear sponsors logos, they made everyone switch to some horrible uniforms designed by reebok they prohibited ads on the fighters (the fighters got the money from those) but they still have ads on the side of the octagon, on the floor, various named floor mats, in presentation product placement, etc, and all of that coincidentally the fighter gets no money but the ufc gets all of it.
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Oct 12, 2015 20:28
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duTrieux. posted:advertising to children is some prime evil poo poo just another thing to thank reagan for
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Oct 12, 2015 20:38
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Broken Machine posted:Does anyone else know old people who will mention ads they saw on the television because they enjoyed them and found them witty or whatever and you just kind of stare blankly at them because they are old and insane TIME TO MAKE THE DONUTS
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Oct 12, 2015 20:39
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Nintendo Kid posted:21.72% of Americans accessing google do it over ipv6. Belgium leads the world with 36.72%, and Switzerland is second place with 23.65% how much of that is that Teredo bullshit or whatever it's called? i'm still really bummed that my loving FiOS fiber line doesn't come with v6 and i have to keep using HE for the foreseeable future. i mean come on guys it's not like you have the excuse of 20 year old hardware or anything 
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Best Friends posted:they prohibited ads on the fighters (the fighters got the money from those) but they still have ads on the side of the octagon, on the floor, various named floor mats, in presentation product placement, etc, and all of that coincidentally the fighter gets no money but the ufc gets all of it. theres a neverending supply of braindead ufc fighters. gently caress them. im not competing for advertising space with these lowlife rejects -ufc management
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Oct 12, 2015 20:41
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Mr Dog posted:now that i think about it i don't know why ipv6 rollout is so half-assed given that your ipv6 address is a cookie that you can never be rid of  actually most OS'es will automatically generate random new IPv6 addresses for you every 15 minutes or so and use those for outgoing connections for exactly this reason.of course this assumes your ISP actually gives you a /64 like it's supposed to and doesn't give you like, a single ipv6 address that you're supposed to NAT like I've heard some idiots have been doing.
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:how much of that is that Teredo bullshit or whatever it's called? uh pretty much none? google says out of all their global traffic teredo/6to4 traffic is 0.01% at top times while native ipv6 swings between 9% on weekends to 7% during the week (presumably because residential isps have been quicker to implement ipv6, while a bunch of workplaces are still ipv4) the peak of teredo/6to4 pentration was 0.20% in december 2009, the last time teredo/6to4 was above native ipv6 was March 14, 2010 when 6to4/teredo was 0.16% and native was 0.15% Nintendo Kid fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Oct 12, 2015 |
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i mean i've been using the same loving HE tunnel that i set up when i was first figuring out how networks worked when i was like 15 and thought it would only be temporary because ipv4 exhaustion was just a few years away and they'd have to switch over then!!! yes i am butthurt
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Oct 12, 2015 20:45
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Nintendo Kid posted:(presumably because residential isps have been quicker to implement ipv6, while a bunch of workplaces are still ipv4) that seems backwards, like companies would probably find it easier to add ipv6 because they actually have IT staff that knows what the gently caress it means whereas households consider their internet box an appliance that you just plug in and it does magic behind the scenes that makes the netflix get to the TV. i mean i guess if these people are also using the ISP's routers they can push firmware without them knowing and stuff... hm
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Oct 12, 2015 20:48
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businesses are really excited for all the ipv6 benefits like:
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Oct 12, 2015 20:49
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:that seems backwards, like companies would probably find it easier to add ipv6 because they actually have IT staff that knows what the gently caress it means whereas households consider their internet box an appliance that you just plug in and it does magic behind the scenes that makes the netflix get to the TV. i mean i guess if these people are also using the ISP's routers they can push firmware without them knowing and stuff... hm check it out, the weekend vs weekday breakdown is very clear https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
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Shaggar posted:businesses are really excited for all the ipv6 benefits like:
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good thing the more targeted the advertising is the more it nudges against the uncanny valley which people instinctively recoil from we aren't ever going to get posters that call you by name when you look at them because they'd be defaced within minutes btw ip6 adoption creeps in from the highest tiers and peering level, even if you get ipv4 down to your desktop there's basically a 100% chance now that it's encapsulated within ipv6 traffic once it hits your ISP because most peering is done with ipv6 now
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:
yeah but in practice your /64 is static, since there's more than enough /64s to go around. so you have a "household cookie" instead of a user cookie but w/e it's probably close enough idk what tmobile does because lol @ using tmobile for your cell service but i'm guessing some or all of your phone's address is static.
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also at least on twc if you get a /128 then it means you're granny dhcpv6'ing not dhcpv6-pd'ing like you should be doing
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Bhodi posted:good thing the more targeted the advertising is the more it nudges against the uncanny valley which people instinctively recoil from "minutes" is charitable.
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Oct 12, 2015 21:05
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v6 of things is when they get really good
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Oct 12, 2015 21:44
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JawnV6 posted:v6 of things is when they get really good shame that isn't true of you and your posting!!
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Oct 12, 2015 21:58
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yeah, when's jawnV8 gonna start deploying
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Oct 12, 2015 22:03
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JawnV6 posted:v6 of things is when they get really good vista is the v6 of wandows.
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Oct 12, 2015 22:21
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:vista is the v6 of wandows. it's either v5 or v7 or v10 or v12 depending on how you count, but not v6 in any of them. 
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Oct 12, 2015 22:27
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qirex posted:yeah, when's jawnV8 gonna start deploying
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Nintendo Kid posted:it's either v5 or v7 or v10 or v12 depending on how you count, but not v6 in any of them. um excuse me it's the one before 7 duh
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