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Comment · 10 years ago

I'm guessing he thinks "Amazon Search" meant A9.com - which used to be Amazons search portal (like google / bing / yahoo).

Comment · 10 years ago

Yeah, not on Three's side here. It's not like ads are illegal / immoral / ianything. If a user wants to block, cool - not the ISP. Doesn't a portion of the online world depend* on ad revenue to exist? WTF are they doing?

Comment · 10 years ago

That's an awful example of a resume. The bar charts on the right mean nothing.

Comment · 11 years ago

(jokes)

Comment · 11 years ago

Comment · 11 years ago

err.. congratulations.

Comment · 11 years ago

What is the point / function / utility / novelty of this? And where does obfuscation come in to it?

Comment · 11 years ago

How very vague.

Comment · 11 years ago

It seems to be a wrapper around youtube

Comment · 11 years ago

For the future, Caudill and his colleagues are also working to fit Proxyham into other objects, such as a book, to make it easier to hide.

If you throw this in a library it would take you years to be able to identify it,” he said'

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Aside from the fact it'll be trailing a wire plugged into a power outlet.

Comment · 11 years ago

An index of others also online at: http://www.websdr.org

Comment · 11 years ago

Pricing AND country would be helpful. I guess it's probably US only- but it would be handy if it specifically stated where it's available. UK?

Comment · 11 years ago

Can anyone tell whether with this the Chromecast still needs to have an internet connection to work? In applications like digital signage would just want the Chromecast on a LAN - not with internet access.

I've had to roll my own stuff because of that limitation, which runs on a Raspberry PI plugged into the display. Would much rather have preferred to have a single Raspberry PI serving the content, and multiple chromecasts plugged into displays.

Comment · 11 years ago

I agree - it's the automated aspect of it that I feel uncomfortable with.