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Qt Launches Digital Advertising Platform To Integrate Ads Into App UIs
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
I don't like the idea that my desktop UI can talk to ad serversLast edited by user1; 18 January 2022, 10:38 AM.
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Originally posted by birdie View Post
LMAO please don't, it can land you in prison.
FWIW, I actually don't drive after dark if I don't have to due to how sensitive my eyes are in darkness. For example, bright red brake lights put purple dots in my vision for a couple minutes. If it's bad enough I have to pull over, close my eyes, and wait a few minutes for my eyes to relax and the dots to go away. Another one is most (wire-fed) welders I know have their lens darkness set between 9 to 11 where I'll use 12-13 for the same thing because my eyes are that much more sensitive to lights in darkness.
While overly bright lights in darkness really bother my light sensitive eyes it's a godsend when I'm at a dark site with my telescope or just outside at night in general because I can see a lot more than most. Gotta take the good with the bad.
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Originally posted by oleid View Post
huh? just run your own DoH server.
So no, you cannot intercept it as you do currently with regular DNS or DoS. You will need to have a transparent proxy in between that is able to identify the DoH requests and reroute these. I have yet to find such thing!Linuxer since the early beginnings...
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Originally posted by Serafean View Posttbh what killed Qt for me is QML. Seemed like a good idea. I don't think it is.
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Originally posted by Smurphy View Post
Would be nice. But the web-page will define the DNS over HTTP to go to for target FQDN etc..
So no, you cannot intercept it as you do currently with regular DNS or DoS. You will need to have a transparent proxy in between that is able to identify the DoH requests and reroute these. I have yet to find such thing!
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Originally posted by birdie View Post4. Maybe grow some patience - billboards are everywhere, why don't you go around buring them down?
Ads pop up, blocking whatever you're doing and scream at you to buy things. They are extremely dehumanizing and disruptive. Little banners at the bottom of the screen aren't so bad, but the problem is, that's never enough for some people. Some developers and advertisers really have to make the ad scream at you and not let you do anything until you've sat through it.
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Originally posted by tuxd3v View PostIf this is real...
I predict the end of KDE is near...
This is an optional library service. It does not have to be used (there are tons of capabilities in Qt that are only used by a few, but important, subset of the Qt licensees). The Qt Company is going to be responsive to the needs of their paying customers, and that some of those customers have requested an integrated advertising platform is not exactly unexpected given where Qt is being used.
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