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Qt Launches Digital Advertising Platform To Integrate Ads Into App UIs
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For the rest of 2022, we will focus on new tools to make your ad development workflow simpler and faster.
I wonder how many programs are going to start having random blank areas or some sort of placeholder X graphic because our HOSTS or PiHoles are blocking the ad URLs? That's already a problem I have on Android.
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Originally posted by Smurphy View Post
What do you mean? KDE Community creating a fork of Qt or similar? Dunno if that is even possible.
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Originally posted by Alexmitter View PostThis sounds like the future of KDE, I am excited for it and so happy that their great master finally gave them what they need.
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Originally posted by user1 View Post
I hope you're being sarcastic, but if this is the future of KDE, people will stop using it and the project will die.. So no, it won't happen
If yesterday or the day before the problem was funky text in source code....what's next? Funky frames in a GIF? Code hidden in jpg exif data?
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Originally posted by HaikuUser01234 View PostHow about we all stop allowing ads in our faces 24/7
Jesus
2. Don't use applications which shove ads in your face.
3. Don't use your PC/smartphone/etc - read books.
4. Maybe grow some patience - billboards are everywhere, why don't you go around buring them down?
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Originally posted by birdie View Post
1. Install uBlock Origin.
2. Don't use applications which shove ads in your face.
3. Don't use your PC/smartphone/etc - read books.
4. Maybe grow some patience - billboards are everywhere, why don't you go around buring them down?
2. Yeah, but sometimes you don't have a choice*
3. Books aren't an alternative to PCs and smartphones.
4. I've considered it. I've almost had a few accidents at night due to billboards having overly bright screens that screw up my night vision.
*and then sometimes you do have a choice so you buy the premium ad-free version of an app and then two or three years later they drop support for the paid version and come out with a subscription service. That's happened more than once to me on Android. Happened enough times that I believe Google should be Class Actioned to update their developer terms to prevent Pro App bait and switch.
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