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Hi,
I have disabled adblock plus for this site, but still get no ads.
I also use noscript, but white-listed phoronix.com,
as wel as googletagservices.com, googleadservices.com, ajax.googleapis.com, googlesyndication.com, amazon-adsystem.com.
Since I want to avoid white-listing many ad sites unconditionally,
Is there a list of (limited numbers of) sites where javascript should be enabled in order to get ads?
thanks in advance.
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Here's an interesting thought: Suppose Michael were to produce an open-source app that would use your existing GPU install and drivers to mine bitcoin and dump it into a Phoronix bitcoin wallet while benchmarking the whole process? The resulting benchmarks could be used to compare OpenCL performance of various setups on a new Forums section. Users would have the option of running this while logged-in to buy premium accounts if it made enough money to do so, or if not a revenue sharing option could be added for users who have bitcoin wallets.
I know GPU mining isn't what is used to be due to ASIC mining setups, but while someone is reading this site their GPU is sitting there doing almost nothing. Lots of us don't have bitcoin wallets, accounts set up for mining, etc. This sort of application could set up everything to a single Phoronix account on a click and play basis.
Download the ready to use installable file Deb, RPM, etc your distro or from Phoronix itself, or compile from source if you have a reason such as code verification/audit to do so. With the application being the usual open source Linux product, it would be possible to audit and verify the whole works so users could trust that they were sharing newly mined bitcoin and not their personal information.
Those who have a bitcoin wallet and are going for revenue sharing would simply select a menu option to do so and enter the needed information. It would also be possible to run the whole thing anonymously without revenue sharing when this is a requirement, Bitcoin is widely used for exactly that sort of transactions. Also, bitcoin mining loads the GPU, ads load the CPU and the network instead, competing with the browser. I'll take a high GPU load when using the site any day over a high CPU load, the load level perhaps being user throttleable for fan and heat control reasons.
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Originally posted by tskd View PostHi,
I have disabled adblock plus for this site, but still get no ads.
I also use noscript, but white-listed phoronix.com,
as wel as googletagservices.com, googleadservices.com, ajax.googleapis.com, googlesyndication.com, amazon-adsystem.com.
Since I want to avoid white-listing many ad sites unconditionally,
Is there a list of (limited numbers of) sites where javascript should be enabled in order to get ads?
thanks in advance.
Unfortunately I am unemployed by the time so premium is not an option right now. I would like to enable ads at least but also for me: site white-listed with adblock (uBlock) and noscript but still no ads visible. Even when I disable the plugins completely no ads are showing.
Sys is arch, XFCE, Firefox (all latest on the main/release branches).
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Originally posted by theringoffire View PostPlus one here on Firefox.[...] no ads are showing.
They introduced their own kinda ad-blocking there.
Originally posted by Luke View PostHere's an interesting thought: Suppose Michael were to produce an open-source app that would use your existing GPU install and drivers to mine bitcoin and dump it into a Phoronix bitcoin wallet while benchmarking the whole process? [...]
However, there are still profitable altcoins to mine. Ethereum is maybe still the most profitable, even after the hardfork-debacle. And setting up ethminer to mine into some wallet on OpenCL is like the easiest thing to do.
Michael would need to set a wallet up, share the address and there we go.Last edited by juno; 02 August 2016, 10:47 PM.
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Originally posted by juno View Post
Are you browsing in Firefox' private mode?
They introduced their own kinda ad-blocking there.
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This shameless Dell advertising made me turn on my ad blocker. I clicked the pause button (seen in the first image) to stop the video, but instead of stopping, it covered the page and it started in full size. As much as I understand the need for advertising as an income, I tend to trust sites like phoronix way more than others, so I didn't expect this kind of bullshit. Not that any site is infallible to weird ads but this truly sucks. I felt like an idiot, clicking a "You're the 1,000,000th visitor! Claim your prize now!" ad.
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Thanks for your reply. It's this one:
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