▶ No.827237>>827247 >>830163
include those pesky javascri[pt coin miners too like monero crap
▶ No.827247>>827249 >>827256 >>827258 >>827382 >>827410 >>827423 >>827442 >>827846 >>830102 >>830337
>>827237
I see no problem with a cryptocurrency miner. It will help kill the ad industry.
"Click to disable miner" on the page would always be a nice touch tho
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>>827247
Good idea.
With this we can finally get rid of ads and adblockers.
▶ No.827264
>>827233 (OP)
The fucking BlockAdBlocker uses inline as well.
▶ No.827382>>827419
>>827247
No they won't. That's like cutting taxes for the rich to stop them from removing jobs. They will just miners AND continue showing ads. It's more profitable.
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>>827247
seems fair enough
▶ No.827419>>827421
>>827382
Your analogy is almost as bad as your conclusion
▶ No.827421>>827426 >>827440 >>828754
>>827419
t. /pol/yp
It's just exactly what is happening. E.g piratebay added a miner and continued to show ads without even disclosing their use of the former.
▶ No.827423>>827435 >>827438 >>827440 >>827442
>DISABLE JAVASCRIPT WHEN APPROPRIATE
That means always
>>827247
miners are horrible
they use 100% cpu, steal your electricity, make your room warmer, make your browser slow
▶ No.827426
>>827421
are you seriously expecting piracy and warez sites to act ethically?
▶ No.827435>>827437 >>827442
>>827423
>they use 100% cpu
100% of one core.
>steal your electricity
You pay electricity to access the content. Disabling the miner is stealing.
>make your room warmer
This is a good thing in the winter.
>make your browser slow
You sound very impatient.
I bet you block ads too.
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>>827423
Anybody who steals my cycles gets the bullet!
▶ No.827440
>>827421
What makes you think I've ever posted on /pol/? Are you a /leftypol/ idpol moron?
>>827423
>use 100% cpu
They don't have to, and most don't, for obvious reasons. Stop spreading lies.
<steal your electricity
<make your room warmer
<a rephrasing of "use 100% cpu"
Grasping for straws
▶ No.827441>>827443
>disable javascript
you're gonna have to cancel your internet service for that m8
▶ No.827442>>827445
>>827247
>I see no problem with a cryptocurrency miner
You're just executing code that you didn't ask for but yeah there's no problem
> It will help kill the ad industry.
Nice proof.
The only way to kill the ad/datamining industry is to disable JS or use Tor.
>>827423
>they use 100% cpu, steal your electricity, make your room warmer, make your browser slow
2/10
It's simply unethical just has adding ads.
>>827435
>You pay electricity to access the content. Disabling the miner is stealing.
>Disabling the miner is stealing.
>the miner is stealing.
>stealing
Ok look you are executing code (probably non-free one btw) that you didn't ask for on a publicly accessible website who doesn't ask you if you want to datamine coins for them.
It's still not ethical.
The web didn't need advertisement in the first place to exist.
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>>827441
>when appropriate
▶ No.827445>>827449 >>827452 >>827454 >>827884
>>827442
Sure. Everyone can use everything for free, server hosts don't need money, huge websites providing free services can exist solely on donations etc etc
Get lost, you fucking <70 IQ subhuman
▶ No.827449>>827651
>>827445
Who said websites needed to be ran like a business and had to make a profit?
▶ No.827450>>827452 >>827455
i recommend No-Script Suite Lite,
you can enable javascripts website-by-website basis
▶ No.827452
>>827445
>Sure. Everyone can use everything for free, server hosts don't need money, huge websites providing free services can exist solely on donations etc etc
WEW
Nice interpretation <70 IQ human
I'm sure you get plenty of money shilling in these parts of the web.
Hopefully for you don't get money from the quantity of people you convince.
>>827450
uMatrix is more than enough.
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>>827445
holy shit calm the fuck down Stefan Molyneux
▶ No.827455
>>827450
NoScript for Firefox 57 is complete shit, it made me switch to uMatrix.
▶ No.827651>>827656
>>827449
People are willing to invest their time in things for free, but when it comes to investing money, it's something else. Nobody wants to run websites at a loss, and depending on how big your website is, said loss may be huge, every single month. And that's just the hosting.
The best idea would be offering Premium subscription services for coin mining hours. Want that Brazzers membership? Click here and keep this page open for six hours. Congratulations, you can now watch your meme porn. Wanna play your shitty WoW? Enable the miner for four hours for two hours of subscription fucking Blizzard jews.
▶ No.827656>>827707
>>827651
While nobody wants to run at a loss, some people find the value of having a website is worth more than what they have to pay to have it hosted.
For example, I have a site related to one of my obscure hobbies. On the site are some resources that some people in the community use. I find value in having a platform where I can put my content and being to share it with other people.
▶ No.827657>>827780
There's literally nothing wrong with ads you subhuman retards. It's just a picture on the side of the page.
A bitcoin miner on the other hand will eat up your CPU and cripple your computer, and each website that has one makes it worse and worse.
▶ No.827707
>>827656
I could consider running a service for maybe $20 a month, but any non obscure website costs way more than that. $100-$200 month is a very possible cost for a sub-8chan website, and even if you could pay for it with most jobs, it's a considerable expense.
▶ No.827739
You should disable JavaScript and only enable it when appropriate.
▶ No.827765
In 09 i used userfly.js also made a live screencast of a client machine Nowadays a javascript keylogger is sufficient enough. No one needs a livefeed from how i scroll around when browsing a site.
coinhive, when it started to interfere with my vidya watching, i had to shutitdown.jpg
▶ No.827780
>>827657
You're absolutely right. In the same way that there's nothing wrong with having an account on a website, it's not the adverts in themselves that are the problem, and it's disingenuous when content blockers call themselves "adblockers", because it opens themselves up to the fabricated ethical dilemma that lobbyists fabricated that you're stealing money. It also implies that adverts on the Internet only exist in one form and not in sponsorship or procured, first-party adverts, and they're tricking people into thinking that normal people don't reserve the right to control the very code that's executed on THEIR OWN computers. The debate is just absolutely disgusting, because it's people on two sides arguing over their outlook on a premise that is inherently wrong.
▶ No.827846>>828704
>>827247
Except for the fact that, right now, they are only used in exploits on websites you already pay for. Imagine paying for access to Showtime and then having to mine Monero while watching HD video because their tech team is too stupid to vet the JS of their thousands of analytics providers. Even excepting exploits, the websites already adopting this just stick it in the background and don't even mention it.
And forcing browsers to mine will fucking destroy phones. I know this isn't a problem for /tech/, but I'm saying that it's not feasible for funding a normalfag website.
If you want to embed CoinHive in your website to take the place of ads, it should:
>be voluntary
>afford some type of privilege for participating, even if it's just disabling ads
>allow you to donate crypto to avoid it altogether
There is potential, especially given how pernicious advertising can be for user privacy, but I don't trust the average website to use it in a more responsible manner than how they're using ads now.
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>>827952
Oh airgap, you mean something like google voice command that is constantly listenning? If a high pitched noise arrives, then it noises the answer back?
Like silverpush, just coincidence that every android has a "ant" app installed ,probably same ant as in the snowden papers.
Can't find it now. it is on another machine, but when searching for chrome permission speech permission israeli or something like that, there should be script that abuses the mic permissions in chrome. Just imagine, even the chrome browser is a fuckinhg listening device. I was able to use it and i'm slow.
▶ No.828152
>>827952
Good reason to not have android or iphone.
▶ No.828704
>>827846
But throttling the execution would work. Simply use 20% of your available resources.
▶ No.828708>>828711 >>830292
>disable javascript
>90% of websites dont work anymore
▶ No.828711
>>828708
Stop going to shitty websites.
▶ No.828726>>828757
>>827952
>Jews outsmarting whites once again
Wow, you're really an embarrassment
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>>827421
>" Everyone I don't like is /pol/."
You're retarded.
▶ No.828757>>830193
>>828726
>1.) Anon posts about the Jews being unethical.
>2.)You say, "Jews are outsmarting whites. You are an embarrassment."
A good citizen ignores whatever the jews do. Don't be an embarassment, goyim. If you don't let us do whatever we want, you are a shameful loser.
▶ No.830102
>>827247
>I see no problem with a cryptocurrency miner. It will help kill the ad industry.
<x replaces y so x is good although there is literally no evidence they'll do the sound argument that I presented
>"Click to disable miner" on the page would always be a nice touch tho
<*insert slogan* end with a (((positive vibes)))
Shill or retard?
You realize they'll just do both instead? Why hit the bird with a different and new stone when they can hit two birds with a single one? No one's stopping them and you can't stop them no matter how sound your argument is.
▶ No.830108
You should dns-block the domains of these tracking sites as well.
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>>828757
>whitey mad than we keep owning his devices
>buttblasted id/pol/ defense force arrives
▶ No.830227>>830243
Brave anons, we need an alternative for cuckpages which remove functionality without scripts.
a campaign, perhaps? anything.
▶ No.830243>>830253
How about ENABLE javascript when appropriate? uMatrix FTW.
>>830227
neocities.org
▶ No.830253
>>830243
>uMatrix
does not display noscript tag
▶ No.830292
>>828708
>neocities.org
I don't think neocities will ever make a comeback outside of hobbyists who like the web 1.0 aesthetic. Even then, some neocities sites still use javascript.
▶ No.830311
>Not simply applying for a license to disable the cc miner
▶ No.830337
>>827247
I have no problem with a crypto miner if it effects other people. I'd block that shit in an instance the second it touches my computer though.