Coming Soon to a Wireless Hotspot Near You: Ads
mindless4210 writes "A new generation of spam is born with the launch of FreeFi's new Wi-Fi advertising network. It is the first service of its kind, with intentions of delivering ad content to hotspots around the world starting in mid-Summer. FreeFi's President, Lawrence Laffer, says that the service displays a 'persistent set of ads adjacent to the user's browser without use of invasive advertising software or pop-up ads.' He also claims '[their] market research indicates that, except for pop-ups, people really don't mind ads.'" This seems like the kind of thing that would keep me from using "free" wireless access, but I've a feeling I'm in the minority.
bah
comes the FP!
I will not run foreign code on my computer and nobody else should either. This is just a stepping stone to security vulerabilities that we should be trying to squash, not needlessly encourage.
A computer should be a tight ship. Not a leaky dingy like Microsoft Windows. They have independently spawed a whole category of spyware and malware that's automatically downloaded and executed through the web browser. Need we say more?
What the hell?!? Who kicked CowboyNeal and woke him up, dammit? The last six stories on the main page are all CB.
CB: [snxxnss] Wha? Huuxhnaa?
CB: [Postpostpostpostpostpost]
Collapses back on bed
CB: [snnnxnnss]
What does it mean to wake out of a dream
and be wearing someone else's shorts?
BNL, Born on a Pirate Ship (1998)
Thinkgeek sells the most stupid shit, though. It's really sad how it caters to the retarded obsession 'geeks' have with caffiene. Honestly, you must be a real loser if you buy anything from there.
If it causes less porn, we hate it.
You're a right stupid shit, you know.