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reasonality

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    Comment #11258344

    You're assuming the set of people who dislike ads and actively block them, intersects with the set of people who don't mind ads. I'm not convinced that's the case. They're usually …

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    Comment #11258291

    Well clearly the experience for people not using ad blockers is substantially worse than it was 10 years ago. If the usage of ad blockers increases, you can bet that those not usin…

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    Comment #11258190

    How does it hurt them? You stopped leeching their bandwidth without any opportunity for them to earn any ad revenue from them! Allowing leeches on your website doesn't seem that be…

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    Comment #11258183

    Or just hide and obfuscate the ads better. Getting past ad-blockers isn't exactly rocket science. This is an arms race which will not end well.

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    Comment #11223141

    Are you also against relevant adverts in magazines? Some of those are pretty useful...

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    Comment #11054946

    If you live in a city, then you have far bigger problems. It's no way to live.

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    Comment #10982539

    Almost sounds like the plot for "Trading places".

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    Comment #10909745

    All magic comes at a price. You could have learnt other tricks of the trade, could have made new friends talking to that human bartender. Talking to someone who is a master at some…

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    Comment #10620503

    It depends what you're developing, and who you're developing with. If you're developing something which must work 100% every time or else someone will die, then unit tests are a mu…

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    Comment #10596016

    Do you really think you can persuade members of a death suicide cult to come to their senses so easily after years of brainwashing? Have you ever tried convincing an athiest that t…