Hug of death? I'm getting loads of 500 errors.
A demonstration of browser events used to monitor online behaviour
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#22funny, it can track/sync me from my "normal" chrome window over to the anonymous chrome window, anybody have a guess how it does that?
Did you copy and paste the URL? It adds an id on the end, it doesn't track me when I remove the id.
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#23This reminded me that notch web game[1]. Both kept me interested and I find them a very pleasant form of art. [1] http://game.notch.net/drowning/
Surprised no one has mentioned Cookie Clicker yet, which I think was what inspired notch to write that game: http://orteil.dashnet.org/cookieclicker/
Notch's game was written in Dart and the source code is simple and elegant:
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-29/?action=preview&uid...
Re: A demonstration of browser events used to monitor online behaviour
#24This reminded me that notch web game[1]. Both kept me interested and I find them a very pleasant form of art. [1] http://game.notch.net/drowning/
This was surprisingly moving! notch is truly talented.
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#25???? (please turn on your sound) nothing else on the site here.
Same happened to me on Firefox first (and worked on Chrome), but then when I tried again in Firefox, it worked there too. Also told me "Firefox! hmmm ... Privacy, alternative etc.." :)
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#26omg that is fun and freaky at the same time.
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#27I'm at work and a Dutch guy is speaking on the phone behind me, and then I hear this guy talk with a Dutch accent. It felt creepy as hell for a moment.
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#29It looks like all the audio files are stored as numbered mp3's on AWS, so those interested can grab all of them pretty simply.
My personal favorite is the, "Oh, for fucks sake": https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/clickclickclick.click/Voi...
There's a song as well: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/clickclickclick.click/Voi...
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#30Hug of death? I'm getting loads of 500 errors.
It seems to work now.