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#81

Does anyone know if an internet radio station like this exists but is not only restricted to a few genres?

SomaFM takes the cake here. Tags Trip, Groove Salad and Space Station are my personal favourites. I regularly donate.

Fun fact: I found SomaFM through Kali Linux. Of all things!

Re: Rekt.network

#83

Given the name I found it poetic that I could not reach the website because of overly-aggressive cloudflare protection. Wrecked network indeed.

That's probably a PEBKAC in terms of your software choices or behaviour. Works fine for most users, you're a fringe case for whatever reason.

you're a fringe case for whatever reason

Everyone is a fringe case eventually. Even you.

Re: Rekt.network

#85

Does anyone know if an internet radio station like this exists but is not only restricted to a few genres?

SomaFM takes the cake here. Tags Trip, Groove Salad and Space Station are my personal favourites. I regularly donate. Fun fact: I found SomaFM through Kali Linux. Of all things!

I've found so many cool bands through their Indie Pop Rocks station.

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That's probably a PEBKAC in terms of your software choices or behaviour. Works fine for most users, you're a fringe case for whatever reason.

you're a fringe case for whatever reason Everyone is a fringe case eventually. Even you.

Never encountered it once in thirteen years of using CloudFlare. If it did happen to me eventually as a one-off freak occurrence, that's a temporary fringe event.

If it is happening to the commenter continually throughout CF's network then I'd say that's probably their problem. Frequent or consistent? Well, it's probably the user.

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#88
post #31

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You can easily spam the browser history using a redirect slide, effectively preventing users from leaving the page. No need for any JS, works even with active ad blockers. It’s relatively common on malicious sites.

Even on actually respectable newspapers. Spiegel Online for example has this in place...

Spegel Online also does "pay or okay" (pay or accept tracking), so maybe at some point it's time to re-evaluate their respectability.

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post #31

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You can easily spam the browser history using a redirect slide, effectively preventing users from leaving the page. No need for any JS, works even with active ad blockers. It’s relatively common on malicious sites.

Modern browsers will rarely store redirecting sites in the history stack AFAIK

Which browser does this? Would love to see the feature in action…
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