Clever hacker fits 537,000 domains in a $5 ESP32 ad-blocking dongle
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Re: Clever hacker fits 537,000 domains in a $5 ESP32 ad-blocking dongle
#2Clever hacker needs to look up a Bloom Filter
Re: Clever hacker fits 537,000 domains in a $5 ESP32 ad-blocking dongle
#3Clever hacker needs to look up a Bloom Filter
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Re: Clever hacker fits 537,000 domains in a $5 ESP32 ad-blocking dongle
#4Clever hacker needs to look up a Bloom Filter
Lazy commenters need to look at the README to see that the bloom filter is mentioned as a next step. The hacker is indeed clever.
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#6Clever hacker needs to look up a Bloom Filter
> how it could grow : Bloom filter in RAM as a fast pre-filter (skip flash for the ~99% of misses)
Re: Clever hacker fits 537,000 domains in a $5 ESP32 ad-blocking dongle
#7is it enough to block all ads on tomshardware?
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#9Clever hacker needs to look up a Bloom Filter
I opened the article and immediately ctrl-f'd for the word "bloom". Though the author plans to use them.
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#10is it enough to block all ads on tomshardware?
Last time I visited Tom Shardware it felt like the whole thing is basically an ad. Is the content still any good? I recall back when it was the go-to.