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Dan listens to rain falling on the rooftop
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    1. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12

      pardon me as I howl imprecations into the windpic.twitter.com/h9FiS6jdaz

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    2. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12

      I've been thinking lately that there's an opportunity for a Yelp-esque racket to pressure content creators into making their content available via RSS. The premise is that you have some automatic scraping. This scraping is okay but is a little janky. Maybe it also strips out ads

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    3. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12

      Creator can pay you for better scraping that just coincidentally doesn't strip ads. Or they can support RSS/Atom natively. You know, either way.

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    4. Dan listens to rain falling on the rooftop‏ @danlistensto Oct 12
      Replying to @bitemyapp

      you want paywalls? cuz this is how you get paywalls (that might actually be an acceptable outcome tbh)

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    5. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12
      Replying to @danlistensto

      paywalls don't preclude RSS as Patreon has proven

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      Dan listens to rain falling on the rooftop‏ @danlistensto Oct 12
      Replying to @bitemyapp

      the more i think about this idea the more i love it. micropayments for RSS (or any other actually good content delivery mechanism) is a plausible solution to a lot of what's bad about the current state of the internet.

      9:30 AM - 12 Oct 2018
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        2. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12
          Replying to @danlistensto

          I've worked in ad-tech. I don't want any of those fuckers running JavaScript on my machine. Part of the reason I hate SPAs is that they're a trojan horse for third-party JavaScript that forces enabling JS for that domain.

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        3. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12
          Replying to @bitemyapp @danlistensto

          "and before anyone says, 'but I only enable JS for that content provider's domain'", remember: >I've worked in ad-tech. how hard do you think it is to run JS-driven ads through the content provider's domain? Nobody's auditing the code either.

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        4. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12
          Replying to @bitemyapp @danlistensto

          Native advertising isn't solely about having ads present on the platform in a less jarring way. It's also about having a deeper integration for injecting JS.

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        5. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12
          Replying to @bitemyapp @danlistensto

          Some native advertising platforms have separate JavaScript tags that you can block but that won't last. They'll start having the platform devs weaving it into the JS payloads required to make the site work.

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        6. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12
          Replying to @bitemyapp @danlistensto

          Now you're in an arms race where you're trying to burn tires in front of APCs to prevent their JS working except as of several years ago we already had anti-blocking defenses that could detect when a global variable was getting fucked with and would generate random variable names

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        1. Chris Allen ΧΡ (Petrantoni) (NM &  🎚)‏ @bitemyapp Oct 12
          Replying to @danlistensto

          It's analogous to what @BrendanEich is doing with @Brave but his approach is still browser-centric and still runs JS so it never is fully secure nor will it ever try to make the web less monolithic.

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