Contextual advertising win? Or fail?
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How many people would look up such a term? There must also be a Latin term for the fear of hit counter remaining at zero in perpetuity.
Contextual advertising win? Or fail?
(see attachment in previous post)
Contextual advertising win? Or fail?
How many people would look up such a term? There must also be a Latin term for the fear of hit counter remaining at zero in perpetuity.
A few companies are learning that "clever" ads like that could score well in the "viral culture". But a lot of times, especially in technology, ad placement algorithms scan for keywords and smash an ad onto the article. Hilarity ensues. Slashdot has experienced bunches of this because their content is fairly focused on the same twelve-ish categories of news. I tend not to see the ads because of adblocks, but usually when it happens someone posts a tinypic or something where a story is something like "Users concerned about security of the cloud in wake of Amazon cloud outage", and then the ad alg smashes "Amazon cloud services!!" onto it.


I can see it. Kind of like The Tonight Show standard bit where people supposedly send in newspaper clippings of ads with funny typos. The thing with tracking I really find annoying is it seems as soon as I buy something online I get an email that I could have purchased the same item at 75% of the cost. Like, now you tell me!(Homer voice)
Edit: What I need is a predictive heuristic. Like, I get an email "we know you are going to buy a 256 GB Lexar USB 3.0 for $150. Stop! We'll give it to you for $100 shipping included!"
Sort of like a reverse auction.
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Funny joke. But how come the Irish guy has a name but the Polish guy doesn't?


Funny joke. But how come the Irish guy has a name but the Polish guy doesn't?Yeah, I noticed that. It's the sort of thing that has been puzzling philosophers for centuries.
Funny joke. But how come the Irish guy has a name but the Polish guy doesn't?Yeah, I noticed that. It's the sort of thing that has been puzzling philosophers for centuries.

I'm pretty sure it was Polish Philosophers. But I don't recall any of their names.
I'm pretty sure it was Polish Philosophers. But I don't recall any of their names.
O'lympiodorus?




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