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At least he didn’t hump their flag…

They inject those directly. It’ll block all of Google’s other ads though.

Shady ones, absolutely. I’ve seen games do it, too. That’s a hard pass, probably for the majority of Lemmings, for sure.

It can block ads on your whole home network and your mobile devices when not at home. I pay like $20/year and I never see ads. I still run block on my Mac.

NextDNS makes all of the browser stuff you’re talking about moot, other than ads served by the app/site itself. Also blocks ads in apps, games, etc. I can’t even remember what it was like to play a mobile game that has video ads jammed in your face.

I’d argue that 3 and 5 are actually selection qualities for a job paying that low, with a question like that. The rest are all dis-qualifiers of course.

It’s never someone more expensive.

I think they were viewing it from a risk justification perspective. Giving anything kernel level access is high risk, and game publishers have not even remotely earned that level of trust.

This is good news. Better news would be dropping the bill, but at least this won’t hurt FOSS.