Since that’s just a GitHub repo, can anyone explain the tech behind this?
Is this a pilot? Proof of concept? Who would use it? Has there been press about it? What’s the context?
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The interesting thing is this basically happened already, a while ago. WebASM exists.
So what's different here?
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If this is about blocking ads, how will this stop people using DNS based ad blocking? Been using control d for awhile and it's been great. Use their DNS on my router and every device in my house is ad free.
The JavaScript sent to the client can check if the resources are loaded.
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