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Eric Stevens
SubjectRe: Next Lightroomrequires 64bit
FromEric Stevens
Date01/30/2015 23:31 (01/31/2015 11:31)
Message-ID<b21oca12he5r751p5kn25p19e0lugu69d7@4ax.com>
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On Fri, 30 Jan 2015 12:41:19 -0500, nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:

nospam
In article <sandman-d77557fe6296a5103c461ff4ab09b729@individual.net>, Sandman <mr@sandman.net>wrote:

<http://tinyurl.com/nn9sde8>

Sandman: that link is *not* the same as the above, which is *exactly* why tinyurl is *bad* and should never be used, as it doesn't necessarily go to where the user says it does.

in the case of the above, it goes through an ad-tracker which can be blocked (and often is).

Sandman
That's really odd, it doesn't for me, and using tinyurl's preview function:

http://preview.tinyurl.com/nn9sde8

Shows it pointing directly at Adobe's site. I wonder what happened to your browser when you clicked it. Odd!

nospam: it's not my browser. you are once again, clueless.

NIce, always revert to being an asshole in spite of me saying nothing rude to you.

nospam
you blamed it on me due to your ignorance of the topic.

Sandman
I blamed nothing on you, you illiterate fool

nospam
yes you did:

Sandman
I wonder what happened to your browser when you clicked it. Odd!

nospam
it's not my browser.

the tinyurl link, which *you* gave, goes through www.dpbolvw.net which is an ad-tracker.

There is something strange going on here. When all this argument started I check and found that you (nospam) were correct. The Tinyurl address given by Sandman was sourced on 'dpbolvw'. A few minutes later it had change to 'blogs.adobe.com' so at this point Sandman was correct. This raises questions about what has been going on, how it was done, and who is responsible for it.

i block ad-tracking sites, so that link *does not work* at all.

you apparently do not block ad-tracking sites and are oblivious to the redirect and stubbornly refuse to acknowledge that it does that.

this is *very* easy to test. look for a connection to www.dpbolvw.net, which resolves to 8.18.45.85.

better yet, block connections to ad-tracking sites.

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Regards,

Eric Stevens

nospam (1h & 46m)