@shhnawkee@BarstoolSicEm Notre Dame somehow did it with their Joyce Center (built in 1968, so older than Ferrell), and it cost them $25 million (completed in 2013). Even taking into account inflation, it'd be much cheaper.
If you're interested in "web3" blockchain stuff (and really beyond that concerning the platformization of the Internet), here's a superb run-down: https://t.co/naFNAo37KQ @moxie
Nice to see this reported on, but where's Vox Media's ‘reject all’ button? Or actually any button to reject cookies? https://t.co/7MjA5NImtX @Verge@jjvincent
There's only an 'Accept' button, and if you want to opt-out, you have to click the small link to read the privacy policy, which then tells you look up how to disable all cookies in your browser—yes, this is the only way to opt-out—and that this may not even be possible on mobile.
One can learn much from Google.
For instance how to outsmart the publishing industry.
@roofjoke and I spent the past months studying Google's 7-year-campaign to neutralise its adversaries among the world's leading media firms with strategic gifts. Here is what we learned:
I'm back from a week at my mom's house and now I'm getting ads for her toothpaste brand, the brand I've been putting in my mouth for a week. We never talked about this brand or googled it or anything like that.
As a privacy tech worker, let me explain why this is happening. 🧵