He talks about how honey gets access to the codes by scraping every promo code submitted by the users. Doesn’t that mean that someone could automate something to submit false codes by the 100s whenever you are at checkout to fill PayPal with junk data? Making honey useless for everyone for that merchant because it can’t tell the real from the fake. An anti honey extension.

What’s PayPal going to do? Try to sue because the data they are illegally obtaining is being tainted? Obviously the codes wouldn’t work on merchants so they are fine in this.

Who is Luigi, Alex?

This is a fascinating article. As someone who has never owned an apple device in my life out of principle, this is actually making me consider one.

Clippy doesn’t forgive. Clippy doesn’t forget.

I guess it depends on how easy you can be discovered. It’s easy to take off your clothes and get people to pay you to do it, but if you’re in a sea of 1000s of women doing the same thing are you seen?

Same thing with being a YouTuber. Anyone can create a channel. It’s hard to make that channel worth something.