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A comment on 16nm ARMv8 SoC for servers and workstations.

Re:16nm ARMv8 SoC for servers and workstations by CaliforniaKarl on Friday June 16, 2017 @08:11PM (#14573499)
When I went to the site, I got a fairly insidious takeover ad: The ad took over the whole page, displaying a 10-second countdown timer and a "Click Here to go to site" link. The "Click Here…" link triggered another pop-up ad (it never took me to the site), and when the timer expired, nothing happened. The URL bar had been changed, so reloading wouldn't help, and the back button took me to a blank screen.

Therefore, I present an outline.com link for the article: https://www.outline.com/cUUPVn

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Re:16nm ARMv8 SoC for servers and workstations by mtm8643 on Friday June 16, 2017 @10:29PM (#14573967)
Anandtech has been a mainstay for professional hardware reviews and opinions for more than a decade... I actually just made a HN account to tell you that you might want to check your browser for malware because I've never seen anything like that on there.
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Re:16nm ARMv8 SoC for servers and workstations by AlphaSite on Saturday June 17, 2017 @10:48AM (#14576120)
They were bought out a few years ago.
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Re:16nm ARMv8 SoC for servers and workstations by sliken on Friday June 16, 2017 @11:02PM (#14574046)
Never seen anything like that. Ads, sure, but nothing that obnoxious. I suspect any ad network has the occasional mistake, but generally anandtech is pretty good.
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Re:16nm ARMv8 SoC for servers and workstations by xbmcuser on Friday June 16, 2017 @11:52PM (#14574169)
Check your browser and device for malware
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Re:16nm ARMv8 SoC for servers and workstations by FollowSteph3 on Saturday June 17, 2017 @08:25AM (#14575593)
I got the same thing too. I think it's a paid ad on their website and not intention by them
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