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Comment by daveloyall | Hacker News Reader

What are those weird jpgs in the middle of the document?

    <img class="alignnone wp-image-1862 size-full"
         src="http://104.200.17.162/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/1-NIymPARSs8VUS67yCReiTw.jpeg"
         alt="1-NIymPARSs8VUS67yCReiTw"
         height="667"
         width="1000">

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Just accompanying images. For some reason, it's set to an IP instead of the same URL as the site, but if you replace said IP with the site URL (luckypeach.com) it will load.

for the lazy: http://luckypeach.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/1-NIymPARSs...

Oh. Yesterday these came up as pictures of the filename. Like, white background, black text. Today, at least one of them is a picture of kelp.

Probably tracking pixels or something.

A 667 x 1000 tracking pixel no less.

Well yeah, the bigger the tracking pixel, the more you can track, right?

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