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Swift seems to have changed quite a bit, given that every code sample now reads the same to me: "Oops! You appear to have an ad blocker enabled. ...(etc)"
by Yetanfou 10y ago
Swift seems to have changed quite a bit, given that every code sample now reads the same to me:
"Oops! You appear to have an ad blocker enabled. ...(etc)"
May I suggest checking linked pages with - the horror - an ad blocker enabled, and rejecting those which behave like this? I'm fine with a short request to disable ad blockers [1] but totally messing up a page just because someone prefers sanity over sponsorship it not worthy of support from a site like HN.
[1] not that I'd disable the ad blocker, but that is beside the point. Blocking ads servers the same function as locking doors: it keeps out unwanted visitors. I lock my door when I'm not around, don't you?