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The web link at which top? The link on news.ycombinator.com, which I was responding to, goes to a paywall teaser.
by metafunctor 10y ago
The web link at which top? The link on news.ycombinator.com, which I was responding to, goes to a paywall teaser.
- d0ugal 10y ago"94 points by dcgudeman 1 hour ago | flag | hide | past | web | 95 comments | favorite" The "web" in this line, just below the title. It takes you to a google search.
- ericzawo 10y agoThe link at the top of the google result of the headline you should search. (But if you enjoy the WSJ, consider picking up a subscription or a paper from time to time.) :)
- robteix 10y agoJust below the headline in hackernews, you'll see a small "toolbar" of links: > N points by someone 2 hours ago | flag | hide | past | web | N comments | favorite The OP was referring to the one that says "web"
- metafunctor 10y agoInteresting, didn't realize the Hacker News had a paywall workaround built in. Let's just hope Rupert Murdoch doesn't sue us all.
- randomanybody 10y agoI hope he does try to sue for a link to google which has a link to his own site which behaves in a certain way based on the if HTTP_REFERER header says it was from google. He could stop the behavior at any time by changing his own code. It would set a good public precedent to help curtail such buffoonery moving forward.