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One good example that I know of (since I studied in this direction) is POLARIS (http://www.graphics.stanford.edu/projects/polaris/ http://www.graphics.stanford.
by akuji1993 9y ago
One good example that I know of (since I studied in this direction) is POLARIS (http://www.graphics.stanford.edu/projects/polaris/ http://www.graphics.stanford.edu/projects/polaris/), which turned to the now pretty well-known Tableau Software.
> I couldn't read the article, presumably because of some anti-adblocker mechanism.
That is so stupid of news sites to do. They only thing that makes me do is leave your site immediately.
- krapp 9y ago>That is so stupid of news sites to do. They only thing that makes me do is leave your site immediately. It's almost as if they don't want anyone to read the content without also viewing the ads...
- keithpeter 9y agoI was able to read the page fine in Firefox with javascript disabled in the about:config settings. No ads visible on this particular page, but many sites have 'calm' banner style ads visible with javascript switched off. I keep Chromium in 'full fat' mode for sites with rich content and for coping with those public wifi connections where you have a javascript based terms and conditions page.
- tome 9y agoDid you know you can set up multiple profiles for Firefox and run one in no-JS mode and another in "full fat" mode (at the same time!)? (I think it's "firefox -profileManager")
- keithpeter 9y agoYup and I had a go at that but it got weird with the javascript state appearing to be the same on both profiles. Might look at it again.