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My Ublock Origin count on that page is 80. I waited until it stopped counting and then got out of there.

• deleted 9y ago
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• tzs 9y ago
  The seems rather bizarre. What is the point of waiting for it to stop and then not staying around to read the article?
  • bagacrap 9y ago
    Principles
    • kazinator 9y ago
      Principles such as what, though? "I won't read an ad-sponsored site's article for free if the number of blockable items I didn't actually see is appallingly high." :)
      • tzs 9y ago
        I could actually see someone adopting that approach, on the theory that as the number of items you consider to be bad on the site goes up, so does the probability that it will include bad items that your blocker does not yet know how to stop. However, someone using that approach should bail on the site when the number blocked reaches some fixed threshold. That's why I thought it bizarre to wait around until it had finished before leaving.
  • kazinator 9y ago
    > The seems rather bizarre. A HN user called Bizarro, posting a bizarre remark? What are the odds ...
• pwg 9y ago
  With NoScript in the mix blocking all the javascript, the Ublock Origin count is only 11.
• jaytaylor 9y ago
  When in doubt just paste it to archive.is https://archive.is/MwzNr https://archive.is/MwzNr