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I declined to accept all the tracking cookies and thus couldn't read the article.

• fabianhjr 6y ago
  Weird, I set my browser to block all third party cookies and upon inspection this page isn't using any cookies at all.
  • dogma1138 6y ago
    They do, get a nice GDPR notice too. You might be blocking everything.
    • Digit-Al 6y ago
      I thought their notice was terrible. A huge list of companies each of which has t be turned off individually as there is no reject all button as many of these things have. If I had unchecked all of them it would have taken me longer to do that than to read the article.
      • noja 6y ago
        That's illegal. It should be as easy to reject as to accept.
    • fabianhjr 6y ago
      Yeah, between uBlock origin and other privacy stuff I get almost no notices nor other anoying things while browsing. That should be the default for everyone. :/
      • dogma1138 6y ago
        I have privacy badger and ublock and I still got a GDPR notice. You can also see which cookies / tracking domains were blocked there are over 20 tracking cookies on that page...
• ignoramous 6y ago
  I use archive.is as a mirror at times for exactly that: https://archive.is/DHKhl https://archive.is/DHKhl
• bigbubba 6y ago
  Block javascript, it does you more harm than good: https://0x0.st/iC9f.png https://0x0.st/iC9f.png
  • meowster 6y ago
    "more harm than good" or "more good than harm"?
  • majjgepolja 6y ago
    Wow you even block CSS.