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> the fact that my brain seamlessly adblocks pages at no cost to myself I wouldn’t be so sure it’s at no cost, it seems possible that parsing/blocking a lot of
by antiterra 4y ago
> the fact that my brain seamlessly adblocks pages at no cost to myself
I wouldn’t be so sure it’s at no cost, it seems possible that parsing/blocking a lot of that stuff causes some kind of mental/sensory strain or fatigue.
- philistine 4y agoAbsolutely for me. I feel a lack of focus when I have to block it on my own.
- chitowneats 4y agoIt didn't for me 10 years ago but now it does.
- m463 4y agoI've had my coworkers sharing their screens for a presentation and chrome will pop up ads on their screen in front of 20 people. (and the fact that I remember it was chrome... ugh)