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A star has been destroyed by a wandering supermassive black hole
- antonio07c 1y agoThe number of ads on this website is crazy. I navigated back immediately. There must be a way to place a single ad more efficiently instead of filling the site with them.
- zahlman 1y agoI only see two short gaps between paragraphs labelled "advertisement". I don't use an explicit ad blocker - just NoScript. I have a personal policy of blocking JavaScript content by default, and only enabling it when I judge that it would have a clear, legitimate purpose (i.e., not "make the article content visible" or "display an image inline with text" etc.). I can't really imagine using the modern Web any other way.
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- urda 1y agoArs Technica has been on a very long, downward slope for many years. I used to be an avid reader myself, now I actively avoid any links containing their domain. This will only continue with them and get worse, I definitely suggest diversifying your news sources away from them.
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- olddustytrail 1y agoBetter link: https://science.nasa.gov/asset/hubble/black-hole-tde-at2024tvd/ https://science.nasa.gov/asset/hubble/black-hole-tde-at2024t...