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Sure, after you dismiss the pop-up telling you to become an ars subscriber. I’m only angry about this because I’ve been on ars since 2002, as a paid subscriber
by ninkendo 1y ago
Sure, after you dismiss the pop-up telling you to become an ars subscriber.
I’m only angry about this because I’ve been on ars since 2002, as a paid subscriber for most of that time, but I cancelled last year due to how much enshittification has begun to creep in. These popups remove any doubt about the decision at least.
(I cancelled because I bought a product they gave a positive review for, only to find out they had flat-out lied about its features, and it was painfully obvious in retrospect that the company paid Ars for a positive review. Or they’re so bad at their jobs they let clearly wrong information into their review… I’m not sure which is worse.)
- chneu 1y agoLol if you aren't blocking those popups by default. Lots of extensions will take care of that for ya.
- ninkendo 1y agoNo, my policy is to just not go to websites that don’t respect me. It basically means I don’t use the web very much, but it’s probably better for me in the long run anyway, at least that’s how I see it.
- baq 1y agoI started buying paper journals, dismissing ads by flipping pages is much better UX