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Google, serving adds to the article reader? Adds are annoying, but we’re free to leave if we don’t like how a website is managed. I personally loves the way HN
by aziaziazi 2mo ago
Google, serving adds to the article reader? Adds are annoying, but we’re free to leave if we don’t like how a website is managed.
I personally loves the way HN pages are served as they are loading very fast even on not-high end devices, and volunteers contributes to the content (comments).
Paywall are annoying and there’s always someone that post an archive link to circumvent it but I’m not sure about the ethic of a rule requiring to do so.
- Symbiote 2mo agoThe other front-page item on HN is Firefox's continued support for Ublock Origin. HN readers are also free to pass on an article they can't read. Sometimes I do this when a US website has a complete block on Europe.