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Re:Accidental implosion yields new measurement for ocean's d... by Syonyk on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @10:32PM (#30268430)
No, I'm not going to "enter my email to continue." Looks an interesting article, but, no, sorry, modal sign ups that continue after a refresh lead to a page close. :/
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Re:Accidental implosion yields new measurement for ocean's d... by userbinator on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @11:41PM (#30268918)
Turn off JS -- or leave it off by default -- and such annoyances tend to naturally disappear. (When the page content also disappears, that's usually when I leave.)
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Re:Accidental implosion yields new measurement for ocean's d... by kkylin on Wednesday February 09, 2022 @12:41AM (#30269312)
Just switching to reader mode works for me, though it gets rid of images too. (Admittedly the pictures are what generally draw me to National Geographic.)
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Re:Accidental implosion yields new measurement for ocean's d... by fdewnijfwg on Wednesday February 09, 2022 @07:23AM (#30271815)
Or, even better, install uBlock origin, and use one (or more) of the "Annoyances" lists.
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Re:Accidental implosion yields new measurement for ocean's d... by changoplatanero on Wednesday February 09, 2022 @01:01AM (#30269468)
or just enter someone else's email. i like using [email protected]
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