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At this point I would pay just as much to not see a single link to NYT content in my life. I can't pay for that? Well, that's my point.


You can write a simple extension for your web browser that will solve this for you, which is more in line with the hacker ethos than paying for it.


I can't pay for that?

You don't have to. You only need one line of CSS in your browser's supplemental CSS file to hide them.

If you can't do that minimal amount of coding, you're on the wrong web site.


I wrote myself an extension to bypass all youtube adverts and used it for years. I'm perfectly capable of evading NYT garbage once the fury exceeds the lazyness. Still the issue remains. I'm not the only one bothered by paywalled links in search results, being linked from websites and suggested in feeds of mobile apps. Checkbox to filter them out was requested long time ago. Never implemented.


Still the issue remains.

No, it doesn't.

The issue isn't the Times, since you've admitted that you have a way to avoid them, and other people have suggested solutions.

The actual issue is that you enjoy being angry and expressing that anger in front of strangers on the internet, as if that somehow validates your anger, or makes you feel good, or gives you some other kind of reward for grinding your personal axe.

This is destructive behavior. I recommend introspection. Failing that, seek professional help.


Sure, that too. I just like fierce discussions about irrelevant, unchangeable things and they are easiest to find in the company of people with bland, mainstream opinions. Somehow they always try to defend them vehemently.

I have plenty of introspection. I know exactly what I am doing and why.




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