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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41557-023-01346-3
Nature article.
It should be punishable by fine for science journalists to write about a science paper without citing the paper — I couldn’t find it linked anywhere in the article but do have some content blockers so perhaps it was just hidden by those. At any rate, interesting findings.
The ghost of Carl Sagan should visit the article's author and treat him or her to an evening à la Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
it's literally impossible to read an article that isnt spam bombed with ads and bullshit now, isnt it
Yeah it's crazy, but not as crazy as the low low prices I can offer you on my products! Would you like to consume product my guy?
I'll only pay for products that will help me with my oral fixation wink wink
I've been using ad blockers for so long that I almost forget ads even exist. Then I read comments like this, and wonder how anyone can browse the internet without one. I remember what it was like before I used them, and I know that it's gotten much worse since then.
I use adblock on my pc but what am I to do mid poopage?
Firefox on Android works with standard Firefox extensions, uBlock Origin included.
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If you don't have another active VPN, I believe Blokada has an ios version and blocks ads device-wide.
hell yes thank you
maybe someting to consider the next time you buy a phone, eh?
note to self in fifteen years
And even better: Mull (based on Firefox) + uBlock Origin
is mull an app?
There are ad blockers on both iOS and Android, you should check it out. Helps with battery and security as well
I know tech literate people that don't use one and it drives me crazy up to walls when I see them use the internet.
With ublock and pihole I'm like "what ads?"
Do a Google search for the article you want to read. Iirc it's right click on ellipses and then view cached page. That should just get you text only.
aaaaaaaaand it causes cancers and forever chemicals
definitely sounds like something that could give us a good poisoning. the fact it rubs off so easily doesn't bode well.
Well, at least they used silane instead of PFAS.
Lmao what the hell is that illustration?
Water drops on some models of atoms [not to scale]
