[rasmusfabbe]

That website is 90% shady ads and 10% article. Even if this is an actual legit article, the way it’s presented here takes away any chance of me taking this seriously.

[ddeck]

Less shady link (the article source):

https://penntoday.upenn.edu/news/army-microrobots-can-wipe-o...

And the original publication:

https://robotics.sciencemag.org/content/4/29/eaaw2388

[the8472]

https://sci-hub.tw/10.1126/scirobotics.aaw2388

[johnydepp]

Recently, I started using Firefox plugin NoSript which stops javascript execution on random websites. It makes browsing little better.

I started using it when I found out one tab was eating 2GB of RAM. I think in todays world its very important that you allow only selected trusted websites to run Javascript!

[krenzo]

But in response to users disabling javascript, sites now only load the first paragraph and require you to click a button to fully load the page.

[maxerickson]

Isn't that an engagement metric? Lots of people load articles and don't read them…

[jakeogh]

Havent had JS on by default in years and I have yet to encounter that.

[pndy]

Submitting account is suspicious as well - 3 uploads across 74 days from same site, no comments