The stuff on that pastebin site reminds me: Why the hell would you ever need something like Pastbin Pro? I dislike how a lot of web sites offer this kind of premium content or you have to sign up or do other things they want you to do. Everywhere you go, even with Adblock enabled, you still see freaking ad billboards. Enough is enough.

How about how some websites make you pay before you can view the content? I believe some of them do this? It never ends well.

You know what else? We're getting mainstream news sites like Los Angeles Times implementing fucking infinite scroll on their articles. I've scrolled through an article and I'm dismayed that I'm getting titles of MORE articles showing up rather than an end to the page showing links and the comments section.

Seriously, what the hell happened to Los Angeles Times's home page? It sucks. Why did they decide to put every single section (U.S. news/national news/local/sports/entertainment/business & technology/food/travel) on the same goddamn page? It wasn't like this before. The "entertainment" section isn't visible until you scroll down, and the page then auto-loads the thing. And then, the page glitches out and I can't scroll further down nor can I get back to where I was. Is it because of their emphasis on mobile support? Either way, it looks awful now.

That's not all. If I'm reading an article and I'm done, I scroll down and think "I'm done." But, no, stupid infinite scroll loads MORE articles, article names, but it's galling that other sites load FULL articles from infinite scroll (like fucking ZDNet which has an article on infinite scrolling yet it loads another entire article once you're at around the comments section; ZDNet should be ashamed of itself).

Oh yeah, like unnecessarily dividing an article into three pages when the article isn't even that long. Maybe they're also pandering to mobile because you know how mobile helps web design.

I shudder to think about forums that use infinite scroll for threads rather than pagination. I haven't met any yet, but maybe it'll happen at one point. Oof.

Press the back button and get more ad revenue by trying to figure out what the hell went wrong.

Can freehosts do this, by the way? The 404 error.

Also, I normally don't go to articles that look uninteresting and click-baity. Yeah, you're right, this one sounds like an example of something with very little meaningful content and full of annoying crap.

Goddamit, Wired.

I just want to read one of your damn articles but then you have to shit an Adblocker overlay on me and now I can't read your article. Well, I'm going to install µblock now, I'm sick of this.