I never would normally read that shit, but my buddy has an article about his wood salvaging business.

Thanks

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There are multiple ways that I know of (depending on what works for you): Bypass Paywalls Clean (extension and an adblock filter), archive.today (see Wikipedia for the most accurate URL's), sometimes the full article is available on archive.org, there's also the option of searching for the article title in quotes and finding another site that has reposted the entire article (sometimes it's MSN, and other times it's a site you've never read of).

Your local public library might have access.

I have access through work, so if you can't get it, post the link and I'll send it to you.

Use Firefox or a fork and add this filter list to Ublock Origin

I get a subscription 3 days at a time through my library.

You can get a day pass that you can just renew thru your library. The nice part is the link is "universal" like its the same one for everyone and it can be used multiple times. If you don't have a library account many libraries just post the links without requiring you to sign in

https://nytimes.com/subscription/redeem/all-access?campaignId=8WQH9&gift_code=b541619380c6620c

thats a one day link I dont remember where I got it from but it works, create an NYT account and redeem that code, you can use it as many times as you want.

12ft.io is what I've used before

I just married someone with a subscription.

I can't get this method to work for me, do you have a guide?

Archive.md

You can add this as a search engine on your browser
https://www.removepaywall.com/search?url=%s

Just gotta tail a herd of basic libs, preferably pale skins with enough indoctrination, privilege, and self-satisfaction to get the subscription.