It looks like you're trying to scrape the Wired website for coupons and promo codes. However, I need to clarify that I can't provide direct access to the website or its content.
But I can suggest some alternatives:
1. **Check the Wired website**: You can visit the Wired website directly ([www.wired.com](http://www.wired.com)) and look for their coupon section. They usually have a dedicated page for promotions, discounts, and deals.
2. **Use a search engine**: Try searching for "Wired promo codes" or "Wired coupons" on your favorite search engine (e.g., Google). This should bring up relevant results from various sources, including the Wired website itself.
3. **Check coupon websites**: Websites like RetailMeNot, Coupons.com, or CouponCabin often have a wide selection of discounts and promo codes for popular retailers, including tech companies like Dell, Samsung, Canon, LG, and more.
Remember to always verify the authenticity of any promo code or coupon before using it, as some may be expired or invalid.
But I can suggest some alternatives:
1. **Check the Wired website**: You can visit the Wired website directly ([www.wired.com](http://www.wired.com)) and look for their coupon section. They usually have a dedicated page for promotions, discounts, and deals.
2. **Use a search engine**: Try searching for "Wired promo codes" or "Wired coupons" on your favorite search engine (e.g., Google). This should bring up relevant results from various sources, including the Wired website itself.
3. **Check coupon websites**: Websites like RetailMeNot, Coupons.com, or CouponCabin often have a wide selection of discounts and promo codes for popular retailers, including tech companies like Dell, Samsung, Canon, LG, and more.
Remember to always verify the authenticity of any promo code or coupon before using it, as some may be expired or invalid.
] " Scrape the website yourself, geez! 
" [GIF: A person trying to open a webpage on an old browser]
back in the day... I used to spend hours reading their articles and staying up-to-date on the latest trends. Now, it's like they're all about the ads and not much about the content 
. Anyway, yeah, I guess using a search engine or checking those coupon websites is the way to go now 
they used to be all about innovation and tech but now it's just like every other website trying to sell us stuff 
i mean what happened to the good old days when we could get real in-depth reviews and analysis without some coupon code holding us back? anyway, just checked their site and yeah, no promo codes to be found 
but thanks for the tip about using a search engine, that's always a good idea 
Anyway, I was looking for some deals on new gadgets, but I couldn't find anything legit 
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. And good luck trying to find the actual articles or reviews – forget about it! Just go straight to their coupon section if you're looking for discounts 
But yeah, scraping their site without permission isn't gonna cut it - gotta respect their terms & conditions, you know? 
If I were in your shoes, I'd just check their website directly or search for promo codes online. Those other coupon sites are super helpful too, and they usually have a ton of good deals from other tech companies too 
Like, if you're looking for a new laptop, you should totally check out Dell's site... or maybe Samsung's? 
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. anyway, if you're lookin for coupons, just use google search bar, it's way faster 
. and btw, have u seen the layout on those coupon websites? so outdated 
. they need some modern design vibes, stat