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I agree. Rendering static contents shouldn't rely on JavaScript. And I still think disabling JS is like shooting yourself in the foot on purpose. Two wrongs d

by Swizec 9y ago

I agree. Rendering static contents shouldn't rely on JavaScript. And I still think disabling JS is like shooting yourself in the foot on purpose. Two wrongs don't make a right. Also I'm tired of people who always have to point out "hurrr durr site don't work without JS". Nobody cares.

interfixus 9y ago
'Also I'm tired of people who always have to point out "hurrr durr site don't work without JS". Nobody cares' Apparently enough nobodies to tire you out.