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The old site from the keccak team was nice, light, easy to use (you could easily find the paper or post that you wanted) and cute. The new one can't even be acc
by snakeanus 9y ago
The old site from the keccak team was nice, light, easy to use (you could easily find the paper or post that you wanted) and cute. The new one can't even be accessed with js disabled. Why that huge step backwards?
And referring to DJB just by his twitter handle, seriously?
- baby 9y agoI like the new site. It feels more organized to me.
- drxzcl 9y agoI’m guessing the article was edited, because now it says “Daniel J. Bernstein”.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- ghusbands 9y agoFor better or worse, javascript (enabled) is now an expected feature in all browsers, just like HTML and CSS; if you browse with it disabled, you can expect many things to break and don't really have cause for complaint.
- minitech 9y ago> just like HTML and CSS And yet if you browse this website with CSS also disabled, you get to enjoy the content without the pointless, distracting, time-consuming, and resource-wasting full-page second loading indicator (the browser already includes one!) and animations.
- snakeanus 9y ago> is now an expected feature in all browsers If you use the tor browser you are actually expected to have it disabled.
- pwg 9y agoIn the case of this site, disabling stylesheets will let you read the article while keeping JS disabled.