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If you took away JS from Facebook and Twitter, they'd literally be a better experience. They'd be forced to give up much of what makes them painful to use. At l
by LaGrange 9y ago
If you took away JS from Facebook and Twitter, they'd literally be a better experience. They'd be forced to give up much of what makes them painful to use. At least Twitter had a character counter, that was a useful JS feature, but they broke even that.
And if you need a diagraming tool, maybe a website isn't the best solution.
- tn_ 9y agoIt's that simple, huh? Why not save everyone the trouble and replace GUI's with terminals while we are at it.