It's a pretty extreme practice, and only something a tiny fraction of very technical users will do. I think in general the people who turn off JS do it in a way

It's a pretty extreme practice, and only something a tiny fraction of very technical users will do. I think in general the people who turn off JS do it in a way that they allow it on sites they really have to use that really don't work without it. Asking this question on HN will have an extreme selection bias, sort of like asking "who really thinks aliens are vising Earth and abducting people?" in the Roswell UFO museum staff meeting.