The article's page had a terrible viewing experience. With js turned off, visiting the page shows content split across 12 columns with a single row that took u

The article's page had a terrible viewing experience. With js turned off, visiting the page shows content split across 12 columns with a single row that took up just a quarter of the screen's real estate. Given all this, and the nondescriptive title, I was not about to turn on js.