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There will always be a tiny number of people who won't allow JS, will use Linux as their desktop, etc. These people don't represent anyone's customer base and
by d357r0y3r 6y ago
There will always be a tiny number of people who won't allow JS, will use Linux as their desktop, etc.
These people don't represent anyone's customer base and can be pretty much ignored on the basis that they are curmudgeonly tech contrarians. They can't be sold to anyway, so who cares.
- stanski 6y agoI didn't realize using Linux is the same as not allowing Javascript... I feel special!
- muststopmyths 6y agoI guess WSL2 is NoScript then. Javascript, sometimes.
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- Seirdy 6y ago> These people don't represent anyone's customer base and can be pretty much ignored on the basis that they are curmudgeonly tech contrarians. They can't be sold to anyway, so who cares. Thankfully, the Web is not exclusively a commerce platform. Not all websites are beholden to investors.