Okay, I use NoScript. It's a hassle, but it's an eye opener, so I keep using it. Here, I needed yet again to enable JavaScript to read what ought to be a static

Okay, I use NoScript. It's a hassle, but it's an eye opener, so I keep using it. Here, I needed yet again to enable JavaScript to read what ought to be a static, text heavy article. Nothing new so far. What's interesting however is that instead of the article, I didn't get the usual blank page. Instead, I could read the following quote: > "Appropriate technology" was a movement beginning in the late 1960s that aimed to shift the emphasis from mass technology to smaller-scale, affordable technologies, informed and targeted to local needs and customs. Many of its ideas are as relevant today. So is one of its major shortcomings: why would we rely on technology to mitigate the harm technology does? Turns out I got redirected to https://reallifemag.com/appropriate-measures/ https://reallifemag.com/appropriate-measures/ How ironic. When trying to disable a technology that's quite useless as displaying text (and more often than not is more about tracking me than serving me), I got a lecture on appropriate technology. And a fairly good one at that, which should probably be reflected on by proponents of crypto currencies.