Or people with screen-readers, or w3m, or actual security concerns. There are lots of sites where JS is an essential part of their functionality! It is a featur

Or people with screen-readers, or w3m, or actual security concerns. There are lots of sites where JS is an essential part of their functionality! It is a feature when these sites break with JS off (even though it is best when they provide alternate functionality in that case - GMail is a great example). But if you are, like this prat, serving text, if you are presenting a fucking blog, then completely breaking with JS off is, again, evidence that you are a Bad Programmer and a Bad Person.