Am I the only one who found the term DHTML to be one of the most useless initialisms that came from web development? I remember seeing "DHTML" still being thro

Am I the only one who found the term DHTML to be one of the most useless initialisms that came from web development? I remember seeing "DHTML" still being thrown around as late as 2005, but knowing that I could refer to the components of a webpage as "DHTML" never seemed to have any sort of utility. I never cared that I could refer to the markup as being dynamic. Big deal. What scripts and applets could I add to make things move? Of course now we're still stuck with this "HTML5" canard that won't die because nontechnical people seem to believe it's more advanced than "HTML".