It's clearly going for a man page aesthetic, so it's unconventional but it gives the site a personality. I appreciate the line wrapping. It's better than, say,

It's clearly going for a man page aesthetic, so it's unconventional but it gives the site a personality. I appreciate the line wrapping. It's better than, say, Dan Luu's website or any other one that renounces CSS, so viewing it full screen on a large display turns paragraphs into single lines.