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This requires JS; could you amend the title to note that?

• artursapek 15y ago
  I think people assume fun HTML5 HN links are probably going to use Javascript
  • prodigal_erik 15y ago
    This document is not only broken but completely blank without trusting some random author's javascript—no content whatsoever, not even a warning that they neglected progressive enhancement. It's not a HTML experiment at all. EDIT: oh, there is a warning, but it's only rendered if canvas is not implemented, and merely links to the not-quite-blank version which requires trusting their actionscript instead. It also blames the browser for the quality of their authoring.
    • artursapek 15y ago
      If you don't trust "random authors' javascript/actionscript" you should not be browsing the internet.
      • MostAwesomeDude 15y ago
        The Internet is larger than your JS and AS and doesn't require people to browse with scripting and Flash enabled. Try browsing HN with JS disabled sometime; it works fine.