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If we stick with that analogy, then since HN requires no Javascript, it's more like we're having a discussion on a radio show, and I am saying "I don't really w
by nonrandomstring 3y ago
If we stick with that analogy, then since HN requires no Javascript,
it's more like we're having a discussion on a radio show, and I am
saying "I don't really watch much TV", no?
What I hear is that Javascript is a means of speed and power to
you. And for you, forgoing that power would serve no useful
purpose. Do I understand that correctly?
What I am wondering is, do you think that for other people, they
should, maybe even must, feel the same way? Even if they are very
pleased just listening to the radio?
- scarface_74 3y agoWell, how many people do you really think disable JavaScript and want to browse the web over Tor?