Swartz aside, Rolling Stone has possibly the least responsive web design ever. If your window's width is less than the page width, the left side of the text get

Swartz aside, Rolling Stone has possibly the least responsive web design ever. If your window's width is less than the page width, the left side of the text gets cut off on Chrome dev and Safari. There's no way to scroll to make it visible; the only way is to make the window larger. It seems they are using Javascript to change the main container's `margin-left` to keep the content centered on different large monitors, but there's no check to make sure that it's positive on small monitors. So the takeaway is: if you're trying to make a site responsive, do it right, or don't do it at all. On that note, if you're trying to prosecute crime: do it for justice and society, or don't do it at all.