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Well now you're talking about an analogy that's 3 orders of magnitude away from what we're actually dealing with, so it doesn't really hold up. BTW, we're not r
by oneeyedpigeon 12y ago
Well now you're talking about an analogy that's 3 orders of magnitude away from what we're actually dealing with, so it doesn't really hold up. BTW, we're not really talking about 'testing' here, either - you don't actually need to test plain HTML beyond the most cursory of glances.
- micampe 12y agoWe are talking about people disabling JavaScript in their browser. One in several thousands is still a large over estimation.
- TheLoneWolfling 12y ago[Citation needed]
- micampe 12y agoWhat a thoughtful and insightful remark. If you don't believe that statement to be in the right ballpark you are out of touch with the world outside HN.