Ephiiz

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   by Ephiiz 7y ago

   This exactly, sometimes you have to use something not because it is the best option, but because it is what your team is using, or because the ease of use is worth the performance drawbacks.
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   by Ephiiz 7y ago

   It really doesn't seem like there is anything you can do. Sure you can talk to your representative, but why are they going to bother dealing with something that such a small margin of their voters care about?
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   by Ephiiz 7y ago

   While I agree with you that most if not all sites should offer some sort of no JavaScript fallback, the development resources required to offer such a thing is just generally unpractical when it's such a small minority of users. Govern
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   by Ephiiz 8y ago

   Types, I never could stand them. I started out programming C++ for tiny side projects, eventually moving to python2 for a majority of my projects until I got into a programming class in my highschool and was taught java, and I hated java as