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gojomo
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Well that's a silver lining from my perspective: a lot of people will learn how to disable Javascript in their browsers.
pclark
on Jan 18, 2012
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and then forget to re-enable it and be baffled as to why their browser is utterly deprecated.
jarek
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and wonder what makes the few well-designed websites that don't need javascript to be read that special
... or so I can dream.
redthrowaway
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The internet isn't a static thing, these days. You can get by without js, but you can't do much in the way of interesting dynamic content
jarek
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A lot of sites these days seem to be skipping right over the "interesting" part and going straight to the static/dynamic distinction.
sebphfx
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Well with the direction CSS is taking, Javascript isn't only for 'cool and moving things' anymore. I use Cufon for fonts, since it's better and cleaner than font-face.
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