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by dmos62
2642 days ago
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It's showmanship in that it's so nonstandard that it's theatrical. We shouldn't stigmatize that. CSS can be non-superfluous in documents, like when formatting text or a table. I'd like to focus on the fact that this required orders of magnitude less effort than designing a web site, and most importantly – the presentation did not suffer. There were no compromises to be made. Some have mentioned that this lacks functionality, but I'm having a hard time imagining what that might be. Maybe mobile-readiness, in that it's preformatted. Considering that this is a Unix-y tool for power-users, I think it's ok to expect them to read this on a PC. |
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