In the case of this site, disabling stylesheets will let you read the article while keeping JS disabled.
I’m guessing the article was edited, because now it says “Daniel J. Bernstein”.
I like the new site. It feels more organized to me.
For better or worse, javascript (enabled) is now an expected feature in all browsers, just like HTML and CSS; if you browse with it disabled, you can expect many things to break and don't really have cause for complaint.
> is now an expected feature in all browsers
If you use the tor browser you are actually expected to have it disabled.
> just like HTML and CSS
And yet if you browse this website with CSS also disabled, you get to enjoy the content without the pointless, distracting, time-consuming, and resource-wasting full-page second loading indicator (the browser already includes one!) and animations.
And referring to DJB just by his twitter handle, seriously?