> [keyboard fora] require that I subject myself to
the Web.
> I recognize that few people share this attitude.
Well, I sorta understand; the modern 'active
content' mania causes me
to grind my teeth, too.
Oh, it doesn't make me grind my teeth. I just ignore it. I have no
interest in running software completely untrusted third parties would
like me to run.
But the non-active Web has major benefits.
For you, I daresay it does. It might for me too, if I could stand it.
(There are a very few websites I actually find to be worth subjecting
myself to -
tvtropes.org and
cracked.com are the only ones that come to
mind offhand.)
It is, of course, not entirely irrelevant that on the few occasions
when I do try to something with the Web, I do it from a classic
machine, usually a SPARCstation-20.
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