I have the Extended Support Release 115.17.0esr (64-bit) GNU IceCat gnu - 1.0 on my old intel mac and the nytpu.com displays fine, HN does too with hn.js blocked by LibreJS

Good Browser.

if you want the site to be fast, don't render it with javascript and take a look at the google lighthouse check for things to improve:

https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-sprinklz-io/bmc4mv1...

That's a vague and borderline off-topic suggestion, imo. When the problem is too many malicious visitors hammering your server, the amount of time it takes the visitors' browser to run the JavaScript is not the issue; on the contrary, when dealing with this issue, you might as well do more rendering client-side to offload as much work from the server side as possible (hence the Anubis-esque defense of adding random JavaScript work that isn't even necessary to render the real page).

done

for a while now - macports for the intel aficionados

*the PPC aficionados

thank you, but no thank you.

not doable in short time with high certainty which means that from now on an image is only worth a thousand words

> Farewell, Homebrew. It's been a good run. - 2019 Intel iMac user.

welcome. - 2015 intel macbook user

Darwin got it wrong - the kindest agent will win. https://rutgerbregman.com/books/humankind

Darwin doesn't define the criteria for fit.

great article - explains in detail why my sans js websites run so smoothly and so fast.

98% of current front end web development deserves to be hit by an asteroid, not sure that LLMs can deliver though.