That'd be my second: http://www.ollydbg.de/Paperbak/index.html

You mean https://news.ycombinator.com/submit ?

The site fails to load without javascript.

Sorry about that! It uses Meteor, which is built on top of Node.JS, so it requires JS on both the front-end and the back-end. I felt it was appropriate since 99% of users have front-end JS enabled, and it was easier to launch a site without dealing with edge-cases.

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if you have iptables you can try amici: http://github.com/upwhere/amici

And why would it be so bad to have a programmer's mythology? Sure it isn't factual history but it lets us explain the world we see around us in a memorable and understandable way.

With javascript disabled, I am only locked out when the author didn't intend to do so.

The page source is still readable if you need a quick fix, unlike most other "requires javascript" sites.

The NOS reported that at least four important political parties are outraged and want an investigation on the issue. In my opinion this is better than the american government's response.

I believe the Dutch are not being screwed by their government, but simply by inadequate control on its intelligence agencies. The government can fix this.

So is this American English or British English?