It can. Just not lossless. Which it means it can’t.

Oh, you’re young

Except margins of inner elements and paddings of course.

I really would like that styling was a part of the structure itself too, but way before then, I’d love for JS and HTML to be coupled closer together. The way Angular/React/etc couple things at render time is just way more straightforward.

Unfortunately, I can also think of a bajillion reasons why Js should stay decoupled.

Oh my fucking god, memories of that scam service “Jamba” flooding back. It was like two years in a row of Crazy Frog ads for it.

Wasn’t aware of that site. Thank you.

I mean, what makes something official in your opinion? I could just open one now and it’d be as <fictional institution> approved as any other.

It’s interesting how Lemmy shows active users before subscribing. Even reddit shows “readers” (people currently online), but people hyperfocus on subscribers (which can be dead accounts).

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That’s the neat part: We’re all browsing the same content.

People who call this whole thing complicated are just, I dunno, incapable of understanding the concept of logging in? It doesn’t matter what door you go in, it’s all (mostly) the same room.

Okay, thank you for ruining my optimism a bit more. Seriously, can’t even trust a printer.