It would be nice if GitHub could allow opting out of all future achievements things so folks don't have to do it manually every time there is a new achievement.
Would also be nice to know what I did that counts for each of the achievements.
Would also be nice to know what I did that counts for each of the achievements.
(edit: I realize there are legitimate reasons to block JavaScript so I just wanted to clarify this is a joke and I don't mean to insult OP, just commenting on how often this discussion pops up in comment sections here and how predictable they all are.)
You say "a lot of", but the statistics say "a statistically insignificant percentage". I'm all for designing your static webpages with no need for JS, but the claim that a lot of people have it turned off is demonstrably false.
Anyway, hovering on an image to get a description shouldn't need javascript, that's an alt tag that is definitely supported by anything but hobby project browsers.
Not unless you've taken a concrete definition for "a lot of people".
Even 1% of internet users is still a lot of people IMO. Like, on the order of tens of millions, right?.. That's bigger than whole countries.
Also keep in mind how outraging it feels to find yourself in that 1% that someone decided it was fine to ignore and discriminate against the mainstream. We all been there.