While it is very clever and space efficient (I'm impressed by this trick) to hide a secret code inside the close option text of the spoiler tag rather than in the text area of the spoiler tag itself, this unfortunately hides the code permanently from people using plain text or script disabled browsers. Research shows that 10% of all web users fall into this category and this number is rising.
this unfortunately hides the code permanently from people using plain text or script disabled browsers.
Somehow I doubt those (plain text browser) people play Doom 3 :) For script disabled (I prefer the NoScript addon over globally disabling everything)... ehh... they can't probably even view the Doom 3 website either, so I don't think it matters in their case much.
edit: I'll replace those with full code listing later on (I haven't recorded all yet). This will probably take some time as playing the game through on nightmare is tedious and isn't really my focus now.
people with plain text browser go to one of the _good_ doom 3 homepages, such as zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux/doom. Faster, quieter, and you can possible even get away with downloading DOOM 3 using the company's server, while you boss is watching.
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