I booted up an old Mac, running OS 9 and wanted to check to make sure that it was networked properly. So I ran Netscape and Apple’s web site came up by default. The page didn’t render properly. I guess Apple doesn’t support OS 9 anymore. 
Click here to see a larger image of the screen shot that I took.
I saw a reference to this article in Beautiful Code:
This week’s issue of Code Project included a poll question. The question was: “Do you limit the width of your source code? 76 columns? 100 columns? Anything and let word wrap deal with it? How do you swing?” The results were:
Yes, so that it can be printed easily, 6.09%
Yes, so it fits on my screen, 48.59%
Sometimes yes, sometimes no, 28.04%
No, 17.28%
I was surprised that the list of possible answers didn’t include anything about readability. Code readability is a big issue and long lines are harder to read, whether it be in a novel or in code. Code should be formatted so that it can be read!