It is absolutely a bubble of garbage.

An estimated 0.2% of traffic comes from Internet Explorer. That may seem insignificant enough to dismiss, but 0.2% of several hundred million dollars a year is not insignificant. If you alienate that portion of your customers, the amount lost is not trivial.

I believe in supporting Internet Explorer.

I use HSL because it is easy to figure out relative colors.

The benefit of being able to type 1 less character does not outweight the cost of losing compatibility with older browsers. I am not against using newer syntax, but the tradeoffs have to be considered when making such decisions, and I don't think it's worth it for this one.

My last time joining a web ring was more than 20 years ago.

Is this even searchable on caniuse.com?

Something like this, but it has to be refined to make the blur noticeable when the icon is small.

I am as old as Scheme. My first language was BASIC and the first "real" language was Pascal.

I use all the punctuations and didn't realize until you asked that it's now considered "legacy". I thought using less punctuation was permitted but not officially correct.

They artificially inflated time on Instagram by showing stories previously seen. That didn't happen in the past and only started this year.

Do you have a safeguard against marking as resolved when it is not actually resolved? Without that, there would be incentive to abuse this feature to get a higher rating.

I haven't tried recently, but the last time I tested SVG filters, Safari was the only major browser that did not support it properly.

I haven't fully left Twitter/X, but I am developing my backup plan.