> if it's not broken, don't fix it. Agreed, though I also add "unbearably slow" as a form of being broken. Whether you view this as the cost of running newer

> if it's not broken, don't fix it. Agreed, though I also add "unbearably slow" as a form of being broken. Whether you view this as the cost of running newer software/webpages with fancier animations, a collective form of donations to developers using less efficient languages/frameworks, or an externality pushed onto users by the ad industry may vary.