this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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how is this a linux meme?
Bro thinks he's on programmer humor 💀
I thought I was on !3Dprinting…
The div is never too much on the the left... nor it is too much on the right, it is precisely where it's meant to be!
If I had to vertically center a div within its container on the first try or else, it might be over for me.
Tbh still not the worst I've seen
You don't even get a proper cup, it has to be 3d printed
I'm pretty sure this is an extremely smart CSS-related joke I don't get (don't know what CSS is)
quite the contrary; it’s just lazy back end devs complaining about learning two lines of modern css3 lol
Is this a render? How is the writing floating in mid air?
it's printed on transparent filament. If you zoom in you can see a thin line behind the letters