Thank God this image not only has the label “Venn Diagram” but also has a big red arrow pointing to the center and labeled “things the two parties have in common”. I had forgotten the name of this extremely common diagram and I also had no idea how it worked.

Kate Beckoutretailprice

More pixels. Better memes. Papa gofsckyourself’s.

It really takes an inexcusably small amount of effort to find a better copy

– Edit –
I fucked up and did the unthinkable. I let you down.

Here’s a correct version. (Also found in a matter of seconds, so the point still stands.)

More pixels

Here’s a new copy that doesn’t needlessly cut off the text. Also in superior dark mode.

Microsoft is is bed with Google now,
[Edit. Fixed the headline a bit, due to my poor phrasing]

lol

Original for people who like pixels:

Artist techmaguskhobotov

Hell, there’s way too many “full stack” developers that don’t even know how domains work.

The vast majority of those are useless animations. Some are even a much worse implementation of something done much simpler with JS and requires significantly more code weighing down the page speed. Some examples of this are the cursor tracking examples which use hundreds of divs in a grid.

While there are some useful examples, it seems like this repo is more of a list of to show off advanced CSS, fancy animations, and designs.

Damn. It’s fully daytime at 11pm? Or are all the lights on?

I appreciate the image quality. Thanks.

Mmmm splendid

https://youtu.be/hLljd8pfiFg

ifunny.c😂

The next TED talk was pretty bogus.

Let n be an image of Arnold Schwarzenegger in the wilderness surrounded by animals with social media icons overlayed because someone was too lazy to spend 10 seconds finding a clean copy of the image.

That absolves people from continuing that exact issue?

It takes mere seconds to find a better copy, if not the original.

A meme made with watercolors? That’s amazing.