Why is there a shuffle icon? The right icon to use is two arrows pointing in opposite directions to indicate a swapping operation, not this. I swear designers nowadays just roll the dice when it comes to icons
@Erpel I will unironically consider dropping out of software dev if LLMs will continue to be used the way they are because this is unsustainable bullshit. There are good ways to use it and bad ways, and for some reason nothing that used to be considered a critical flaw matters with the latter
unpopular opinion@finn I actually don't hate Jira either. It certainly beats having tasks across Emails, Excel spreadsheets, a OneNote notebook and a task manager embedded in Teams
I forgot about this bullshit when redesigning my banner and removed the workaround for Chrome. Incidentally, it's also the browser that renders the clip-path with artifacts while Firefox does it fine.
The image is sized and positioned as if it were a replaced element whose specified width and height are the same as the element’s used content box size.
Firefox: Always resizes the shape image to the content box Chrome: "Uuuuh, we only resize it when it's an <img> element, otherwise you and your stupid shape can go fuck yourselves lmao"
Why is it so fucking hard for SVG renderers to do masks right?? I have a masked layer. In this layer there's a black shape in the foreground and a white shape in the background. YOU SHOULD NOT SEE WHITE PIXEL ARTIFACTS.
Volpeon