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Meme Monday (Holiday themed?)

Ben Halpern on December 25, 2023

Meme Monday!

Holiday theme optional

Today's cover image comes from last week's thread.

DEV is an inclusive space! Humor in poor taste will be downvoted by mods.

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Ben Halpern •

Tree

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Ben Halpern •

Christmas Tree

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NChandan •

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Thaísa Vieira •

This is so true 😭😭😭😭😭😭

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Gourav Singh Rawat •

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Parimal •

All my life I have worked in companies where FrontEnd is always ready before the Backend

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Yehyun •

Same here😂

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Ivan Zanev •

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Alvaro Montoro •

From last year comiCSS Christmas:

On the twelfth day of Christmas, my CSS sent to me...Twelve image-renderings, Eleven pixels padding, Ten spans a-flexing, Nine letter-spacing, Eight divs with vmin, Seven none font-kernings, Six videos :playing, Five :not() with :is()! Four border-width, Three place-self, Two rules with :has(), And a column in a red grid.

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Khairunnisaas •

start new project is the right answer 😂

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Alvaro Montoro •

Not holiday-themed, but here's today's comiCSS strip:

comic strip with 4 panels. The first one is a cover for Goldilocks and the Three Bears, with a girl and three bear heads, the names have been scratched and rewritten to GoldiloCSS and the Three Breaks. The following panels show some code and the result of it with a comment from GoldiloCSS. In the first one, she uses word-break: break-all, and all the words break at inconvenient places. She says 'too hard'. In the second one she uses word-break: keep-all. The words wrap to the next line unless they wouldn't fit, thent hey exceed the space allocated to them. GoldiloCSS comments 'Too soft'. In the last panel, she uses word-break:break-word and the words wrap to the next line unless they wouldn't fit, then they break. GoldiloCSS comments 'Just right... kind of...'

And the original story of GoldiloCSS and the Three (Word-)Breaks.

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Sohail Pathan •

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