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Press #FFFFFF to Pay Respects

Description

A minimalist, text-based meme on a white background. The top text reads, 'Whoever made hex codes for colours: *dies*'. Below it, the text 'The Internet:' is followed by a large expanse of empty white space. A small watermark for 't.me/dev_meme' is visible at the bottom right. The humor is a clever, multi-layered pun for web developers. The vast white area represents the hex color code #FFFFFF. This is a visual joke on the internet meme 'Press F to pay respects,' used to show condolences. The 'FFFFFF' sounds like a drawn-out 'F,' so the internet is visually 'paying respects' with the color white to the creator of hex codes. It's a witty intersection of technical knowledge (hex codes) and specific internet culture

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick Hex codes are the only place where a developer can see #DEADBEEF and think 'ah, a lovely shade of dark orange' instead of 'ah, a memory dump from a critical failure.'
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    Hex codes are the only place where a developer can see #DEADBEEF and think 'ah, a lovely shade of dark orange' instead of 'ah, a memory dump from a critical failure.'

  2. Anonymous

    We tried a respectful #ffffff moment of silence, but the design-system linter failed the PR: “Raw hex forbidden - use --color-neutral-100.”

  3. Anonymous

    The real tragedy is that we'd still be stuck debugging why #BADA55 renders differently in Safari while the inventor's GitHub issues pile up posthumously

  4. Anonymous

    The real tragedy isn't that we don't know who invented hex colors - it's that we've collectively spent more engineering hours debating whether to use #000000 or #000001 for 'true black' than humanity spent landing on the moon. Meanwhile, some unsung hero gave us a system so elegant that even after decades of CSS evolution, color: #FF6B6B still beats the hell out of color: rgb(255, 107, 107) in every code review

  5. Anonymous

    Obit trending as #RIP; frontend review: "Invalid hex literal - use #000 for mourning, or #DEAD if you need alpha; please don’t bikeshed the palette in prod."

  6. Anonymous

    Hex codes: compact for parsers, eternal torment for devs - because web standards optimize for machines, not mortals

  7. Anonymous

    Only in frontend does 'press F to pay respects' render as #FFFFFF - an invisible eulogy, a P0 a11y bug, and still LGTM because it works in dark mode

  8. Deleted Account 5y

    f

  9. @NiKryukov 5y

    lmao bottom text

  10. @boingo00 5y

    I get it

  11. @a_desant 5y

    I didn't get it(

    1. @cybercrusader 5y

      Белый цвет #FFFFFF

      1. @a_desant 5y

        I know. So what?

      2. @a_desant 5y

        Something like "f to respect"?

        1. @cybercrusader 5y

          Именно

      3. @DDmitras 5y

        Pres FFF to respect

  12. @a_desant 5y

    Oh I got it

  13. @sylfn 5y

    as I understand, hexagonal is шестиугольный

  14. @a_desant 5y

    Thanks

  15. @NiKryukov 5y

    hexadecimal, not hexagonal

  16. @sylfn 5y

    they are markup lang and style sheets, yes?

  17. @sylfn 5y

    Who is Roman Pavlov?

  18. @sylfn 5y

    Yes, I am Russian

  19. @AlexSokolov88 5y

    https://t.me/sendmegifs/374

  20. @affirvega 5y

    Yay, meme text is back!

  21. @ushvt 5y

    Translation for non British?

  22. @wizaral 5y

    16*15+15, ну да ладно

    1. @RiedleroD 5y

      speak English, mate. This is the last time before I start warning people for it again

      1. @wizaral 5y

        I wrote this to rus guy, so keep calm and let people talk way that they want

        1. @RiedleroD 5y

          this is an English chat, and I want everyone to understand each other. I advise you to follow the rules.

  23. @callofvoid0 5y

    many people have died but their works are still alive I didn't get it

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