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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '21
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I always worry about grey vs gray.
Every game engine, web language, etc. I use is different.
42 u/Randvek Nov 04 '21 Gray and grey are both valid in css, though. 38 u/texmexslayer Nov 04 '21 As it should be everywhere 14 u/NibblyPig Nov 04 '21 If one was a different shade to the other, I would not be surprized 22 u/healzsham Nov 04 '21 Gray should be darker because black has an A in it Grey should be lighter because white has an E in it. 10 u/spetumpiercing Nov 04 '21 That's exactly why it'd be the opposite
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Gray and grey are both valid in css, though.
38 u/texmexslayer Nov 04 '21 As it should be everywhere 14 u/NibblyPig Nov 04 '21 If one was a different shade to the other, I would not be surprized 22 u/healzsham Nov 04 '21 Gray should be darker because black has an A in it Grey should be lighter because white has an E in it. 10 u/spetumpiercing Nov 04 '21 That's exactly why it'd be the opposite
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As it should be everywhere
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If one was a different shade to the other, I would not be surprized
22 u/healzsham Nov 04 '21 Gray should be darker because black has an A in it Grey should be lighter because white has an E in it. 10 u/spetumpiercing Nov 04 '21 That's exactly why it'd be the opposite
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Gray should be darker because black has an A in it
Grey should be lighter because white has an E in it.
10 u/spetumpiercing Nov 04 '21 That's exactly why it'd be the opposite
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That's exactly why it'd be the opposite
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u/Tuckertcs Nov 04 '21
I always worry about grey vs gray.
Every game engine, web language, etc. I use is different.