web dracat
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made:
internet-ti.me, @Watch, Wayback Classic, etc.
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avatars appearing:
in 2D by nox lucent
in 3D by Zcythe
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"If it were me, I'd have [changed] her design to make [her species] more visually clear" - some internet rando
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I post embeds of other peoples' things at @ticky-reposts
filter: invert(70%) sepia(68%) saturate(6213%) hue-rotate(164deg) brightness(101%) contrast(106%);
how did I notice? somehow the page triggered macOS' extended dynamic range and instead of clipping to sRGB I got incredibly overblown icons due to the way they were coloured in, fucking phenomenal
I was going to say "do u think they're like that so they can transition fill color of the icon without converting them to svgs" but then I looked and saw that they area already svgs.......
iirc, this is like, the one way to recolor SVGs in browsers or something cursed like that?
it’s uh, a way to do it if you’re using img tags or background-image but like, inlining them would make this so much more elegant…
I did it once upon a time to colorize the png icons on my portfolio website on mouse hover bc I (still) have no idea how to DO inline svgs myself and bc I decided I wanted to do it after the whole thing was basically done and I didn't care enough to figure it out, but like, with the understanding that it was an awful cursed evil way to do it
Oh yeah I do that too for my witchdice tool. It's the easiest only-css way that I know of to get arbitrary colors out of an icon when it could be either an svg or png // an img or background-image. There are utilities that you give a hex code and they spit out those filter settings.
honestly I love that that caused the EDR stuff to fire up. “six thousand percent? uhhh I will try”
