I caught more issues than that just by taking another look at the code I was copy-pasting.

Something else that annoyed me was that after I kept telling it not to touch the code, it did eventually leave *the code* alone, but it rewrote comments. Sometimes leaving out relevant info.

Well, this was not about code feedback, though I ended up including some code for context because it was filling in the gaps with complete nonsense.

And while it did find one missing parenthesis, it also kept trying to send my code back in time, telling me modern features are mistakes.

nitter.net/anatudor/sta...

It's not just the newer things, though. There's a certain order for chained transform or filter functions, multiple backgrounds aren't straightforward. And yes, you can still use tailwind and get around all of this, but it's annoying and a lot of people don't want to do that.

And you know what? Nobody ate me.

At the show, that is. Bucharest had a big stray dog problem back then, so my night ended in an ambulance. I might still have the scars.

But when I left Romexpo after the show, I was thinking "that was fun, when are we doing this again?"

Oh, I did a search and it seems to have already been filed, so I just added my test case to that. 😀

I got a really fucked up one I should file: drop-shadow filter on an element makes its descendants with backdrop-filter disappear.

At the very end of the CSS, uncommenting the drop-shadow() filter shows the problem codepen.io/thebabydino/...

Red and black.

Signed, an authentic Transylvanian vampire.

And lots of metal bands agree. See Kreator's most recent single, Tränenpalast, inspired by the 1977 horror Suspiria, Iron Maiden's The Red and the Black. Or Red Before Black by Cannibal Corpse.

Thank you, I crashed last night.

You just gave me an idea how to do something of the kind with just the img, no other elements or pseudos.