The RGB Fingernail Debugger

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The RGB Fingernail Debugger

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The RGB hand sign - for when you need to debug CSS colors at 3 AM. Those three fingernails painted in red, green, and blue represent the holy trinity of web design pain. Every frontend dev has had that moment of "Is this #00FF00 or #00FF01?" while their sanity slowly fades away. And yes, we've all secretly considered painting our nails like this during that eighth consecutive hour of trying to match the designer's "slightly off-white but not quite eggshell" color.

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