vexillology·VexillologybyJaettehjort Color composition of red-white-blue flagsView original on lemmy.world183Comments13Reply
Alto kbin.social4Hide 4 repliesSomething something french flag should be at the top something something25Reply
hhOrni lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesThe polish flag is missing. Or it may be hidden behind the Indonesian flag.12Reply
CylonBunny replylemmy.worldQuite a few flag on here are just two colors. Japan, Israel, Greece to name a few. As you say, many flags are missing.4Reply
ppoolshrimp lemmyfly.org2Hide 2 repliesEither the scales are messed up or French flag is 70% blue, 50% red and 30% white??4Reply
ffutterschlepper replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyYou’re reading it wrong: the axis is tilted slightly, so red and white are diagonal.5Reply
ppoolshrimp replylemmyfly.orgAh, I see it now, but this is weird. Red and blue are at 60 degree angle, but white is read at 90. I guess it's still the same angle relative to each of axes, but yeah, that's confusing. Thanks for explaining.5Reply
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Something something french flag should be at the top something something
It's in the middle, sharing with Netherlands.
The joke is that it should be 100% white
Ah, that old joke..
And Luxembourg
French flag is perfect balance
So is the Dutch flag. 🇳🇱
The polish flag is missing. Or it may be hidden behind the Indonesian flag.
Quite a few flag on here are just two colors. Japan, Israel, Greece to name a few. As you say, many flags are missing.
The Netherlands had the original and should be on top of the French one.
Either the scales are messed up or French flag is 70% blue, 50% red and 30% white??
You’re reading it wrong: the axis is tilted slightly, so red and white are diagonal.
Ah, I see it now, but this is weird. Red and blue are at 60 degree angle, but white is read at 90.
I guess it's still the same angle relative to each of axes, but yeah, that's confusing. Thanks for explaining.