Can't we fix this by using a,b,c coordinates? \s
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For me it's the top one. In a web browser, when using CSS and JavaScript, x is the horizontal axis, y is the vertical axis, and z is for depth. Hence the z-index CSS property which determines depth.
I would say the bottom one only makes sense if the stick figure were to hover in the air and look downwards. Then the z axis would be depth for him.
There are others, where there are way more arrows, and they are not at all orthogonal...
If you think the top of the frame is correct, may I just say fuck you? Thank you have a nice day
It's all stupid. I remember a bunch of times a Physics teacher in university using her hand and saying some weird stuff and having no idea what she was talking about, without context or heaving ever heard about her "weird trick".