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Socoder -> On Topic -> Upside-Down Burger

Sat, 21 Jun 2025, 02:25
Pixel_Outlaw
Welp good job Wendy's ... Linkage
Sat, 21 Jun 2025, 02:25
Jayenkai
My head typically tries to diagnose coding issues when I see things like this.
.. And yet..
*shrugs*
Is that Android or iOS? I've seen weird "flipped wrong" issues on a few (frankly, almost all!!!) of my Android devices when the screen is in landscape instead of portrait. (Most of my Android devices are those gaming handheld style ones, which all seem to use Portrait screens rotated to Landscape. You can usually tell when Android's booting up, the wrong way round!)

It looks a bit like that. Maybe the software was developed to be able to run upside down, but their test devices have had "up = 1", and your device is "up = 0" or something...
I'm not really sure, to be honest.

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