iRuler.net detects the dimensions and resolution of your display and then displays a rule upon it. In the photo above, I've placed a real ruler on the screen (above) to verify the accuracy of the iRuler (below). Good enough for me!
iRuler is a website that turns your screen into an inaccurate ruler
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A cube balancing on one corner
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Retired educator teaches youth geometry and math through quilting, and they love it
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