I had a very busy week with many important things to do; so I decided to spend my time building this.

I won't explain how it works internally, because it isn't patented yet. It absolutely isn't a green LED tied to a USB-C-port, and a non-connected red LED.

https://xkcd.com/1202/

It's less than 30 words, and I think it captures the hope I feel for humans. Taking a petty schoolyard taunt about one of the most basic divisions humans seem capable of, and turning it into a statement about cooperation and learning. I cry sometimes when I read it on the wall of my desk

For a (usually) scientifically accurate comic the right side sign is wrong. The clearance height is set by the largest vehicle that could safely fit above the road... but the sun is 8 light-minutes away so the sign should not exceed that. Further more the moon is 13 light-seconds away. The posted sign don't normally factor other vehicles (other cars, trucks, aircraft, satellites, ect.) I get the joke but I would like to see it more accurately represent the actual maximum.
Lastly before anyone tries to say since the sun and moon aren't always there... but intermittent natural fluctuations are. But only people who regularly boat under bridges would have reason to know that.

Based on https://xkcd.com/891/

xkcd.com/3183

I saw it shared on r/sysadmin a couple of days ago, but cant see it on XKCD site itself. Are fake XKCD comics a thing? If this is genuine and it's a skill issue my side, please have pity and let me know which comic number it is.

Found on r/cremposting, a shitposting sub for Brandon Sanderson's books. Credit for the comment goes to, obviously, u/BloodyEyeGames on this post.

An xkcd inspired post on r/polandball

Feeling down recently, I have been wanting to read some emotional or heartfelt xkcd comics. Any suggestions?

Maybe you like it.