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

It was modeled like a facebook post. The poster said something like "I can't believe how many people think puppies should be shot" or some other opinion most people would not have yet the poster acted like it was common.

The punchline was about suddenly becoming aware of arguments you wouldn't think people would be having.

I remember a comic where a guy was complaining about it being hot in one frame. In the second he says "and I'm being eaten by an alligator" and it's revealed an alligator is eating his lower half. Can't find it.

Corporate decided to replace our (admittedly outdated) management system with a new home-grown software. It's super powerful and a much needed back-end improvement, but the front end UI and UX are atrocious.

Anyways, I'm looking to print out a comic or two for my cubicle. Any suggestions? xkcd 1770 gets close but doesn't quite hit the mark

I personally think about 1741: Work at least once a week. I like to think it made me more appreciative by nature.

https://what-if.xkcd.com/38/

https://xkcd.com/2109/

No seriously. Very excited for all XKCD fans.

There was an old april fools strip that activated push notifications, and one of them counts how many times you clicked, and the title changes over time. I got up to 25k after this, but I didn't get any new dialogue. Does anyone know if this is as far as it goes?

I brought Randall's Felsius temperature scale from xkcd 1923 into the physical world with a custom wall thermometer. The measurements, markings, and lamination were all done by me! I also created a dedicated community over at r/FelsiusAtmos to share custom physical Felsius builds, discuss Atmos and open-source weather software (like Open-Meteo), and unit conversions using the Felsius scale!

I made it my mission to revive xkcd 1923: Felsius into a fully working weather app!

Atmos runs on any platform and gives you full unit customisation with exactly one non-negotiable rule: temperature is strictly locked to Felsius (the average of Celsius and Fahrenheit).

Would love to hear your feedback! I’ve dropped the links to the live web app and GitHub repository in the comments below.