Don’t forget about the part from the intro (might have been cut from the theatrical release):

They can fix a spine, if you have the money. But not from a VA check. Add $5 and you get yourself a cup of coffee.

The issue is still open. https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/issues/2795

The last comment has this:

There is, but it won’t let you sleep any longer. Quite the opposite, actually.

500GB drive costs what? About $40?

Increasing its reach? You seem to believe everyone has been terminally online since 1985, but I haven’t seen this and it made me happy.

Because they assume that the seller is not The Perfect Human and remembers removing the ad once they’ve sold the thing?

I think that’s just the sound Goofy makes.

Not even Randall Munroe had the guts to attach Orion’s dick in his drawings.

It feels like I’m thirty years too young to get these jokes.

If anyone were ever to work behind him on something they’re very familiar with, they’d have to tear it all down and rebuild it because he just invents his own way as he goes

That’s not the virtue you think it is.

Psst. We don’t do logic here.

Not a shitpost.

Is that Tom Scott from the future?

Without JS the button points to the RSS feed. This serves as a placeholder. The button was most likely copied and pasted.

Upon page load the website makes a call to the /rand.php endpoint, which returns a date in ISO8601 format. That is then used to produce the actual link.

				<script>
		$.get("/rand.php",function(data){
			$('.cc-navaux').attr('href','https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/' + data);
		});
		</script>

(lines 172ff. of the HTML source) Why? Ask the author.

That spoiler didn’t work, at least on lemmy.

As an individual, when you’re presented with the choice of giving up yourself for the rest of mankind, don’t you think 10 minutes (minus the time it takes to receive the call) is a bit tight to think about it?

Not for me. Did you maybe find an easter egg?

LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP $300

I’m inclined to buy that just because it exists. I hate subscription services so, so much!

This is the best option if you think you’ll use Nebula for more than 5 years.