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New comic! Today's News: (Yes, the numbering is off in the archive. Don't worry about it.) You ever do something for a while and then not really stop doing it and then suddenly you've been doing it for twenty years? It's pretty weird. I posted the first Awkward Zombie comic on September 19, 2006, when I was fifteen years old. Making it has been a constant throughout my entire adult life, and I owe a lot of really cool opportunities and friendships to the people I've met in the course of doing so. If you have been reading this comic for the last five, ten, fifteen, or however many years: thank you. If you have somehow avoided the concept of webcomics until recently and are a new reader: thank you. I'll see you next week.
New comic! Today's News: She loves it. It's good for her.
New comic! Today's News: Maybe these people shouldn't be trusted to define their own order parameters. Some of these feel like a "none pizza with left beef" situation.
New comic! Today's News: I do love an investigation-type game where secrets are revealed by rotating a 3D model of a clue, but there are some objects that I should not be permitted to rotate.
New comic! Today's News: Being able to see other players' vehicles and structures provides some very interesting data regarding statistically likely behavior. It is somehow comforting to drive my truck into a ditch and find evidence that other humans also couldn't resist taking that turn too fast.
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New comic! Today's News: (Yes, the numbering is off in the archive. Don't worry about it.) You ever do something for a while and then not really stop doing it and then suddenly you've been doing it for twenty years? It's pretty weird. I posted the first Awkward Zombie comic on September 19, 2006, when I was fifteen years old. Making it has been a constant throughout my entire adult life, and I owe a lot of really cool opportunities and friendships to the people I've met in the course of doing so. If you have been reading this comic for the last five, ten, fifteen, or however many years: thank you. If you have somehow avoided the concept of webcomics until recently and are a new reader: thank you. I'll see you next week.
$1000 for a base-PS5-strength machine with no controller, or $1200 with one. At the original rumored $7-800 price point, the Steam Machine might have justified its existence to me for its living-room form-factor/access to my Steam library. But adding in the AI RAMflation, I just don’t even know who this device is supposed to be […] The post RAMageddon appeared first on Ctrl+Alt+Del Comic.
Click here to go see the bonus panel! Hovertext: That janitor just goes from building to building helping people. Today's News: