I just use this: https://github.com/Furglitch/modorganizer2-linux-installer

So we can expect this to be the subject of your next comic?

Fsck you

"Now I can see the whales

Looming out of the dark

Like arrows in the sky

I can’t believe my eyes

But it’s true"

9/11

For those who don’t know. This is made by the same developers as BeamNG Drive.

They already are

https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/18/firefox_no_ai_alternative_waterfox/

High BPM music

That would explain my interest in Technical Death Metal music.

Thanks. :)

Do you have a website or someplace you post these? I’d like to read previous comics.

As a former Eclipse user I can vouch for this as well.

It literally says that in the screenshot

He’s been posting pretty frequently over the last year or so.

Two economists were walking down the street. They come across some dog shit on their way. The first economist turns to the second and says “I’ll pay you $100 to eat that dog shit.” The second economist agrees and eats the dog shit and the first economist pays him.

Some time later they come across another dog shit on the way. This time the second economist says to the first “I’ll pay you $100 to eat that dog shit.” The first economist agrees and eats the dog shit and the second economist pays him.

After walking a while the first economist says to the second, “The first time I paid you to eat dog shit and the second time you paid me back the same amount to eat dog shit, so we basically ate shit for nothing.”

“Not necessarily,” replied the second economist, “because we raised the GDP by $200.”

Lovecraft’s story The Doom That Came To Sarnath is about events that occurred in a fictional city. There are no singular characters and it reads like something written by a historian.

So such stories are not always bad.

Can you give some examples of how you outline?

I do write small writing prompts on my phone whenever I get an idea. I just need to go and pick them up sometime :P

My problem with writing is that sometimes I just hover over a single sentence and sometimes I just ramble on a couple of paragraphs then re-read it to see that what I wrote was overtly detailed (just like how I tend to overexplain things when talking).

I guess its a start, but I like your idea of timeboxing the writing activity.

I was dabbling in local llms recently using Ollama to generate stories from prompts. It’s fine but not something I’d consider something original like how I’d write.

But I guess it’s better than nothing if I get stuck.

Time to open a can of whoop-ass on these clowns.

I already knew F-droid. Also it’s always been available on Android, albeit in a roundabout way.

What’s there for iOS?