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My favorite XKCD
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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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They are not real hitmen, they are just pranking Open source gurus. The idea is that they are so paranoid that they are ready to closed source industry send real hitmen in the night
It's actually pretty funny when you understand the joke. These XKCD fellas have potential.
My good man, XKCD is currently on comic #2801. They've been around for well over a decade.
Oh wow. I saw #2801 but just assumed they were counting backwards from #2850. Looks like you're right!
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