That can’t be very trustworthy, it’s a png! But then if it’s inaccurate does that mean png’s ARE trustworthy? But then if that’s the case then this is accurate in saying pngs aren’t trustworthy, but that would mean that it claiming pngs are inaccurate would be inaccurate itself which would mean…
I just remember it making a joke about if you find an old self-hosted webpage that’s just text on a background with no ads, no css, etc. it’s a very reliable source of information.
There’s an xkcd about this, but I have no idea how to search for it.
https://xkcd.com/1301/
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Aligning figures the way you want to in Latex saps all the energy that would otherwise be dedicated to lying.
That can’t be very trustworthy, it’s a png! But then if it’s inaccurate does that mean png’s ARE trustworthy? But then if that’s the case then this is accurate in saying pngs aren’t trustworthy, but that would mean that it claiming pngs are inaccurate would be inaccurate itself which would mean…
Where would .md fit in that graph I wonder…
Somewhere between .txt and .doc
There must be an xkcd for this too
Is there not an XKCD for there being an XKCD about everything?
There is not an xkcd for there not being an xkcd about this.
the xkcd app has a pretty good search function. got any keywords we can try?
I just remember it making a joke about if you find an old self-hosted webpage that’s just text on a background with no ads, no css, etc. it’s a very reliable source of information.
If you have matrix, there is an xkcd not @xkcd:maunium.net
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