caseyweederman

This looks like an AI prompt that spat out a real photo

Bill Watterson had to design his Sunday Calvin and Hobbes strips around different newpapers' size and layout demands.
His solution was to have two or three panels that could be omitted and the rest of the panels could be rearranged to still form a rectangle.
The title splash is usually a 2/3rds rectangle with some fun art that adds to the strip but isn't required for the flow -- Hobbes pouncing from a coil, or Calvin walking in snowpants with the sound effects following him the full length.

These can set the stage but aren't critical. I like to cover them up and feel out what the flow would have been in different papers.

I put line breaks in the alt text transcription and it repeated the image that many times for me on Summit. It's pretty silly.

I knew I'd mess up the formatting, though I would not have guessed it would be like that.

Don't forget, if you have a headset that automatically mutes when the microphone arm is up, you have to fiddle with the settings all over again every time you join a meeting.
Yes, even the official Microsoft Teams headset.

Ads have always been bad. Ban billboards.

"An 8 and a half by eleven piece of printer paper, is that acid?"

They actually renamed it after release, I didn't realize that.
I'd share a source but I can't tell which of these many nearly identical search results isn't an ad-infested click farm.
From Thunderbolts to The New Avengers. Which is apparently a plot thing? I haven't seen it.

They also changed the title in the weeks leading up to release.

You're right.
It's probably salty.

Localized primarily on the one girl's first and second fingers on one hand, and around the mouth of the other.