A comic in four panels. Panel 1. A sorcerer is standing in front of the closed main gate of a tall and dark castle. The guard, on the wall of the castle, shouts: > Guard: Halt, stranger! Do you have the password? > Sorcerer: Yes, it's DarkLord123! Panel 2. Zoom on the guard, shouting another test: > Guard: What about the security code sent to your address? > Sorcerer: Oh yes, I have that: 75482. Panel 3. The guard now hangs a big poster, absurd: there is on it a picture of a horse on a landscape, but it is split into many squares. The laser wand of the sorcerer selects all the squares with horses. > Guard: Now, use your magic to show me all the squares with horses. Good. Panel 4. Shot of the sorcerer, visibly very bored by all these tests, opening his mouth. > Guard (off-panel): Finally, prove that you're an adult by closing and opening your mouth. > Sorcerer: Really?... This comic strip is a critique of the too many security steps in 2025: login/password, 2FA security code, captchas, and adult verification via webcam expression.

Comic titled "Tech Debt", in 4 panels.Credit: MonkeyUser.com Two miners look at a large opening in a mountain, smiling. The one says, "This way!" "We are progressing so fast together!" as they continue to shovel and pick their way, making a tunnel. "This doesn't look good." They stand, frowning, looking at a water leak in the tunnel wall. The last panel shows them standing in water at the end of the tunnel, with a pile of rubble labeped Tech Debt behind them, blocking their way. There is some sort of little green demon in an opening above them using a hose to pump water into their tunnel.

Comic titled "Tech Debt", in 4 panels.Credit: MonkeyUser.com Two miners look at a large opening in a mountain, smiling. The one says, "This way!" "We are progressing so fast together!" as they continue to shovel and pick their way, making a tunnel. "This doesn't look good." They stand, frowning, looking at a water leak in the tunnel wall. The last panel shows them standing in water at the end of the tunnel, with a pile of rubble labeped Tech Debt behind them, blocking their way. There is some sort of little green demon in an opening above them using a hose to pump water into their tunnel.

A comic in four panels. Panel 1. A sorcerer is standing in front of the closed main gate of a tall and dark castle. The guard, on the wall of the castle, shouts: > Guard: Halt, stranger! Do you have the password? > Sorcerer: Yes, it's DarkLord123! Panel 2. Zoom on the guard, shouting another test: > Guard: What about the security code sent to your address? > Sorcerer: Oh yes, I have that: 75482. Panel 3. The guard now hangs a big poster, absurd: there is on it a picture of a horse on a landscape, but it is split into many squares. The laser wand of the sorcerer selects all the squares with horses. > Guard: Now, use your magic to show me all the squares with horses. Good. Panel 4. Shot of the sorcerer, visibly very bored by all these tests, opening his mouth. > Guard (off-panel): Finally, prove that you're an adult by closing and opening your mouth. > Sorcerer: Really?... This comic strip is a critique of the too many security steps in 2025: login/password, 2FA security code, captchas, and adult verification via webcam expression.

A webcomic storyboard in four panels, black and white and sketchy: Panel 1: A cute mermaid sings, eyes closed, with a melancholy expression, sitting on a rock in the middle of the ocean. She plays a small lyre. Panel 2: Aerial view: many boats gather, forming a circle around the mermaid, drawn in by her performance. Panel 3: The mermaid bows modestly to the enthusiastic applause of the sailors on the boats, who give her a standing ovation. > Mermaid: Thank you... Panel 4. The mermaid now yell angrily to the sailors. In the foreground little fish, crab, and shark are throwing trash back to the boats. > Mermaid: "...And now that I've got your attention, stop polluting our waters and take your trash with you!"