So, I know it's an old take to laugh at people that don't know x that older people took for granted. The idea here was rather to give it a more respectful spin. Nobody's ridiculed here. It's supposed to give it this point of view of the older guy that doesn't make fun of the younger ones but just reminds them that they'll be in the same shoes eventually, with stuff that they took for granted fading into obscurity. You know, taking a more humble stance, without being condescending.

On another note, the save icon going away might have something to do with programs just writing everything to storage anytime ASAP so the whole idea of writing to disk just disappears. Don't know if I like that workflow though, I'm too used to saving my work.

To be honest, the first draft of this had the Shakespeare Programming Language in the last panel but the test audience (ie my co writer) had never heard about that one, so I changed it to something that wasn't necessarily bad but rather just old and no longer really in use.

Thanks for the feedback, I'll work on that. Usually, the panels are meant to be looked at one by one, like a gallery that you swipe through or something, which would make the text bigger as well, but Lemmy doesn't seem to support that, so it's the full comic in one image, which may be part of that issue. But yeah, I'll try to improve the text.

Yeah, I am. I'll work on that.

Wow, didn't know that! Might just fix it later, thanks for the input!

Yeah, I tend to search for my individual fulfillment in the square borders of the panels, that's gotta be enough.

Thanks for the feedback, will try :)

Now you tell me...

Yeah, but that'd look so... nonpersonal.