Introducing KHAO5, my new webcomic!
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Introducing KHAO5, my new webcomic! It's a comic about some space rabbits. In a military academy.
This aims to be a graphic novel so the format is not a comic strip.
Page 1 is up, and Page 2 is also up on Patreon! Updates Tuesdays :D
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Introducing KHAO5, my new webcomic! It's a comic about some space rabbits. In a military academy.
This aims to be a graphic novel so the format is not a comic strip.
Page 1 is up, and Page 2 is also up on Patreon! Updates Tuesdays :D
@maritzac Looks like fun! RSS feed, maybe? Not that I'm going to stop following you, so I'll get updates that way, but it's nice to have.
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@courtcan that recommendation just put it on my list. Thanks!
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#Quicksy is getting an unusually high amount of registrations from Russia and the US. I wonder if these two countries have something in common.
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@matt I didn't say it was often. It's just more often than finding real serious bugs. It's mostly things like, "it assumed I wanted to keep backward compatibility with an old API endpoint, even though there are no consumers of the old API and killing old code is actually a benefit".
I'm not convinced it's writing more bugs than I would have written in the same amount of code or that my bugs are more likely to be caught in review. I don't write 100% test coverage for any of my projects...
