Xkcd. What if? Click and Drag. Everything You Need to Know About “Click and Drag” If you’re a regular reader of the brilliant xkcd, then you probably got lost in today’s comic, “Click and Drag.”
It features three short panels sitting above a seemingly larger, finite panel. However, when you perform the comic’s titular action, click and drag, the larger, bottom panels seems to sprawl on forever in various directions, revealing amusing quips, sad stories, and what is essentially an entire world. There are many impressive facets about “Click and Drag,” such as the panel measuring in at 1.3 terapixels, as well as small community of coders creating applets to help readers better navigate the behemoth. Head on past the break for some stellar info, and maybe set aside some time later today to explore the enormous comic. Comic Size. Headlines. Open Letter. Password Strength. Relativistic Baseball. What would happen if you tried to hit a baseball pitched at 90% the speed of light?
- Ellen McManis Let’s set aside the question of how we got the baseball moving that fast. Ten Thousand. Terry Pratchett. Time. XKCD Time - at your own pace.