Ask HN: What concept do you wish was already a XKCD comic?

[jpn]

I've found that when explaining complex concepts to colleagues, nothing works quite as well as a good XKCD comic. Randall Munroe has a unique talent for distilling intricate ideas into simple, humorous, and highly relatable panels. It's amazing how often an XKCD comic can illuminate a concept, making it immediately understandable.

However, I occasionally find myself searching for a comic on a specific topic, only to realize that it doesn't exist. This got me thinking: what concepts out there are still in need of the XKCD treatment?

[anenefan]

I conducted a quick search and don't see:

Real world experience vs how it should work as per x for dummies type book ... coupled with the dangers of wrong things and myths that even really clever people get caught up with, gaining momentum in various echo chambers online.

I guess for me, online, the epitome came with the introduction of M$ XP and those few years the average user used to try old 98 boot disks to sort out their small problems landing with the inevitable - easily fixed before they talked to someone who knew XP backwards, screamed at any one suggesting the boot issue was dos (98 sys command execution meant that had to be sorted out first) related ... XP ONLY EMULATES ... oh boy, I watched so many hapless sods have the "expert" eventually suggest to reinstall XP clean - there was no explaining to the "experts" what happens with a sys command.

[dankwizard]

Nice try Randall

[muzani]

There's a meta comic concept in here. I'm pretty sure most HN users know xkcd, but would enough xkcd users know HN to get an "Ask Orange Site:" joke?

[atleastoptimal]

just make ur own web comic