Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 20/01/2026Ah oui, ça j'avoue... Espérons qu'on a, euh, touché le fond, peut-être ? 010
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 20/01/2026Resharing from March 2025 — bonkersworld.net/trumping-peace 1254
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 30/10/2025Ha! Well, at least these Ginsu products are useful. ;-) 010
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 28/10/2025I made a YouTube "short" 😁 But it's not about science. Well... It is... in a way. www.youtube.com/shorts/jxQQD...youtube.comBS Buster — Kind ScienceYouTube video by BsBuster 130
Reposted by Manu Cornetthekoolaidmom.bsky.social @thekoolaidmom.bsky.social · 18/10/2025#NoKings event in Fairhope, Al. A woman was arrested for "lewd conduct" because she was dressed in penis suit with a sign that said "No dick-tator" 3 cops on a 53 yo woman. 151087703759
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 17/10/2025"Null pointer" cartoon archive (and link to subscribe to the free newsletter) at: lmanul.github.io/null-pointer/ 050
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 26/08/2025Another sample from my weekly cartoons for the free newsletter pointer.io — all past drawings at lmanul.github.io/null-pointer/ :-) 030
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 18/07/2025A few weeks ago I started drawing cartoons for a free bi-weekly newsletter called pointer.io ("essential reading for engineering leaders"). Check the cartoon archive at lmanul.github.io/null-pointer/ and consider subscribing, I've been liking the contents! 151
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 17/07/2025Sorry folks, Pam Bondi visited "Alligator Alcatraz" and a boa gobbled up the Epstein files. 010
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 09/07/2025Netanyahu + Trump + Nobel peace prize, haha perfect headline from the Onion. Erm, wait, what? 020
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 07/07/2025I would submit that if two years after your big product rebrand people are still calling it the old name, it was a pretty big failure. 060
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025The employee is outraged for being tracked so closely, and then says that if it must be said, he was in the toilet. The blue characters admits the tracking is too tight, and apologizes for being too nosy... But in the last panel, asks whether it was #1 or #2. 120
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025The cartoon itself shows this blue character which impersonates the time tracking system. The human starts by saying that he's done for the day and asks to clock out. The blue character then points out that there are 14 minutes of time that are unaccounted for, when the employee was not in his seat. 120
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025I understand this is probably very common for people paid by the hour, but for a spoiled employee like myself (not to mention having the strong opinion that output should matter a lot more than butt-in-seat hours) who experienced this for the first time at age 43, it was a bit surprising. 230
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/20253) each time you clock in/out the service also requires your precise geographical location from the browser. 110
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025This is made worse by the fact that 1) freee is not good at maintaining your logged in session, so you have to re-enter username and password a lot, 2) if you forget to clock in or out, you then have to submit a form which someone from HR needs to manually approve, and 110
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025For someone coming in from another work culture, this can feel a bit intrusive, even though (in my interpretation) the initial intention is good. You have to virtually "clock in" and "clock out" when 1) starting work, 2) going to lunch, 3) coming back from lunch, 4) ending work. 110
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025Most companies outsource this to specialized services. One of them is called "freee" (with 3 Es). 110
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025I don't know the full history, but I'm guessing that Japan passed some strict laws to prevent people from overworking and burning out quite so much. The result is that companies must implement strict time tracking, even for full-time employees. 110
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 02/07/2025I worked for a Japanese company for a little while last year, and was surprised by the standard time-tracking requirements, so I made this cartoon. If this doesn't feel familiar and/or you don't speak Japanese, I'll explain a little bit in this thread! 140
Manu Cornet @lmanul.bsky.social · 12/06/2025Re-post from 5 years ago — bonkersworld.net/presidential... 082