#44 Just a perfect day

#43 Less than zero

#42 With friends like this

#41 Dream job

#40 Shy high

#39 Everybody's gotta eat

#38 No placenta left behind

#37 Horror stories

#36 Narrow angel

#35 Artificial rudeness

#34 As unseen on TV

#33 Better than dead

Stupid Blogger gives me the dreaded "Your publish is taking longer than expected" message even though it actually uploads the files. The workaround is to insert manually the image names in the blog post.

#32 Life is a blur

Actually that's my daughter's echographic image, gaussian-blurred with Photoshop. She's definiteley not invisible. And not silent either.

#31 Going bananas

#29 Nirvana? Never mind...

Looks like Invisible #29 became actually invisible yesterday, so here he is. This is what happens when one tries to juggle a 6-month baby and database programming at the same time. Thanks to Andre L. for pointing this out.

#30 Imagine there's no people

#28 Cuteness overloading

Here's a larger view of the kitten.

#27 Now you don't see him, now you still don't

#26 I have a bad feeling about this

Sillof creates custom Star Wars and comic book figures as a hobby. The nice thing is that he also reinvents them: here are steampunk Star Wars and 1942 Star Wars.

#25 No way out

#24 These grapes aren't very sweet either

To be frank, being missed by bedbugs isn't such a miss. Those little fellows practice traumatic insemination, which is not a nice thing.

#23 Totally Safe For Work

#22 Stranger in a strange land

The Real Invisible often displays a blissful ignorance of things that he should know, like the name of his country's head of state or common technologies relevant to his work as an IT worker. On the other hand he knows in great detail lots of things that most people don't care about. It's hard to say whether he's a prime example of the knowledge gap theory or if this just results of personal (and respectable) choices.

At a time where pointers to most questions are just a couple of clicks away for anyone able to use a computer - and the Real Invisible lives by and for the computer - it's interesting to see that the practical availability of information is not enough to make it actually available for many people.

#21 Niche market

It's probably the largest niche market that exists.

#20 Unsolicited love

#19 Garden variety

#18 Patent hobbit

Too bad cars can't run on stupidity, because the resources grow exactly at the same pace as the human population.

#17 Move along, nothing to see here

3/4 Suprematism comes to the webcomics.

#16 Cogito ergo nothing much indeed sum

#15 What cell phones are really for

Most of the people who yak day and night on their cell phones don't really talk to someone else.
See also Instant messaging for introverts, for those who have trouble assimilating in a society that expects everyone to be "available" anywhere, anytime.