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I think it's a pretty funny comic, especially because of the irony and the subtle cultural commentary.
The joke works on a few levels:
1\. The hypocrisy: The character dismisses AI website builders as something for stupid people, presumably because he values traditional, hands-on creation.
2\. The punchline: He gets excited about his own website, but what he's created looks like something straight out of the early 2000s. The contrast between modern AI-generated websites and his homemade masterpiece is hilarious.
3\. The aesthetic irony: His room is full of ideological posters, while his website is a chaotic collection of bright colors, overlapping text, and questionable design choices. It reinforces the character's personality.
4\. The deeper joke: The comic pokes fun at technological elitism: sometimes people confuse doing something the difficult way with doing it the better way.
My favorite part is the second panel. His genuine excitement ("WAOW!") makes the joke land. He's completely oblivious to how ridiculous the result looks.
That said, there's a legitimate counterargument: building a website yourself can be a valuable learning experience, even if the result isn't professionally polished.
Overall: It's a good satire of anti-AI snobbery, DIY elitism, and nostalgia for the old internet. 😄