Help me find a cartoon and a picture of two planes!

I remember coming across a couple of amusing things a while ago which I should have bookmarked but didn’t, so I’m turning to the collective wisdom and knowledge of the Dope in the hope of finding them again.

  1. A cartoon (or possibly just a graph) illustrating the difference between developers and normal people. The essence of the joke is that normal people repeat things and have a linearly increasing effort curve with increasing repeats, while developers spend ages scripting things and therefore have a high initial effort, but then it’s totally flat for increasing complexity. This is much harder to describe than I thought!

  2. This one is easier, because I know exactly what it is and where it came from. It’s a picture of a tiny plane (perhaps a Cessna) taxing on a runway in front of a huge airliner (probably a 747) and the caption of the picture says something like “Heavy 623, beware flight turbulence departing Runway 26”.

Any takers? I know both these are a long shot but my Google-fu is weak, and has been for a while.

Is this the picture? No caption, though.

Sorry, I can never get links to work well.

http://pixdaus.com/it-s-all-about-priorities-in-life-747-aircraft-airline-cessn/items/view/74241/

I’m pretty sure that’s the picture, thanks! I was hoping to find it with the caption, because that’s what made it really hilarious, but the picture itself is pretty damn funny. I keep imagining the pilot of the Cessna looking in his rear view mirror (assuming they have rear view mirrors, don’t spoil the joke), and seeing the sign “Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear”. Just like Jurassic Park.