11 Sep 2006

Here's a Nickel, Kid —

The Dilbert cartoon referenced in Neil Stephenson’s “In The Beginning was The Command Line”

tomayko.com   03:49

01 Sep 2008

xkcd - The End is Not for a While —

Is xkcd ever going to stop being funny?

xkcd.com   02:59

19 Jul 2008

How I Roll… —

Who says legibility and correct punctuation aren’t street?

roblord.org   07:42

04 May 2008

xkcd: Forks and Spoons —

Reading xkcd has become one of my last regular forms of physical exercise. My abs are burning right now from violent guttural reactions to this one.

xkcd.com   22:05

04 Dec 2007

Python —

“Whitespace?”

xkcd.com   17:06

10 Oct 2007

http://xkcd.com/327/ —

“Did you really name your son Robert'); DROP TABLE Students;—?”

xkcd.com   05:31

15 Feb 2007

Lisp [xkcd.com] —

:)

xkcd.com   18:47

08 Feb 2007

int getRandomNumber() [xkcd.com] —

// guaranteed to be randon :)

xkcd.com   18:25

07 Dec 2006

Forn Policy —

Bwwwwaaaaahhhahahaaaaahhaa.

guardian.co.uk   07:42

18 May 2005

Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby —

Holy crap this is the coolest language book I’ve ever seen. No seriously, you have to flip through the chapters – there’s regular comic strips and other crazy non-sense.

poignantguide.net   01:26

28 Oct 2004

Dilbert 10/28/2004 —

“something you could never comprehend conflicts with something that you’d never understand.”

dilbert.com   00:51

27 Oct 2004

Dilbert 10/28/2004 —

“something you could never comprehend conflicts with something that you’d never understand.”

geek.nl   19:51