Cartoon Central

Amazingly, this is the only online comic strip that informs me of the latest tech hypes and events. It told me about the RIAA and it’s stupidity, SCO’s stupid filing lawsuits against various BSDs and Linux Distros and copyright infringements, Google’s new services like GMail, GDrive, et al, and about Net Neutrality being under fire, and a lot more that I can’t remember off the top of my head. The website’s slogan always holds true, though. It impaired my productivity ever since I started reading it.

Andy Mangels compiles a list of Marvel’s recent discussion and actions with its gay characters linking to the relevant stories for Prism Comics.

I think one of us was supposed to write something about The Simpsons' portrayal of Christianity but some how we just forgot about it. But worry not -- the good folks at 4Simpsons.com got us started.

Paul Nowak has some more traditional-style political cartoons.

Wow, a sure sign of a closet case self loather if you ask me. WTF did SpongeBob ever do to you ya fraggin bully. Pick on someone your own density dammit. Wow talk about useless crusades. As confused as the whole thing is, what do they hope to accomplish by beating up the equivalent of a hand puppet eh? I hope Mr. Rogers goes medieval on your asses!

I recently needed to create animations on one of my web sites. This may not be easy task to manage animation working on many browsers !!! Especially if multiple animations must be managed concurrently. That’s the reason why I published my piece of code on SourceForge at http://css-anim.sourceforge.net/. I hope everyone will enjoy it and improve it !

“The Sandbox,” a new addition to his Doonesbury Web site, lets viewers read the comments of service members. It’s a version of a military blog — one of many that already are available on the Web.

Even though I’m not a huge fan of the Cingular Wireless “fewer dropped calls” commercials, I saw this one the other day and it literally made me laugh out loud.