A whole lot more comics for your weekend enjoyment

A Skype user received a message about security problem with his Windows machine. The funny part, is he was running Linux!

More funny pictures from the "world wide interweb" - I think that's what Monk calls it ;)

At the height of Windows's market dominance, Microsoft had no role in determining what software would and wouldn't run on its machines ... (Yet with walled gardens like iPhone rising) Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Mark Fiore found his iPhone app rejected because it contained "content that ridicules public figures."

Over the weekend I got into a mood to try out another window manager besides my beloved KDE. Warning! There may be some prejudice here :) I thought that if I could find a good WM to run on my aging flaky computer I might be able to squeak by until I get a new motherboard.

A collection of joke computer terminology from 1998. If you don't remember BetaMax, even less of this may be funny ;)

My brain is mushier than usual after putting in hours day and night all weekend. Enjoy the pictures :)

You can’t blame your computer for crashing, being slow or losing your work. If it is behaving in a funny way, then it is problem with you – it’s operator. You are doing something wrong. Or did in the past, and now you are paying the consequences. Barring unforeseen hardware issues and unpredictable software bugs, almost every computer issue can be traced back to you. Why?

Setting up a computer to share its internet connection should be easy. After all, you’ve successfully networked your computers together and even shared files with all your home computers, so why not the Internet?