Cartoons about hacker attacks on the internet by various editorial cartoonists.

An online form that erroneously claims to solve even the most baffling computer problems.

Various computers are dropped from buildings or crushed by steamrollers.

Computer-related jokes, cartoons, and links.

A retrospective of the work of Don Knuth, written a few thousand years from now.

A satirical view of a world run entirely by Windows XP.

A look at how people mistreat their computers, which commentary and photographs.

Spoof of IT industry certification schemes.

A story of the trials and tribulations of a team of software developers.

Humorous answers to common computer questions.

Software parodies includes Joesoft Cheese, a web browser, and Joesoft Mama, a genealogy tool.

Collection of computer jokes.

Including the rivalry between AMD and Intel, and Captain Picard encountering the Microsoft Borg.

Collection of visual jokes based on the tools and filters of Adobe Photoshop.

Sarcastic ode to the worst of the worst junk e-mail.

Home of the Quit Slashdot movement. Reasons to quit, alternatives, equally bad sites, and a FAQ.

Repository of humorous computer-related links and quotes, as well as a few pictures.

What system administrators charge for everyday events. From alt.sysadmin.recovery.

Includes collection of amusing tech support stories. Includes stories from home and professional support situations.

Debates the true nomenclature of those arrow thingys sometimes found in software and other user interfaces.

Computers and technology jokes with one-line ratings.

Contains end-user support requests with humorous comments added. Also contains FAQs, a discussion board, and a weblog.

Secret tidbits hidden in software, movies, music, TV, books, and art.

Humorous ghost stories fabricated from hard facts and experiences of common Apple II users.

Product information for an egg-printing and scanning device for use around Easter-time. In English and German.