While we usually feature our cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–from Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech in Voices now, there was one leftover comic about Apple’s Macworld that deserves special attention.
That’s right: The Macworld Expo Survival Kit (gas mask optional!).
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More from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
This week: What can happen when you violate your own privacy, Facebook-style!
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More from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
So what does Google really want from its upcoming current bid for wireless spectrum? Oh, you have no idea the extent of their [...]
More from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
Yesterday, we wrote about the troubles of the One Laptop Per Child project. Here’s more!
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As a Thanksgiving special, an extra cartoon this week from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
Today, they make kindling out of Amazon’s new electronic book-reading device!
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More from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
Get ready to be Spam-Poked by Facebook!
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More from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
This time at the expense of the eminently mockable gPhone from Google–or lack thereof!
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More from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
After Walt Mossberg’s “Free My Phone” call-to-arms earlier this week, will Apple’s Steve Jobs foist the wireless banner of liberty?
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More from the cartoon dudette and dude–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
On the occasion of Yahoo earnings today, here is the No-Sacred-Cows cartoon!
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More from the cartoon dudes–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, whose work will be appearing more regularly on this site, since we all could use a good laugh.
Since I am going to Apple HQ in Cupertino, Calif., for lunch today, here’s a recent apt one.
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We love those clever cartoon dudes–Nitrozac and Snaggy–over at Geek Culture’s Joy of Tech, so much that we hope to showcase them more on the AllThingsD site in the future.
To kick it off, what better way than to show yesterday’s most excellent explanation of why social-networking pretty lady Facebook is worth those 15 billion samoleans, [...]
We were kidding last week in our post about our longtime opinion that News Corp. owner Rupert Murdoch should set WSJ.com free from behind its paid wall that one way to make money was to create a number of premium services, including perhaps starting with a Walt Mossberg fan club.
Thus, we were unprepared for the [...]
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