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Yes, it's a cliché, but it's true enough to be worth repeating: User Friendly is to the open-source world what Dilbert is to swarming hives of Windows cubicles. Set in an ISP company that keeps getting bought and sold, the constant remains a team of cynical, hilarious techies. M.B.A.s and marketers drift in and out, as do CEOs, often making statements like, "I can't surf the Web. I think the Internet is broken." For anyone who's dealt with similar situations, User Friendly is the ultimate in-joke. To be fair, the comic is pretty basic in layout and execution. No one will confuse this book with a graphic novel, since the visuals ... Rest of this review on the detail page
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In a transparently nefarious plot to encourage repeat viewings, cartoonist Matt Groening and company have packed each scene of TV's The Simpsons with more inside jokes than an issue of Mad Magazine. But no matter how many times you watch the show, it is not humanly possible to catch every little thing that happens on screen. But now, thanks toThe Simpsons: A Complete Guide to Our Favorite Family, it can all be told--everything from the first eight seasons, right down to the smallest allusions to Paul McCartney, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Crazy Horse, Gandhi, Psycho, The Twilight Zone, The Exorcist, Poltergeist, The Amityville Horror, The Fall of t... Rest of this review on the detail page
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As always with Illiad's comic, this is a mix of pure geekiness with humor and an occasional "serious" note. I got hooked to the daily static a few years ago and since then have never missed a day (well, I missed a day, but made sure I read two comics the day after ;) and this print version of the comic is definately a collectors item for those hooked to the comic. gotta have it.
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Scott Adams' latest work is not a collection of Dilbert cartoons (though recycled strips are liberally sprinkled throughout); it's a dialogue between the man and his fans disguised as a tongue-in-cheek guide to surviving the corporate life. There are chapters on "Office Pranks," "Surviving Meetings," and "Managing Your Co-Workers," with enough weird stories and practical jokes to make any middle manager nervous, especially as many of the tricks and tips come from e- mails sent to Adams by his fans (one tip: never let anyone else use your computer). If these messages are any indication, the creative tide has turned, and now the cor... Rest of this review on the detail page
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