Would be slightly better if the good ones listed weren't almost all Dilbert or xkcd comics (which aren't as funny without the mouseover imo).

I don't see why this got downmodded. XKCD and Dilbert are awesome, but everyone already knows about them. I went there with hopes of seeing some new stuff (and I did, but not as much as I wanted to see)

I'm guessing this is more of a product of the lack of programming comics. I can't think of too many others besides those two.

Some have programmers in them, like Achewood.

The correct answer is XKCD.

Final answer?

I thought stack overflow was for programming problems. is it just another digg/reddit/HN with pictures after all?

Do we all have to migrate now, yet again?

Does anyone know that comic, where two voices discuss society's need to have some class to look down on, and then at the end we hear:

"...and that's where we come in. But it's not all bad - in what other society could a toaster and kettle even be having this conversation?"

It's not specifically a programmer cartoon, more AI philosophy.

Is it just at my workstation, or did they somehow manage to disable page-up/down and arrow buttons on the question pages?

Fail. Not one crunchy.

http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/M/math-out.html#crunchly73-0...