Tasteless web sites need hugs too! Nominate a bad web site at this parody of web awards.

Humorous site pokes fun at the Macintosh, Version Tracker, and the names of software titles.

Parody page has mock advertisements and motivational posters. Browse a gallery of past parodies, or take the survey.

Check out this comic strip from the ISP called Columbia Internet. Includes character profiles and an archive of the strip.

Visitors will be subjected to hearing streaming tech humor after clicking on the comedy sketch of their choice. Includes summaries of material.

Random collection of fun amusements on the Net. Categories include "nerdy stuff" and "artsy stuff."

Find out how to write your own Geek Code which, like DNA, describes you uniquely to geeks of the world.

Comic strip by Peter Zale follows the adventures of Helen, a Greek-American women who cares more about her computer than most things.

Shows and tells of the current title holder of Sexiest Geek Alive. Explains the contest and provides message boards for discussion.

Read and post stories about the crazy behavior that people exhibit. Also sign up for an "I am an Idiot" email address.

Check out a few computer-related jokes, games, pictures and videos.

Explore this parody and protest site and learn all about what is wrong with Windows. Add your rant and rage and view related articles.

Parody page of KMFDM attacks MicroSoft; including a FAQ, mousepads, and t-shirts for recreational wear.

Computer programs in hundreds of different languages print out the full lyrics to this drinking song. Browse the list or submit a program.

Follow the adventures of Jorge, an itinerant programmer bent on avenging his brother's death and ridding the world of poor programming practices.

Each contestant must write an obscure and obfuscated C program to show the importance of style, stress C compilers, and illustrate subtleties.

Self-proclaimed Satanists, these system administrators humorously describe their late-night exploits and other eccentricities.

Makes the case for honoring system administrators once a year. Connects to sources of humor regarding the job.

Presents daily jokes, cavernous archives, intelligent site reviews, and a popular mailing list.

View pictures from a Web cam of a help desk, or read the weekly Duh anecdote about clueless computer users and coworkers.