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Horrible artwork, terrible storyline, zilch characterization, and extremely dull, obvious jokes. And yet it was a smash hit! I think this demonstrates that the public will embrace just about anything if it's free and the circumstances are right. And it indicates that new internet users of the time were really hungry, downright starving, for entertainment.... his current work is comparatively slick and professional. But I suspect that his early work had enormous influence, because it encouraged thousands of people with few skills and little talent to jump into the webcomics field." Zabel also credited User
Friendly's success in part to its "series mascot", Dust Puppy, saying that "the popular gag-a-day cartoons almost always have some kind of mascot."
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site. On his website, Frazer said, "I offered no attribution or asked for permission , over the last couple of years I've infringed on the expression of ideas of some (who I think are) clever people. Plagiarized. My hypocrisy seems to know no bounds, as an infamous gunman was once heard saying. I sincerely apologize to my readers and to the original authors. I offer no excuses and accept full blame and responsibility. As a result, I'll be modifying the cartoons in question. No, it won't happen again. Yes, I've immersed myself in mild acid."
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same punching bags as before." Burns said that characters learn no lessons, and that "f Frazer uses copy and paste to put his characters in, he's been using the same clip art for the entire 21st century." Burns also criticised the stereotypical depiction of idiotic computer users as outdated. But fundamentally, Burns found the strip funny, saying anyone who had worked IT would likely find it funny, and even those who had not will find something in it amusing. Burns felt that some criticism of
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comic, users searched and found several other examples. Initially, Frazer posted on MetaFilter saying "I get a flurry of submissions and one-liners every week, and I haven't checked many of them at all, because I rarely had to in the past" but later admitted that he had taken quotes directly from the
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and frequently defends their marketing tactics, infuriating the techies, he has a real problem with
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Dabster's beautiful daughter. The character appeared for the first time in the strip of Aug. 30, 2001. Pearl is often seen getting the better of the boys. She is the antagonist of Miranda, and occasionally the object of Pitr's affections, much to the chagrin of Sid. Some people (both in strip
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Lawrence I. Charters appreciated the nature of the titles used for the published books. Francis
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began gathering momentum, there wasn't just little to nothing like it on the web -- it appealed and spoke to a much larger percentage of the internet reading audience than mainstream society would support outside of that filter.... in the waning years of the 20th
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Illiad based the character on a former boss, saying, "The Chief is based on my business mentor. He was the vice president that I reported to back in the day. The Chief, like my mentor, is tall (!) and thin and sports a bushy ring around a bald crown, plus a very thick moustache." The Chief bears a
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Greg is in charge of
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and draws humor from dealing with clueless users and geeky subjects. The comic ran seven days a week until 2009, when updates became sporadic, and since 2010 it had been in re-runs only. The webcomic was shut down in late February 2022, after an announcement from Frazer.
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workers were somewhat shortsighted and misguided, but the last bastion of human reason... Every time we see Greg working, it's to deal with yet another annoying, self-important clueless user who hasn't gotten his brain around the digital world".
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events, the Dust Puppy looks similar to a ball of dust and lint, with eyes, feet and an occasional big toothy smile. He was briefly absent from the strip after accidentally being blown with compressed air while sleeping inside a dusty server.
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and in the real world) wrongly assume that the character was named after the scripting language PERL. While this may be the true intention of the author, in the script timeline, is shown to be an error based on wordplay.
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guru. He suddenly began to speak with a fake Slavic accent as part of his program to "Become an Evil Genius." He has almost succeeded in taking over the planet several times. His sworn enemy is
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the art, but was impressed at Illiad maintaining publication of a strip every day. "Webcomics: The Influence and Continuation of the Comix Revolution" described how the strip represented the
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came from seeing it as general webcomic, rather than one targeted at a specific audience of old-school IT geeks, and he considered that the targeted approach was a good business model.
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produced a strip in 1999 just to criticise Frazer, saying "people will pass up steak once a week for crap every day." They also criticized the commercialism of the strip. By contrast,
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2003:""User Friendly" and "GPF" Creators on Comics and Operating Systems"
1919:"The Artistic History of Webcomics: A Webcomics Examiner Roundtable"
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into Pitr-Cola and making Columbia Internet millions with a
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User Friendly Animation - Episode 1 at The Flash Museum
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Zabel, Joseph ‘Joe’; et al. (September 30, 2005).
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Fenty, Sean; Houp, Trena; Taylor, Laurie (May 2005).
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1664:"UF Cartoon Archive - Character Gallery - Mike"
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2796:"Even Grues Get Full - tech humor book review"
2058:"The Best Entertaining Online Web Tech Comics"
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2166:"The most influential webcomics of all time"
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2219:"20 Funny Web Comics You'd Love To Read"
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2644:Gasperson, Tina (September 21, 2000).
2507:Puryear, Dustin (September 25, 2000).
1045:Hiatuses, ending, reruns, and shutdown
349:Please improve this section by adding
2349:"10 Great Webcomics That Aged Poorly"
2164:Jensen, K. Thor (November 27, 2018).
1912:
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1657:
1655:
1219:Infinite Canvas: The Art of Webcomics
766:. Miranda finds Dust Puppy adorable.
678:, which meant that Erwin talked like
116:
23:. For the term used generically, see
7:
4183:Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo
2746:Frazer, J. D. (September 28, 2006).
2401:Glassborow, Francis (October 2003).
1638:. Plan Nine Publishing. p. 67.
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1125:"a strip in the wry, verbal vein of
56:Please help consolidate the article.
4331:Association of Canadian Cartoonists
2872:(July 18, 2006), "Strip Comments",
2769:Brown, Janelle (October 27, 1999).
2573:. September 5, 2007. Archived from
2265:Zainab, Afzal (December 22, 2023).
1817:"Biggie Panda: Old Skool Webcomics"
1712:Brown, Janelle (October 27, 1999).
1562:Coleman, Chris (February 9, 2001).
1496:. February 26, 2022. Archived from
1163:by Liza Schmalcel and Bruce Evans.
814:text editor. He briefly worked for
570:First appearance December 3, 1997.
256:The strip had a running storyline.
2306:Scott, Andery (January 14, 2024).
827:
778:email worm and deleted it unread.
755:
14:
1874:Lucas, Josh (September 1, 1999).
1247:
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742:straight out of a styrofoam cup.
709:), as a punishment for insulting
4353:Comic Legends Legal Defense Fund
4199:List of Canadian comics creators
4120:Canadian Cartoonist Hall of Fame
3538:
3530:
2672:Smith, JT (September 18, 2000).
2377:"The Root of All Evil: A Review"
2056:Francis, Carol (June 17, 2013).
791:
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4158:Paradise Comics Toronto Comicon
2915:"Dust Puppy's first appearance"
2192:Dubey, Sarikaz (May 14, 2014).
1815:Xerxes, Xaviar (January 2007).
1524:P. Aune, Sean (March 3, 2009).
1407:(translation to several German
1215:Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art
909:The Smiling Man is the company
595:
505:superficial resemblance to the
4282:The Great Canadian Comic Books
3646:Nelvana of the Northern Lights
2375:Charters, Lawrence I. (2002).
2194:"Awesome Geek Comics Websites"
1294:, Plan Nine Publishing, 2002,
1213:was part of an exhibit at The
29:User Friendly (disambiguation)
1:
1683:"UserFriendly Strip Comments"
1494:"UserFriendly Strip Comments"
1443:Royal Canadian Mounted Police
1422:Ten Years of UserFriendly.Org
1204:open-source software movement
351:secondary or tertiary sources
1948:Worthy (November 22, 2022).
1902:"HEADS UP: We're Going Dark"
1789:Illiad (February 23, 2009).
592:Artificial Intelligence (AI)
277:This comics-related article
4168:Toronto Comic Arts Festival
3491:User Friendly comic archive
2381:Washington Apple Pi Journal
2138:"Sidesplitting tech comics"
2108:dragoon (August 20, 2000).
2030:"Sidesplitting tech comics"
1526:"20 of the Best Web Comics"
1345:Evil Geniuses in a Nutshell
166:November 21, 2010
151:November 17, 1997
4440:
2430:"Entry 9: 'User Friendly'"
1564:"An Interview With Illiad"
1337:November 13, 2005, at the
1137:by Jeffrey T. Darlington,
1133:by Christopher B. Wright,
1065:Fukushima nuclear disaster
758:, who is convinced she is
557:
524:(much to Stef's chagrin).
18:
4374:Canadian comedy webcomics
3935:Les Aventures de Timothée
3547:
3463:(Website), archived from
3326:(re-runs), archived from
3251:(cartoon), archived from
3219:(cartoon), archived from
3124:(cartoon), archived from
3029:(cartoon), archived from
2997:(cartoon), archived from
2970:"Anatomy of a Crud Puppy"
2921:(cartoon), archived from
2567:"Webcomics show at MoCCA"
1469:. As of 2014 he lives in
1341:and probably some others)
1302:(collects earlier strips)
1075:01/01-2012: The death of
1069:09/10-2011: The death of
888:, Miranda in the form of
248:often naively cruel, and
209:internet service provider
93:
4138:Central Canada Comic Con
1600:Burns, Eric (May 2008).
1166:Comic writer and artist
1135:General Protection Fault
682:for weeks afterward), a
632:" type computer with an
51:too many section headers
16:Webcomic by J. D. Frazer
4347:Comic Book Confidential
4289:Invaders from the North
3797:For Better or For Worse
2717:. Indianapolis: Wiley.
2631:April 1, 2004 Cartoon,
2619:April 1, 2000 Cartoon,
1769:metatalk.metafilter.com
996:have been plagiarized.
676:reverse Polish notation
220:Frazer started writing
140:Current status/schedule
3961:The Postman from Space
3097:(September 27, 2000),
3076:(September 26, 2000),
2946:(September 15, 2005),
1923:The Webcomics Examiner
1143:by Krishna Sadasivam,
955:Production and success
536:from a combination of
338:relies excessively on
27:. For other uses, see
4424:Canadian comic strips
4307:The Anti-Gravity Room
4082:Strawberry Jam Comics
4057:Maple Leaf Publishing
4032:Dreamwave Productions
4027:Drawn & Quarterly
4002:Black Eye Productions
3825:It Happened in Canada
3001:on September 26, 2017
2800:www.kickstartnews.com
2607:Linux Today Article,
2595:Linux Today Article,
2577:on September 25, 2011
2110:"User Friendly Media"
1246:swapped a character (
971:Ideas and controversy
913:. He is in charge of
637:computer architecture
4409:1997 webcomic debuts
4314:Prisoners of Gravity
4265:Now & Then Books
4017:Coscom Entertainment
3245:(October 14, 2006),
3150:(October 14, 2009),
3128:on December 17, 2002
3033:on November 27, 2002
3023:(October 19, 2000),
2991:(October 18, 2000),
2913:(December 3, 1997),
2771:"Cartoon for coders"
1929:on November 24, 2005
1904:, Illiad, 2022-02-24
1827:on September 2, 2011
1714:"Cartoon for coders"
1687:ars.userfriendly.org
1668:www.userfriendly.org
1500:on February 26, 2022
1424:, Manning Dec 2008,
1365:The Root of All Evil
663:guidance system, an
228:with a strip called
4379:Workplace webcomics
4245:Happy Harbor Comics
4037:Hillborough Studios
3455:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3434:(January 1, 2012),
3432:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3414:(October 9, 2011),
3412:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3392:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3370:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3350:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3316:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3296:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3275:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3243:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3211:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3192:(August 31, 2001),
3190:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3171:(August 30, 2001),
3169:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3148:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3116:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3095:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3074:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3055:(October 4, 2001),
3053:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
3021:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2989:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2966:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2944:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2911:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2892:(October 8, 1998),
2890:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2870:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2850:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2830:Frazer, JD ‘Illiad’
2287:. November 14, 2018
2084:"Illiad: Not Funny"
1855:. September 4, 2001
1752:, February 23, 2009
1385:Even Grues Get Full
1292:User Friendly, v1.0
810:, and the infamous
4404:Webcomics in print
4260:Strange Adventures
4240:Dragon Lady Comics
4062:Mécanique Générale
4047:New Reliable Press
3618:Ed the Happy Clown
3394:(March 19, 2011),
3352:(August 2, 2010),
3213:(March 17, 2000),
2925:on January 1, 2015
2455:Kaltschnee, Mike.
2009:. November 8, 2005
1636:User Friendly v1.0
1574:on January 5, 2002
1451:production manager
1387:, O'Reilly, 2003,
1367:, O'Reilly, 2001,
1347:, O'Reilly, 2000,
1308:, O'Reilly, 1999,
1147:by Oliver Widder,
1037:in Canada and the
507:Pointy-Haired Boss
458:clean up the lists
4361:
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4148:Montreal Comiccon
4115:Doug Wright Award
4108:Joe Shuster Award
4022:Dragon Lady Press
3982:Aardvark-Vanaheim
3970:
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3883:
3882:
3762:The Chosen Family
3755:Capitalist Piglet
3681:Thieves and Kings
3597:Champions of Hell
3467:on August 1, 2001
3320:"June & July"
2968:(April 5, 1998),
2724:978-0-471-74753-6
2461:dacs.doc electric
1538:on April 26, 2018
1430:978-1-935182-12-2
1400:November 17, 2001
1380:December 31, 2000
1360:December 11, 1999
1328:December 25, 1998
1322:July 5, 2013, at
1035:The National Post
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