But then, I presume it is named "Questionable Content" for a reason.

Yes kids, it's questionable content. Possibly NSFW, depending on where you work.

(Posting from a different IP address today.)

• Cat and Girl
  
• Diesel Sweeties
  
• Scary Go Round
  
• Sinfest
  
• Sluggy Freelance
  
• Wigu (+ Overcompensating)
  
• Penny Arcade
  
• Partially Clips

On the other hand ... having a bunch of tiny rabbit turds scattered hither and yon within a comment ... might be considered just a little ... questionable.

The Maakies

Freefall

Lore Brand Comics

Her! (Girl vs. Pig)

Beekeeper

Occassionaly I read Achewood and Cat and Girl.

A friend of mine sends me to read Bob The Angry Flower sometimes.

I will not fall into the abyss ...

Freefall

21st Century Fox

Ozy and Millie

I also occasionally check in on:
Hello Cthulhu
Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki
...but updates on these are rare.

I was following "The Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi" but it seems to be over. (Really it was more of a "Dexter's Laboratory Doujinshi"...) And the sequel features Cartoon Network characters that I never followed.

Casey And Andy.

It's a silly movie, but fun.

Less easy ways, in increasing difficulty: using dvd ripping software (free and readily available online*), finding cheat codes for your DVD-ROM drive, installing a cheap, second DVD-ROM drive for an additonal region**, flashing the firmware, or, in the case of the PlayStation, resorting to disc-swap hacks or mod chips.

Note that some dvd players can't transmute PAL (.uk style tv) or SECAM (.fr style tv encoding to NTSC (.us/.jp style tv), but dvd playing software that you can run on your computer almost always can.

Jeremy, That's not entirely true. The firmware in many DVD-ROM drives will "reset" what region they are supposed to read if you put a disc from a different region in. But they will only do this magic trick a handful of times. (For some apple laptops, the magic number is 5.)

If your drive silently accepts out of region discs, then you either have a problem (it's resetting silently) or a bonus (the firmware is non-compliant).

R.
*as you might expect, there is a whole community devoted to producing software for this kind of thing. Some of it is rediculously easy to use. I'm reminded of Bruce Schnier's saying about making bits uncopyable is like trying to make water not wet.
**Region 2 (R2) includes Europe, the Middle East, Japan, and South Africa, so a second drive gets you pretty much everything except Bollywood (R5). See the pretty map here. Note that most non-American/European source disks aren't region encoded anyway, since region coding is only a benefit to large producers.

Imagine, working a day job so he can eat instead of working on his comics. Some nerve!

Seriously, the guy should be getting wads of $20 bills stuck in his pockets by ninja financiers so he can do his thing. His site hasn't been updated in a year, and that a genuine shame.

I'll note that its entirely possible that the European dvd was not actually region-coded. Like I said, it only benefits large producers.

-R.

I'm pretty sure it was because my (non-computer) DVD player would not read it. I put it in and the thing just said approximately, "Unrecognized disk format" or words to that effect.

Daily comics:
Foxtrot
Get Fuzzy
Sinfest
Dr. Fun
PVPonline (At least in part to mock his tardiness)
Something Positive
Unshelved (just added this one, but the ML crew should love it)

Multi-update-per-week:
Penny Arcade
Goats
Ctrl-Alt-Delete
Panda Xpress!

Weekly:
Full Frontal Nerdity
Alpha Shade

Creating a comics folder and using the Firefox "open all in tabs" feature means I can read all of the above in about 5 minutes. It's a great way to start the day.

A wonderful piece on the Artristic History of Webcomics is new and engaging and will be of great interest to many of you, I'm sure.

But who was the genius organizer that thought putting Harlan Ellison on a stage with Gabe and Tycho was a smart idea in the first place? I can't wrap my head around that bit of preposterousness to begin with. Analogies fail me. It's like seeing Samuel Beckett getting into an argument with Ren and Stimpy over a parking space at Legoland. Not something which should exist in a sane universe.

If I saw a little girl of that name in a French film, I would think first of Ludwig Bemelmans; given what happens to the madeleines in Proust, that interpretation is a tad bit creepy. Even for the nouvelle vague.