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Fresh technology disasters. Fresh questionable advice.
Every new Chad Geepeety™ cartoon shows up here first—usually before the technology has time to deny everything.
Printers, passwords, robots, updates, smart devices, and other modern conveniences stay in the full cartoon collection. Looking for something older? Head to the Cartoon Archives, where the technological mistakes are easier to find.
New cartoons. Same old problems.
When the Internet Goes Down, Life Comes Up
The internet went down. For a few minutes, everything else came up. A Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about Wi-Fi outages, neighbors, technology, and reconnecting offline.
When GPS Starts Improvising
Jazz proves improvisation can be brilliant. GPS proves otherwise. A Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about navigation, recalculating, wrong turns, and driving technology.
When Your Smart Home Calls Customer Service
Everything in my house is connected—mostly to customer service. A Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about smart homes, connected devices, technical support, and modern technology.
Remind Me Tomorrow Becomes a Lifestyle
Nothing says confidence like clicking “Remind Me Tomorrow” for three months. A technology cartoon about software updates, reminders, procrastination, and postponing digital problems.
The Real Cost of Printer Ink
Chad defines an ink cartridge as a small plastic container that costs approximately one printer. A cartoon about printer ink, replacement cartridges, and the absurd cost of printing.
When Your Weather App Needs a Second Opinion
I checked the weather on my phone, then looked out the window for a second opinion. A technology cartoon about weather apps, smartphones, and trusting what we see.
Faster Technology Still Makes Us Wait
Faster isn’t better. It’s just sooner. An According to Chad cartoon about self-checkout, automation, waiting, and technology’s complicated idea of convenience.
Even Smart Homes Lose the Remote
The smartest device in the house still can’t find the TV remote. A smart home cartoon about AI, voice assistants, connected devices, and technology’s limits.
Crypto Has a Lot of Energy
Crypto isn’t volatile. It’s energetic. An According to Chad cartoon about cryptocurrency, wild price swings, trading charts, and the optimistic language of digital investing.
Data Mining Makes the Numbers Confess
Chad defines data mining as digging through the numbers until they confess. A technology cartoon about spreadsheets, analytics, algorithms, and our determination to make data talk.
When Your Smart Light Starts Networking
Why does a smart light turn on by itself? According to Chad, it’s networking. Smart home technology gets a little too connected in this Ask Chad cartoon.
The Computer Says My Password Is Wrong
A Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about incorrect passwords, airport Wi-Fi, and the technology that keeps reminding you your password is wrong.
The Printer Queue Waiting Game
A Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about printer queues, stalled print jobs, and the special kind of patience required when technology says your document is still printing.
When User-Friendly Stops Being Friendly
A Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about user-friendly technology, confusing software interfaces, and the strange way more helpful features can make things harder to use.
AI Makes Simple Things Complicated
AI was supposed to simplify things. Somehow a simple question became a 12-step plan in this Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about AI assistants and ChatGPT.
Wireless Printers Set Problems Free
Wireless printers let problems happen anywhere. Especially when the printer—and everything else in the room—runs out of paper at exactly the wrong time.
Self-Parking Comes With a Deductible
Self-parking technology can steer the car into the space. Unfortunately, your insurance deductible is still along for the ride.
Troubleshooting Brings People Together
Technology keeps bringing people together—usually around a Wi-Fi router that stopped working. A Chad Geepeety™ cartoon about our shared troubleshooting experience.
Password Requires a Special Symbol
Creating a strong password requires letters, numbers and a special symbol. Unfortunately, the most appropriate symbol isn’t on the keyboard.
The Computer Is Ready. I’m Not.
The computer starts in less than a second. Remembering why you turned it on takes considerably longer in this Chad Geepeety™ technology cartoon.