Doing xkcd in 3D is interesting enough, but the method used is very xkcd: It's the lightly-tuned output of a computer-vision system. Words fail me.

Today's xkcd is very cool.

Or maybe I'm just into economics, relativity and quantum electrodynamics.

xkcd volume 0, by Randall Munroe

This is a collection of various strips from the xkcd webcomic, along with some commentary and extra weirdness. For example, the page numbers are all in ternary, and there are extra drawings. The drawings are also presented in higher resolution than on the web, but that's not a particularly big deal ( Read more... )

I am inordinately fond of today's XKCD.

But then, I'm usually amused by self-reference.

Today's xkcd doesn't end up where I was expecting it to go from that opening, and has me thinking more than xkcd comics usually do.

The comic is pretty funny, but the site design is hilarious. Viewing the source is worthwhile: Does your browser support script language="SCHEME" and so on?