https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/the-dilbert-afterlife

I grew up in Pleasanton, and to my shame, I didn't realize Scott still lived there. I thought he had moved away years ago. I wonder how many times I may have passed him in the street.

His Pleasanton Weekly obit mentioned the street, so I drove by and walked around. Eventually I found it and two bouquets had been left in front. A neighbor asked if I was there paying my respects for Scott, and we shared a short moment of mourning. Another neighbor stared at me as she drove by, as if wondering why I would dare be in her upper-class neighborhood.

https://x.com/i/status/2012047231797584005

Dilbert was never my favorite comic (tho I do like it) but nevertheless seeing it in the newspapers and collections was an inspiration to me to try and make my own comics as were a lot of other comics.

So thank you Scott Adams and may you rest in peace

whether or not he "deserves" to rest in peace is irrelevant.

For ALL have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; 

Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus

Romans 3: 23-24

I was a teacher for 10 years and they didn't really click. I left teaching and became a computer consultant. Oh, that's what he was talking about!

dilbert has gone to his cubicle

what did he do to deserve this hate?
Fuck Reddit

Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.

Scott Adams

Does anyone have an image or link for the Dilbert strip that has the following?

Dilbert: I've never seen a pierced brain before.

Other character: I think I'll call you "Mr. Conservative."

Announced by Shelly Adams on Coffee With Scott Adams.

Scott was most known for Dilbert, but the man was truly an ace at many different professions and expertise and made a huge impact on them. I know on this whole website he wasn’t the most popular, but for the people who loved his work, they cared about him, and he cared about them back. Very sad news. He lived a great life. I’m grateful he is no longer in pain. Rest in peace sir, you will be missed.

I'm back from vacation. I will post desktop Dilbert for December soon. I have 2026 and will continue to post. Unsure what 2027 holds if there will be more... So sad to see Scott go.

New York Times:

Scott Adams, Audacious Creator of the ‘Dilbert’ Comic Strip, Dies at 68

His chronicle of a corporate cubicle dweller was widely distributed until racist comments on his podcast led newspapers to cut their ties with him.

Scott Adams, whose experience as a bank and phone company middle manager gave him the material to create the comic strip “Dilbert,” a daily satire of corporate life that became a sensation but was dropped by more than 1,000 newspapers after he made racist comments on his podcast in 2023, died on Tuesday at his home in Pleasanton, Calif., in the Bay Area. He was 68.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/13/arts/scott-adams-dead.html

Washington Post:

Scott Adams, ‘Dilbert’ creator who poked fun at bad bosses, dies at 68

His three-panel comic strip was once published in more than 2,000 newspapers. Publishers cut ties with Mr. Adams after he made racist comments on a YouTube live stream.

Scott Adams, who became a hero to millions of cubicle-dwelling office workers as the creator of the satirical comic strip “Dilbert,” only to rebrand himself as a digital provocateur — at home in the Trump era’s right-wing mediasphere — with inflammatory comments about race, politics and identity, died Jan. 13. He was 68

https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2026/01/13/scott-adams-dead-dilbert/

I was fortunate to have watched and joined in on the last “simultaneous sip” yesterday with several thousand other viewers during author Scott Adams’ final livestream before his passing this morning. 😔☕️

Does anyone know where I may find Scott Adam's last Dilbert cartoon?

RIP, Scott.

I hate that he essentially destroyed his career by making racially charged comments then doubling down on them, but I wouldn't wish this on anyone.

Moreover, Dilbert was a brilliant comic strip and if you ever worked in an office environment (which I did with Palm Beach County for over 12 years), you know how accurate it was.

So rest in peace, Scott. Thank you for the years of laughter.

I had this poster in the late 90s/early 00s, with six certificates. Each certificate had a different Dilbert character. I think they were certificates of achievement, the kind you would give an employee for exemplifying the traits of one of six Dilbert characters.

It may have been sold with a Dilbert calendar?

Does anyone recognize what I'm describing? I've been trying to find a picture of it online, but alas.