It’s that time of year! Holiday baking means small armies of gingerbread men, not to mention the delicious houses they live in. But clearly some gingerbready culinary concoctions are geekier than others, and here’s a few you can try to replicate if you’re feeling particularly creative (and hungry)… Night of the Living Bread – v1ctory_1s_m1ne […]
It’s been a mixed picture recently for leading tech services in courtrooms. British courts have been told they should allow reporters to post messages to Twitter during a case in most circumstances. But an American case was declared a mistrial after a juror used Wikipedia to look up a phrase mentioned in evidence. The Lord […]
The perfect way to get yourself into the holiday spirit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaSkRbbBBUg [Via Geeks of Doom]
[Source & How-To] [Previously on Geeks are Sexy: Star Wars Paper Snowflakes]
An absolutely amazing and delicious-looking gingerbread TARDIS made by lifejournal user Therru. Since a lot of people have asked, and it’s the right time of year, I’ve decided to make a post here about the gingerbread TARDIS that my friend pnr and I made last Christmas! This community didn’t exist at the time, so I […]
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Believe it or not, this is a REAL book, and when people start buying books like these, you know there’s just no more hope left for humanity. [Farmville for Dummies @ Amazon.com]
Geekery was popular in the early 19th century, but its heyday began in the 1980s. That’s just one conclusion to be drawn from a fascinating new tool from Google. The Google Book Ngram Viewer allows users to search for the popularity of words in 5.2 million books that the company has scanned and digitized: that’s […]
Yeah, the quality of the picture kind of sucks, but the idea of a gingerbread AT-AT reaks of genius! [Via]
A research company claims that Americans now spend as much time using the Internet as they do watching TV. But rival figures vary so wildly that it’s not possible to be certain of much more than a general trend. The headline claim comes from Forrester Research, which says the average US citizen spends 13 hours […]