By Josie Campbell for Clicker. When you say the words “geek web show” most people will immediately name “The Guild”- but they aren’t the only geek-culture series tearing up the internets. It’s never been a better time to fall in love with a geeky web show, starting with: The Guild Of course this list starts […]
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I haven’t said this in years, but you should really be paying attention to MySpace. [Beatriz Torres aka Zirta via @GuyKawasaki]
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When J.K. Rowling announced Pottermore, the interactive Harry Potter website set to launch in full this October, the biggest part of the announcement (aside from OMG HARRY POTTER) was that the author would be releasing all of the series’ titles on ebooks “available for every ereader”. But until this week, no one knew how that […]
Yes, because “unlimited Bandwidth” almost never means unlimited. [Source: loadingartist]
Chris Squink (Squink!) is a graphic designer and painter in Dronfield, UK. His custom sculpted toys are a nice blend of dark and lovable, combining elements like sad, laquered eyes with, oh I dunno, dead birds and stuff. Creepy! And adorable. These images are from his gallery and Facebook page and are all in private […]
You may find that the first 40 seconds are a little boring, but be sure to keep on watching till the end! For the launch of the Galaxy SII in France, Samsung brought JayFunk, the internet Finger Tutting phenomenon, from Los Angeles to Paris to deliver an incredible and surprising choreography. [Youtube]
According to a recent survey of parents using social media, 55% say they’re only on Facebook and Twitter to monitor their children’s online activities, with another 5% admitting they’d do the same–if they knew how. Eleven percent of parents polled set up their Facebook accounts purely to “snoop” on Jim and Jane, 15-percent have tried […]
K.C. has the oldest piece of computer hardware I’ve ever seen–a modem from 1964-5, complete with finely crafted wooden case. It’s got a good 20 years on me, and it still works. The story goes like this: Background: This modem was given to me ~1989 by the widow of a retired (IBM?) engineer. Computerhistory.org has […]