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innergeek.us/blog
Yvette's Inner Geek Blog
Yvette's Inner Geek Blog Geeky topics and my life as a geek girl Home About Me Affiliates 29 Crickets August 16th, 2011 Yvette 3 comments I groaned about the abandoned state of my blog the other day, to which my friend The Cotton Floozy agreed by saying ?yes, your blog has crickets.? I?d imagined it more like cobwebs, but I like the imagery of digital crickets hanging out at the bottom of the screen, chirping and occasionally jumping around to make it known that nothing
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gelderman.org/blog
GELDERMAN.ORG/BLOG - I like
GELDERMAN.ORG/BLOG I like? This website is all about stuff that interests me. This ranges from all kinds of geeky tech stuff to politics and fun items. If you have any questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact me. Home About rss TED: Borderless world filed in on Oct.05, 2009 Parag Khanna maps the future of countries Tags: Borderless world, TED Comments (3) Mac Mini: Clicking Left is cheaper than Right!?!? filed in on Jul.15, 2009 I?m looking for a home computer and I
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ruanviljoen.com/blog
ruanviljoen.com
ruanviljoen.com tech, photography and general geeky stuff Home About Contact Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-31 { Posted on Aug 31 2011 by ruan }No Comments Tags : tweets Categories : Uncategorized @Jenty shout if you need help with the CPT workshop # RT ?@uyspj: Just announced an SA apps ecosystem including local appstore launching next week. Watch this space! #appresults Read More » Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-24 { Posted on Aug 24 2011 by ruan }No Comments Tags : tweets
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gigliwood.com/weblog
Dan Wood: The Eponymous Weblog (Archives) | by Dan Wood, Karelia Software
Useful Tidbits and Egotistical Musings from Dan Wood, co-owner of Karelia Software. This blog mostly covers geeky topics like Mac Programming
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signalandnoise.org/wordpress
Signal and Noise Podcast
Signal and Noise Podcast Podcast and discussion about tecnology, media and society. All with a geeky slant. Self care, it?s not just for therapists Posted on March 15th, 2011 by admin Last year I completed my Masters degree in Social Work as part of my ongoing pursuit of personal and professional development. I was fortunate to be accepted to the program at the University of Michigan which, at the time, had been the #1 program in the country for 11 years. (While I was there it dropped to