geekpr0n: Archive

Dec 26th

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Dec 25th

Dec 24th

Making the most of hashtags →

#hashtags are an easy way to track a specific topic or event using the Twitter network for hyper-instant communication, coordination and reporting.

Dec 24th

2007 World Freehand Circle Drawing Championship →

Dec 24th

Dec 23rd

GTD (Getting Things Done) Roundup - Time To... →

I am a big fan and use Remember The Milk. Here are a few sites to use to help you get organized.

Dec 23rd

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Blown Up Game Art →

If you vectorize game pixel art (from Mario, Zelda, Turrican and so on) and blow up each image to a large size, you end up with this.

Dec 22nd

How to Set Up a Portable Personal Nerve Center →

Dec 22nd

Remember The Milk for Gmail →

two of my favorite web services come togather. gmail and remember the milk. very kool!

Dec 20th

kwiry - text it before you forget it →

its like twitter + remember the milk + google rolled into one.

Dec 18th

Dec 17th

Reader Integrates Google's Stealth Social Net: The... →

The trusty address book in your Gmail account (assuming you have one) is actually much more than just a simple database of names and contact info. It’s Google’s stealth social network. The reason is that the search engine is increasingly utilizing the Gmail contact list as a pseudo web service to power its other applications. It’s brilliant because, in the process, Google will...

Dec 15th

10 Ways To Deal With Twitter's 12-Hour Outage on... →

is there realy and truely anyway we can deal with this! :D

Dec 15th

Dec 13th

Dec 11th

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Dec 11th

Overheard.it →

Post a notable quote to Twitter, preface it with “overheard” and we’ll do the rest.

Dec 11th

Whats your Gmail story? →

tell google and the world your gmail story.

Dec 11th

Dec 7th

Me, Allison, and Kittie as elves for your... →

Dec 7th

Dec 5th

Club 140! →

people dave winer follows who have posted “perfect” Twitter messages, ones that are exactly 140 characters long. I made the list this afternoon!

Dec 5th

Twitterverse →

Twitterverse is a mashup and visualization project which mines and archives the data from the public timeline of Twitter and provides a visualization of the most commonly used words in a given time period.

Dec 5th