If geeks love it, we’re on it
What? People aren't buying mobile games anymore? You think it's due to the lack of any reviews or screenshots for these games on the web, combined with the increase in pricing and decrease in quality? Nah, Probably not. Add comment
Geeky stalker gets help from fellow New Yorkers. Add comment
ArsTechnica reviews the iWear VR920. Maybe the first practical in-home VR headset. Add comment
Perhaps don't use an online translator when trying to contact the Dutch Foreign Minister. Add comment
They made the non-existent arcade game from The Last Starfighter a reality. (via Waxy) Add comment
I guess I've never said ASUS correctly, but I was spot on with the Eee PC. Add comment
MSI's NX8600GT has a button on the back. PUSH BUTTAN GET MOAR FPS! I think it makes it too easy. Add comment
This qualifies as wtfincredible. SMB theme played on Tesla coils. Add comment
It's no wonder so many sports fan turn to BitTorrent for game footage. Add comment
Amusing legal fap about International Space Station. Add comment
One of the most inexpensive 1,000W+ PSUs on the market, the Everest 1010, scores high marks in efficiency and quiet operation. Add comment
Want to talk trash about your local School board members on your blog? Careful, you might get sued for it. Add comment
Microsoft has just submitted a patent application for a software feature which automatically says 'goodbye' if your system gets disconnected from the internet during an IM conversation. Add comment
Microsoft has abruptly fired their CIO. Add comment
Qwest plays customer-service hot-potato, says Mac "practically obsolete". (via Digg) Add comment
Rumors also suggest Apple is working on a tablet PC. Slogan -- It just fails. Add comment
Spring forth burly protector! AMD is posed to bring a grain of hope (and DX 10.1) to those of us still using AGP graphics cards. Rumors suggest the Radeon HD 3850 will have an AGP variant. Add comment
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