It is never too late to cover an event, right? Even if it is half a month late?
The Laughing Squid party was definitely the geek event of the month of May - at least in San Francisco. It was a celebration of 13 years of Laughing Squid - a blog/list of all things art, culture […]
If I had my own amusement park, it would be look a lot like LEGOLAND. Pristine, primary colored, and with block men & women at every turn. LEGOLAND has everything I need. Soy milk, fruit loops, building blocks, coffee and rides that are not death defying.
See, I don’t like roller coasters. I’m a big roller […]
A very quick note to all SGA readers: You may now use a Coultometer to measure how “Nerd-famous you are by comparing your Twitter following to the Twitter following of Jonathan Coulton, the musician, Internet superstar, and high-ranking geek.”
I, dear readers, am a mere 0.0201 Coultons famous. My Coultonic state is sub-coultonic.
I was at a bbq largely populated by geeks. Specifically, engineering geeks who travel a lot and are into industrial design. And so I was not at all surprised when at one point the conversation turned to SkyMall. One guy mentioned that he was highly distrustful of the curved out shower curtain rods he saw […]
I didn’t even go to the Web 2.0 Expo and I feel worn out. Talk about party time! I only managed to make it to the Netvibes and Digg parties. I spent a lot of time meeting people who were in for the conference in a 1:1 setting. I haven’t stepped foot in […]
