Comments on: House Bee http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/housebeecom/ Celebrating Sexy Geeks Everywhere Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:32:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: House Bee · Atlanta Senior Community Living and Retirement Homes http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/housebeecom/comment-page-1/#comment-54 House Bee · Atlanta Senior Community Living and Retirement Homes Sun, 06 Apr 2008 20:09:48 +0000 http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/?p=20#comment-54 [...] Cyan is very entertaining. Check out the latest and greatest post on House Bee. See below for a quick excerpt of the entertainment: [...] [...] Cyan is very entertaining. Check out the latest and greatest post on House Bee. See below for a quick excerpt of the entertainment: [...]

]]> By: Cianna http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/housebeecom/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Cianna Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:42:43 +0000 http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/?p=20#comment-30 I love this idea! It's perfect, of course for roommates, but oh so many families could also use it! It has a direct TIC (Tenants In Common) application and can also be useful to condo organizations. The extension to neighborhoods is a cool extension of this idea as well -- something that very much touches me as someone who moves in and out of neighborhoods and who only sometimes gets to know my neighbors. I've even been in large apartment buildings where it would be useful to have a way of knowing, say, who has a vacuum or a truck and is willing to share. My current neighborhood plans bbqs through paper fliers & knocking on doors, but it's hard for me to help with planning because I'm really only home & available during hours that most people are asleep or at work. This is also the kind of thing that fits into our future where it's not only isolated geeks who do things online. Remember in the not-so-distant past when shopping online, online banking and emails were strictly the purview of geeks? In the not-so-distant future, I can see trouble ticket systems as fairly common life hacks. Good IdeaHO! I love this idea! It’s perfect, of course for roommates, but oh so many families could also use it! It has a direct TIC (Tenants In Common) application and can also be useful to condo organizations. The extension to neighborhoods is a cool extension of this idea as well — something that very much touches me as someone who moves in and out of neighborhoods and who only sometimes gets to know my neighbors. I’ve even been in large apartment buildings where it would be useful to have a way of knowing, say, who has a vacuum or a truck and is willing to share. My current neighborhood plans bbqs through paper fliers & knocking on doors, but it’s hard for me to help with planning because I’m really only home & available during hours that most people are asleep or at work.

This is also the kind of thing that fits into our future where it’s not only isolated geeks who do things online. Remember in the not-so-distant past when shopping online, online banking and emails were strictly the purview of geeks? In the not-so-distant future, I can see trouble ticket systems as fairly common life hacks.

Good IdeaHO!

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