Emojicons for iPhone

Emojicons for iPhone

Nov 23, 2009

“Icon Keyboard” is a free Emoji keyboard/icon app available in iTunes. You copy and paste the icons from the app into your text messages or tweets.

DIY Paper iPhone Dock

DIY Paper iPhone Dock

Sep 15, 2009

Julien Madérou has created a paper iPhone dock with a printable version for you to download and create  yourself. Very clever.  A commenter notes that if you have a metal iPod touch or first gen iPhone, those are too heavy to be supported so you might want to try a thicker weight. Also note, the ...

Gear

Gear

Sep 4, 2009

Stop-motion Lego tribute to 8-bit video games

Aug 30, 2009

8-Bit Trip is a stupendous stop-motion Lego tribute to classic video games (chiptune soundtrack, of course) filled with wicked in-jokes. It reportedly took 1500 hours to create. I believe it. Via BoingBoing and PicoCool

Peapod keychain

Peapod keychain

Jul 23, 2009

Squeeze the flexible pod and a pea pops out.

Yay Necklace

Yay Necklace

Mar 15, 2009

Thanks so much to Couchobjects for sending me this necklace! What a nice surprise.

Flexible Space Invaders Keyboard
Max Proposes on Twitter

Max Proposes on Twitter

Mar 24, 2008

Max proposes on Twitter while we’re sitting at opposite sides of our place on our computers :) Mashable picks up the story, it gets on Techmeme and Wired. Geekiness ensues.

Gifts from Howard

Gifts from Howard

Jan 16, 2008

Dorkbot at SXSW 07

Mar 10, 2007
Rumsfeld Resignation

Rumsfeld Resignation

Nov 9, 2006

Summarized in a Mac OSX screenshot… Via Boing Boing

082905

Aug 29, 2005

“Geeking is not about high tech. It’s about taking stuff apart and putting it together and making something new. It’s about curiosity and tinkering, whether it be with gardens, vacuum tubes or PHP.” – Caterina Fake

Geek Chorus

Jul 4, 2003

Students with laptops and wireless connections are opening up “back-channel” discussions during classroom lectures, according to a New York Times article by Lisa Guernsey. While the lecturer is up there lecturing, clusters of students are back there working the instant-messaging circuit—commenting, questioning and even blogging the proceedings. “We’re just moving the corridor into the room ...