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Category Archives: Geekery
Found: One orphaned large format print from Mpix
I ordered a large format print from Mpix and got something that was definitely not mine. I wonder who's print this is?
Also posted in Photos Tagged beach, india, mpix, Photos, Power of the Internets, print snafu, sunset 3 Comments
PSA: Civilization 5 is coming
http://www.civilization5.com/ September 21. I am a huge geek and I will not hide how excited I am for this game to come out (couldn’t hide it if I tried). I’ve been playing Civilization since it first came out in 1991 on DOS. The mods that the Civ fan community created for Civ 4 seriously boggled [...]
Posted in Geekery Tagged civ 5, civhead, civilization, sid meier, strategy games, this is basically for my brother 2 Comments
Here’s to brand journalism
Tonight some colleagues and I went to a book signing by David Meerman Scott and Brian Halligan as they promote their new book Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead. I’m not even close to a Deadhead but I’m always fascinated by a good case study, so I’m looking forward to reading this book. While we [...]
Boston Twitter trending topics never change
I swear for the past month or so, the trending topics for the Boston area on Twitter haven’t moved a hair. This is what I see every time I log in: Anyone else notice this? Sure, it beats 24/7 Bieber, and admittedly I’m not much for sports, but I’m having a hard time believing Boston [...]
Awful support from Bluehost, GoDaddy; Goodbye to both
I’ve just completed a complete migration of all my websites from one hosted server to another — it wasn’t painless but it could have been a lot worse. This migration thankfully marks the end of a frustrating month of security issues with my previous hosting provider and domain name registrar, BlueHost and GoDaddy respectively. Yes, [...]
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