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Free Game Giveaway - Every Day!

Just like our daily free software giveaway, we now have a daily game giveaway.

If the image doesn't appear (it has issues sometimes) just click on the blank space below to see the free Game of the Day.
Game Giveaway of the Day

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Geek vs Nerd
Geek Humor

Did you ever wonder what the difference between a Geek, Nerd (and even Dork)? This funny tech video will explain.




Number 8
Geek Interest

Did you ever notice the number "8" in the middle of the 8 in a deck of cards?

8 of diamonds



Indecision
Geek Humor

So how do you feel about Schrodinger?

Schrodinger

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Dancing Robots
Geek Entertainment

While most humans can outdance the Great Lakes Geek, he thought he could beat out a robot. He was wrong.

Boston Dynamics posted this: "Our whole crew got together to celebrate the start of what we hope will be a happier year"



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Optimist or Pessimist. Who Cares?
Geek Fun

People always claim they are either an optimist or a pessimist by how they see a glass that is half-full with liquid. Of course geeks know that the glass is completely full, maybe not with liquid, but it's full.

Glass half full

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Female Doctor Who
Geek News

Jodie Whittaker was unveiled on Sunday as the first female Doctor Who in the program's history

Doctor Who logo


The previous incarnations of the Time Lord were played by:
  1. William Hartnell (1963-66)
  2. Patrick Troughton (1966-69)
  3. Jon Pertwee (1970-74)
  4. Tom Baker (1974-81)
  5. Peter Davison (1982-84)
  6. Colin Baker (1984-86)
  7. Sylvester McCoy (1987-89)
  8. Paul McGann (1996)
  9. Christopher Eccleston (2005)
  10. David Tennant (2005-2010)
  11. Matt Smith (2010-2013)
  12. Peter Capaldi (2013-2017)
  13. Jodie Whittaker (2017-)


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Makes sense to me
Geek Humor


USS De Wert (FFG 45)

Good advice. No Smoking by the Grenade Locker!

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Social Media Explained
Geek Humor (kind of)

This is to true to be considered humor.

Social Media Explained

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Say it ain't so Smokey
Geek Fun

Only you can prevent Forest Fires


Self-proclaimed Geek David Huang rocks this t-shirt which says "Only You can prevent Forest Fires. Seriously. We've been defunded. It's only you now.".

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When mathematicians get hungry
Geek Fun

Fibonacci nachos

Yum


Of course the real Fibonacci number image would be like:

Fibonacci number


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He did it for the babes
Geek Fun

NFL player John Urschel, seeking Ph.D. in math, retires from football at 26. There can only be one explanation. To get babes.

Ravens football plater retiting for math


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Law and Order - Periodic Table
Geek Humor

Copper and salt joke


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We all know people who won't get this
Geek Fun

Mr Spock, Star Wars and Dr Who


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Calvin & Hobbes
Geek Classic Humor

Now available for the first time as an e-book! The cartoons in this e-book have been specially formatted for optimal viewing. The e-book will only work on color tablets and is not intended for viewing on desktop apps or black and white tablets.



Perhaps the most brilliant comic strip ever created, Calvin and Hobbes continues to entertain with dazzling cartooning and tremendous humor.

Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes has been a worldwide favorite since its introduction in 1985. The strip follows the richly imaginative adventures of Calvin and his trusty tiger, Hobbes. Whether a poignant look at serious family issues or a round of time-travel (with the aid of a well-labeled cardboard box), Calvin and Hobbes will astound and delight you.

Beginning with the day Hobbes sprang into Calvin's tuna fish trap, the first two Calvin and Hobbes collections, Calvin and Hobbes and Something Under The Bed Is Drooling, are brought together in this treasury. Including black-and-white dailies and color Sundays, The Essential Calvin and Hobbes also features an original full-color 16-page story.

The Essential Calvin and Hobbes: A Calvin and Hobbes Treasury

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More Geek Humor
Geek Humor

Q: Why did the Higgs Boson go to church?
A: For the mass.

Did you hear about the company that sells elastomeric insulators?
Their motto is "Resistance is butyl".

Intern: How I get to the marketing department?
Engineer: Easy, go west until you can smell it and then turn north until you step in it.

We had our engineers work in HR for a week to encourage better teamwork. They immediately sent out an employment ad that read "Supermodels wanted, (must be able to solder.)"

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Facebook Graph
Geek Humor

Graph about Facebook


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Frozen Windows
Geek Joke
During the recent cold snap, a wife texted her husband: "Windows frozen, won't open. What do I do?"

Husband texts back: "Gently pour some lukewarm water over it."

Wife texts husband back 5 minutes later: "Computer really screwed up now..."

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Star Trek rules
Geek Fun

Star Trek future

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Engineer Designers
Geek Humor

Three engineering students were gathered together discussing the possible designers of the human body. One said, "It was a mechanical engineer. Just look at all the joints. "

Another said, "No, it was an electrical engineer. The nervous system has many thousands of electrical connections."

The last said, "Actually it was a civil engineer. Who else would run a toxic waste pipeline through a recreational area?"


Engineer cooking dinner
Geek Humor

The engineer's wife left a note for him to prepare dinner that evening:

"Shepherd's Pie needs to be taken out of the fridge and placed in the oven at 140 degrees."

140 degrees in the oven

So that's what he did.


TRS80 Model 100

Way back in 1983 the Great Lakes Geek got his first portable computer. It had a great form factor, nice keyboard and useful ports.

The LCD screen was only 8 lines and 40 characters across but that seemed plenty for the text-based BASIC programs you ran on the unit.

Maybe the best part of the ahead-of-its-time unit was the built-in 300 bps (yes 300 bps) modem. It made the Model 100 a favorite of journalists who could type about 10 pages of text into the unit and then plug into a phone line and upload their columns to the main office. 300 bps sounds excrutiatingly slow but when you just transferred ASCII character and plain text, it was surprisingly useful. The Geek spent a lot of time on the old Cleveland Freenet with that device.

The Great Lakes Geek recently uncovered his old Model 100 and shot this video of it. Ah, memories.



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Engineer's Flowchart
Geek Fun

Engineering flowchart

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Sign of the Times
Geek Fun

No comment is needed.

In case of Fire Twitter sign

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Are you man enough for a Droid?
Geek Fun

Nielsen's latest numbers say that about 1/3rd of US cell phone subscribers now have a smartphone. They surveyed 9,200 people and Women want iPhones more than Androids (31% to 23%) while it's the opposite for Men (32% to 28%).

The latest Great Lakes Geek poll has Droid users leading 72% to 24% over iPhoners (4% none or other).

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Remember Green Screen Monitors?
Geek Fun

Check out the website for the band The Raconteurs.

It's that old green screen style and you get a DOS-like menu where you have to use the keyboard to select. Very cool.

Maximize the page (with the F11 key) and take a trip back in time.

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Really, it's an Apple
Geek Fun

The Apple marketing machine is so good that it has inspired some, uh, creative thinking

The best thing about this laptop is that it runs Windows natively - and there's a snack available at any time.

Apple taped to laptop

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Can I copy your notes?
Geek Fun

I don't see why so many people complain about Math and Science. It's not that complicated. Just follow the prof's notes in class.

It's a piece of cake, right?

Lots of notes on school blackboard

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Going Metric
Geek Fun

For those of you who haven't yet gone metric, here are some handy conversions.

  • 1 millionth of a mouthwash = 1 microscope
  • Time between slipping on a peel and hitting the pavement = 1 bananosecond
  • Weight an evangelist carries = 1 billigram
  • 1,000 aches = 1 megahurtz
  • Time it takes to sail 220 yards at 1 nautical mph = 1 knot-furlong
  • Basic unit of laryngitis = the hoarsepower
  • 1,000 grams of wet socks = 1 literhosen
  • 10 rations=1 decoration

Got more? Send them to the Geek.

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Super Slow Motion
Geek Fun

Tempus II from Philip Heron on Vimeo.

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Train lays its own track
Geek Engineering

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Girl of our dreams
Geek Love

Girl with network cable in hair


Scrunchy? We don't need no steenking scrunchy.

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Parade the Circle
Geek Fun

The annual Parade the Circle isn't the typical parade. With floats decorated by University Circle institutions and participants tapping into their vast creativity, Parade the Circle is as unique as the neighborhood it travels through.

You have to admore the creativity. For example, this float called the Phoenix is a 10' bird made by Sawson Alhaddad, an anesthesiologist at the Cleveland Clinic.

Alhaddad saved up clear plastic packaging from medical supplies and created this amazing structure.

Bird made from clear plastic packaging from medical supplies

See more from Parade the Circle

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Fat Suit Sumo
Geek Fun

The Geek had a blast at the first annual Cleveland Asian Festival. Lots of terrific food, entertainment and so on.

But some of the most fun was watching people don a fat suit and try their hand at sumo wrestling. As this short video shows, maneuvering wasn't always easy.

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Cool Math Teacher
Geek Fun

Watch this math teacher use a mix of video and live action to create a great effect for the students

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E-mail on your shirt?
Geek Gadget

OK, I've heard of wearing your heart on your sleeve but broadcasting the amount of e-mail in your inbox on your shirt? That's what Chris Ball does.

Chris Ball is a free software developer who lives in Boston and works as Lead Software Engineer for One Laptop Per Child. On a recent free day he got some free electronics to mess with and came up with his new shirt. He made a t-shirt that displays how much unread e-mail he has using an Arduino Lilypad and Bluetooth dongle. An Android phone sends the number of unread mails to the shirt.

Check out the video

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April Fool's Pranks
Geek Fun

What is it about geeks and April Fool's Day? Manipulating hardware and software for fun and pranks has long been a favorite geek pastime so when society dedicates a whole day to it, what else did you expect?

Some of the old-time pranks will still work, especially with newbies, but are getting boring. I mean how many times can you rename one of those open the CD/DVD drive door files and send to a co-worker? So the drive jumps open. Oh boy.

There are a bunch of pranks for smart phones but since many are device specific, I'll let you search for them. Here are 4 easy ones that you can try on your pals on the 1st.

  1. If you have access to their PC, go into Word and set up the AutoReplace with something funny and irritating. You can be obvious and have the system replace a common word like "the" with an insult. Or delay the agony by making more discrete changes such as a misspelling of your company name.
  2. Everyone has access to a wireless USB remote control for PowerPoint presentations, right? Sneak the wireless receiver into the victim's USB port and then when you are ready, and in range, start messing with his mouse movements and clicks.
  3. You can also mess with their keyboard. In Windows open Control Panel, Keyboards and Languages (Regions and Languages in XP) and select Change Keyboard. You can change layouts or even languages. Most European language keyboard layouts are very similar so the target might not catch on for awhile.
  4. This last one is a lot of fun. Take a screenshot of the person's desktop (PrintScreen in XP or Snipping Tool in Vista or Windows 7). Right-click on the desktop. Choose Personalize and change the default desktop image to the screenshot you just made. Then go to the View menu and uncheck Show Desktop Icons. Then the victim's desktop will look normal but when he clicks on an icon, nothing happens. It's just an image!

    If you are more extreme, download an image of a broken LCD and use the above trick on the victim's laptop.

Be prepared for revenge - and they may not wait till next April 1st.

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How Twins are Made
Geek Fun

So that's how it happens!

Copy and Paste baby twins

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End Users - Bless their hearts
Geek Fun

Well, technically they were told to insert their credit card.

Credit Card in PC drive

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Jabberwocky
Geek Logic

The Great Lakes Geek has always been a fan of Alice in Wonderland - but maybe for different reasons than most. In college I was exposed to the mathematics of Charles Dodgson, aka Lewis Carroll.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass are loaded with logical puzzles. So are the the poems "The Hunting of the Snark" and "Jabberwocky."

Dodgson was a pretty good mathematician, and not just in logic. He also did good work in geometry and matrix algebra.

Other Geeks have created their own versions of Jabberwocky. Check out some geeky alternative Jabberwockys.

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Nothing out there?
Geek Science

What happens when you point the Hubble Space Telescope at a seemingly blank patch of sky?

It's not so empty. Watch the results of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field 3D project.



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Animator vs Animation
Geek Fun

Animator_vs__AnimationThis has been around for awhile but it's still really cool. Alan Becker created a flash animation where the animation fights back against the animator.

It takes a few second to load but it's worth a view. I wonder how long it took him to do this.

Animator Vs Animation

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New Years Fun
Geek Fun

Grab this small text file and open it in Notepad. Then press Control-H and tell it to replace 6 with _ and Replace All.

Watch the greeting emerge and have a great 2010.

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Math Joke
Geek Humor

A mathematician got an earful from his wife when he came home at 3 AM.

'You're late!' she yelled. 'You said you'd be home by 11:45.'

'Actually', the mathematician said, 'I said I'd be home by a quarter of 12 and I am.'

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Name that Tune
Geek Fun

Star Wars named best movie music of all time!

John Williams’ score for the original 1977 Star Wars movie has been declared the best science fiction movie soundtrack of all time in a poll conducted by popular sci-fi website Totalscifionline.com. The score to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, composed by James Horner, came in second place, while Vangelis’ haunting electro soundtrack for Blade Runner - recently voted the best sci-fi movie of all time - completed the top three.

Matt McAllister, editor of Totalscifionline.com said: “With his score for Star Wars, John Williams created one of the most iconic and unforgettable soundtracks of all time. Most people could identify the movie from just a few bars of the main title music, and Williams’ work across all of the Star Wars movies really does create a palpable sense of intergalactic space battles and galaxy-spanning adventures. For many moviegoers, this is now the definitive sound of science fiction.”

Top Ten:

1) Star Wars (John Williams)

2) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (James Horner)

3) Blade Runner (Vangelis)

4) Star Trek the Motion Picture (Jerry Goldsmith)

5) Flash Gordon (Queen)

6) 2001: A Space Odyssey (Richard and Johann Strauss, György Ligeti)

7) The Day the Earth Stood Still (Bernard Herrmann)

8) Close Encounters of the Third Kind (John Williams)

9) Aliens (James Horner)

10) Transformers the Movie (Vince DiCola / Stan Bush)

Source

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BBQ for Beancounters
Geek Fun

You know they type. Maybe you are that type. CPA's and other bean counters sometimes just can't relax - even while camping or at a summer barbecue.

Now they can order up a special grill accessory.

Barbecue grill spreadsheet

Barbecue grill spreadsheet



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The way things work
Geek Fun

Managers watching a worker

The current economic conditions are forcing companies to make hard decisions. There is a risk we may have to lay off Andre.



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Employee Happiness Kit
Geek Fun

Notice to all employees!

Due to the hard economic times and otherwise depressing state of the world today, all personnel will now be required to at least look happy while working. Company-approved supplies will be provided to each employee at little or no cost.

Here is the new low-cost, company-approved solution to cope with multiple priorities and assignments!

Each employee will be supplied 2 paper clips and rubber bands.

Employee happiness kit 1

Assemble items as shown

Employee happinness kit

Apply as shown. Enjoy your day. This new office equipment will help you to reach the end of a productive work day with a smile on your face!

The Management

Happy employee

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Dilbert Widgets

Come back every day to see the daily Dilbert comic.

Or check out the Dilbert Widget Page to get a widget like this for your own site or blog.

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The eyeballing game

See how well you can eyeball the center of a circle, bisect angles, make parallelograms, etc.

Give it a try



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Math Madness
Geek Fun

How many games in the NCAA tourney? Assuming we don't count the play-in game for the 64th spot you can count up 32+ 16+ 8 + 4 + 2 + 1 and get 63. (add 1 for the play-in game)

It's easy to determine the number of games played to determine a champion in a single elimination tournament. Say there are 64 teams in the tournament. When a team loses they are out so 63 teams must lose to determine the champ. That means 63 games are needed.

In general, if there are N teams in a single elimination tournament, you need to play N-1 games to get a champ.

If you want to make sure you have a perfect bracket you'd need to do every possible combination. With the play-in game, there are 64 games played.

There are two possible outcomes for each game so the possible outcomes are 2 to the 64th power or about 18 quintillion.

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I NEED this remote
Geek Fun

Check out the world's largest remote made for Windows Media Center using one of those Dance Revolution floor mats.

He even created a C# .net library to get a simple interface for future applications and is releasing it so you can play with it too. Sweet!

Check it out

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Interesting USB Devices

We've all seen some interesting uses for USB ports. Fans to keep you cool, little heaters to keep your coffee warm and so on.

Here are a few new ones from Japan

USB tie



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New product announced at MacWorld
Geek Fun

The Onion reports on the newest innovation from our pals at Apple. Almost too real to be funny.



Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard


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SPAM in Haiku

No, not the annoying mass e-mail messages. We're talking about the original tasty product in a can from Hormel.

Crack open a can and check them out

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Computer Error Messages in Haiku

The classic list of Haiku error messages. Do you have any more?

Be one with the PC and check them out

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Gee, why did this PC stop working?
Geek Fun

Dirty PC

Dan Davenport with a dirty CAP PC

Sadly, this is fairly typical of some of the PCs that are donated to Computers Assisting People.

That's CAP Hardware Coordinator Dan Davenport about to clean up and work on this donation. Who has the can of compressed air?

Remember, give plenty of space around the fan on your PC and keep it off the floor if possible (especially if carpeted).

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College Exam
Geek Fun

This is supposedly part of an Irish college's entrance exam. Give it a try then scroll down for the answers. Are you college material?

college test questions


Scroll down for answers


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college test answers

I think you could also draw a slash through the 'equal sign' in number 2 to make it 'not equal' but the provided answer is better.

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Geek Meditation
Geek Fun



Geek meditation

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I'm a PC
Geek Fun

Uh, Jerry, it's not you, it's me. Buh-bye.

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Superman and Friends
Geek Fun

What do Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, The Spirit, Captain Marvel and The Hulk all have in common? If you said they have alter egos, look good in spandex, and helped shape American values, you're right.

Superman and Dan Hanson

Check out Zap! Pow! Bam! The Golden Age of Comic Books, 1938-1950 at the Maltz Museum through January 4th. Lots of one-of-a-kind stuff and fun, interactive stuff for kids.

Pictures and more info

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Gates meets Seinfeld - Part 2
Geek Fun

Longer and Funnier

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Come Fly with Me

Here's a cool site.

Move your mouse over the screen, and you will have the impression, you are flying over the mountains. Aim the mouse arrow at a mountain top. Also, try moving it left to right. Get your Dramamine ready!

Check it out

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Look familiar?
Geek Fun

A Blue Screen of Death crash is always a hassle but when it is 10 stories high and during the Olympics Opening ceremony, it's worse.

A quick blogger grabbed this image and posted it on MSNSpaces.

Olympic opening ceremony blue screen


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Geek Vacations

Lord of the Rings. Star Wars. Star Trek. All the geek favorites are available for your travel plans.

Check it out

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Water on Mars Amazing Photo

The first picture from NASA of water on Mars. It's amazing.

Check it out

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Classic Engineer Jokes

Yeah, yeah. You've probably heard them all - but they are still pretty good.

Here are nine classic Engineer jokes

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Water on Mars Amazing Photo

The first picture from NASA of water on Mars. It's amazing.

Check it out

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Don't tick off an engineer

I wonder how long it took for the people to figure out how much the check was for?

Check made out by an engineer

For those of you who are mathematically challenged, 0.002 + e raised to the 2pi power is 535.4936555. The limit of the sum, as n goes to infinity, of 1 over 2 to the n'th power is 1.

So the check is made out for $536.49. But you already knew that, right?

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Microsoft - Windows Marketplace
Dutch department store webpage

HEMA is a Dutch department store. The first store opened on November 4, 1926, in Amsterdam . Now there are 150 stores all over the Netherlands . HEMA also has stores in Belgium, Luxemburg, and Germany . In June of this year, HEMA was sold to British investment company Lion Capital.

Take a look at Hema's product page You can't order anything; it's in Dutch, but wait a few seconds and watch what happens.

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Funny PC vs Mac Videos

You know those "I'm a Mac, I'm a PC" commercials?"

They were just begging to be parodied and there are a lot of good ones out there such as these Revenge of the PC clips:













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Why we trail the world in Math

A man was riding the bus. He was sitting next to a woman who was reading a newspaper.

The headline blared "12 Brazilian soldiers killed." She shook her head at the sad news and asked "How many is a Brazilian?"

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Microsoft for sale on eBay

It's true. Get your bids in now

Take a look at the news item

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Does Size Matter?

We live on a big planet - we should get some respect, right?

Take a look at these images and see how big you feel.

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The Domino Theory

What do you do with all those outdated PCs?

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Spooky Geek Gadgets

There’s something about Halloween that brings out the inner geek. Whether you live in a castle or a dungeon, your pals at Psooodough Mart have dug up a wacky list of (mostly) techie toys designed to set the stage for a geeky Halloween experience.

Check them out

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Lego my Escher!

Escher's "Relativity" in LEGO®. An "impossible" picture drawn by the brilliant MC Escher comes to life with Legos.

Check it out


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Can we shoot the end users?

If you are a system administrator and/or have to manage and control programmers then you will relate to this online game. Give it a try


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I'm a Doctor Jim, not a Screensaver

I know all about Black 47. That's the Irish Band named after the most tragic year of the Irish potato famine - 1847. But I had never heard of System 47.

Turns out it is a Star Trek reference as explained at schlock.net: "Midway through Star Trek: The Next Generation, the number 47 began appearing on Star Trek seemingly anywhere the writers needed a number. Shields would drop to 47 percent; 47 people would die in a disaster; 47 minutes would remain until certain death."

So when the guy behind MeWho.com created his Star Trek screen save, he named it System 47.

It's a free download (only 1.3 MB) and you can always uninstall.

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Hit the Penguin and Tranquilize Sheep

Here's two fun websites to test your reaction times. First is a hit the penguin with a bat - go for distance. Click on Bigfoot to start and then again to swing.

The second is Tranquilize the sheep.

No sheep or penguins were harmed.

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Can you hear me now?

Have you heard the buzz about the new ringtone that supposedly only teens can hear?

The story is that some store owners were playing a sound that was supposed to keep mosquitoes away and found that teens could hear it too but not adults. So they started playing it to keep teens from loitering.

But teens can be industrious so someone figured that if they could hear it but not adults, it would make a perfect cellphone ringtone - one that teachers and other adults couldn't hear but their friends could.

The Great Lakes Geek spent too many years with the amps cranked to 11 to hear much of anything anymore but I was still able to detect this sound. Can you?

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Britney's Guide to Semiconductor Physics

This is a great reference. Who would have thought that Britney Spears was such an expert in Schrödinger's equation and Quantum Physics. But she must be. It's on the Internet so it must be true, right?

The lessons are actually very good and the Britney connection makes it fun. These guys did a great job with their site.

Briney Spears teaches physics
Maybe you can get your teen son to do his homework now.

Check it out.

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