If you’re already an avid Reddit user, you know full well the vast knowledge that subreddits have to offer for even the most specific of […]
Best SubReddits About Web hosting, Website Development, and Tech (Best of Reddit)
When Video Games Give You What You REALLY Want…
I clearly recall the feeling I had when I got the sword in the first Legend of Zelda game. It is the first item in […]
Only Peter Dinklage Can Be This Awesome on a Scooter
Even if it’s not real real. An awesome actor even before he came to the living room of millions of TV watchers all over the […]
How One Gamer got 3,000 Players Banned from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
The topic of vigilantes always causes a division. On one hand, their methods are extreme and outside the law. On the other, they simply get […]
Win a 3-Month Subscription From Narwhal Bacon Box and Receive Geeky Surprises Monthly!
They got me at Narwhal! Or Bacon. Both, actually. One can’t ask for a better combination. Unless it’s unicorn and bacon perhaps. But since the […]
Redditor’s Clever D&D Themed Resume (for a “Nerdy” Cosmetic Company)
The job market in America is rough, especially for recent high school (or college) graduates with little-to-no relevant work experience. If you’re one of the […]
If America Were Middle-Earth
Reddit user ‘Jvlivs’ created this hand-drawn map of the United States of America, in the style of JRR Tolkien’s Middle-Earth cartography maps from The Lord […]
Browseristas: If Browsers Were Fashionistas
Some time last year, I shared a simple infographic showing the link between women and web browsers. Remember Firefox, the woman who gets so deep […]
Awesome Halloween Pumpkin Carvings For Geeks
Who said geeks don’t celebrate Halloween? I am willing to bet a month’s salary (not much, I have to admit) that there will be countless […]
iReddit: iPhone users charged for privilege of accessing Reddit
I’m used to seeing plenty in the iPhone app store that I don’t think warrants being charged for, so I’m not really surprised that Conde Nast has moved away from free apps – Style.com and Wired Product Reviews, both of which just repackaged existing content in an iPhone-friendly way – to charging for an app – iReddit – that lets you access Reddit.
As you’d expect, the community has something to say about that. Fairly good-natured from what I’ve read, but then this isn’t Digg.
