And for the latest round of geek links, we have everything from Apple news and programming humor to free online classes and anti-google activism. Oh,... ...and there's more »

The weekly set of geek links. We’ve got everything from javascript game frameworks to new dinosaur species. Check it out. Web Programming Ask Proggit: Why the movement... ...and there's more »

I’ve been collecting interesting science/programming/game related articles for quite some time now, but only recently started passing them around to friends. Basically, I figured if... ...and there's more »

Given the popularity of my article “Triple Play — Movies about Programmers/Hackers/Geeks“, I figured I might as well recommend some non-fictional portrayals of said group(s).... ...and there's more »

One of the nicest things about finishing school has been my return to reading what I want to read, when I want to read it.... ...and there's more »

Director: Duncan Jones Starring: Sam Rockwell, Kevin Spacey Genre: Drama, Indie Today, July 20 2009, forty years after the first (human) steps were taken on the moon, is... ...and there's more »

So way back 6 months or-so ago I answered a question on Stack Overflow regarding the best films about Geeks/Hackers/Programmers. My answer was a bit... ...and there's more »

Kris and I attended Maker Faire this weekend, a huge carnival cornucopia of innovation and creativity, melding art and technology featuring physics freaks (above left)... ...and there's more »

HE SAID There haven’t been too many science fiction films focusing on the death of the sun. It’s a bit odd, given the sun is directly... ...and there's more »

This is a trip. A Japanese inventor has created a device that can “record and replicate” smells. People stopping to smell the roses can now take... ...and there's more »

3-armed baby * Real life Suicide Circle * 8 new species found in Israel * Oasis better than Beatles? * DMX no more *... ...and there's more »

The New York Times is reporting that a new report released Friday links global warming and the increasingly strong storms we’ve been seeing the past... ...and there's more »