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Motherboard Dish Towel: Love It or Leave It?
My geek crafts have been put to shame, people: Check out this embroidered motherboard dish towel a crafty blogger created. Even though there are many photos and details of how it's done, I can't even look at it without my jaw dropping open.
The only thing I don't love about this dish towel is that it's not yet being produced.
Motherboard Christmas Tree With Flashing Lights
Go Urban Outfitters for getting their geek-on this holiday season! For only $10 you can score a pretty sweet Motherboard Christmas Tree at U.O. to go alongside your Circuitboard Ornament Set.
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Love It Or Leave It: Motherboard PCB Bracelet
I'm a sucker for geek jewelry so I can't help but love this Motherboard PCB Bracelet. It was handmade by llama13 from the Instructables community. She used drill bits, a hacksaw, a hand saw file, pliers and a dust mask to cut up the motherboard, file the pieces into small, jewel-sized chunks, and string them together into this bracelet.
Log-In to Win a Luxurious In Win Allure PC Case on Geeksugar!
The In Win Allure PC Case giveaway is officially now over. A winner has been selected and will be announced on Wednesday, January 30th, 2008. Thanks to everyone who participated!GeekSugar
For those of you who loved the feminine In Win Allure PC Case, you'll be happy to know that we are giving one away!
The Martha Stewart Geek Health Tip I Can't Get Behind
Martha Stewart may be one of my idols, but a health tip she included in the January issue of her namesake magazine, Martha Stewart Living, has me disagreeing with her pretty profusely.
Here's what she says:
"Alongside every one of my computers, I have a pitcher of mineral water infused with lemon, lime, orange, or cucumber and mint. I find that I drink more if the pitcher is there as a reminder and I can freely pour a glass, rather than opening bottle after bottle of water during the day."
What Is Your Favorite Geeky DIY Project of 2008?
On we go with the Best of 2008 series! Being a geek and being crafty seem to go hand in hand; both take ingenuity. Even if you're a big-time techie but can't sew, glue, or cook to save your life, everyone still appreciates a rad geeky DIY project.
Getting the Scoop From Steve — Q&A Session
We got a chance to talk directly to Steve and his crew during a Q&A session at the end of the presentation. Here are some insights to the new MacBooks as well as some other burning questions the group had for him:
Q: What is the status of 17-inch MacBook Pro?
A: The 17-inch MacBook Pro is still available, and is in the process of being refreshed.
Carrie Bradshaw Learns to Email and IM . . . Slowly
My heart beats a little faster every day as we near May 30, the day the Sex and the City movie comes out. To that end, I've been posting the geekiest SATC clips to prepare, including everything from the motherboard failure to Carrie's Googling misadventures!
Our fearless and fiercely intelligent women proved they can tackle anything in the show, especially technology — but even a Mac girl like Carrie Bradshaw was mystified from time to time when she dove into a new geeky task.
Ask a Geek Girl: We're Here to Help
When you're down and out, and aren't sure what to do about your techie problems, don't worry — you've got a friend! The Ask a Geek Girl group is here to help. We've been seeing some great questions, as well as some smart, in-depth answers from our many geeky ladies (and gents) cruising the Ask a Geek Girl group to lend their computer and tech expertise.
Binary Birthday Cards: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
When you're a geek you're a geek all the way from your first motherboard to your last coding day. But does that mean you should celebrate your birthday geek style? I'd be happy to receive one of these handmade Binary Birthday Cards, $2.50, but I'm not sure my friends would feel the same way.
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