Maybe I am a sucker for trying new things? Just got an invite to Chris Pirillo’s new project that is simply named Geeks. You can kind of think of it as another Facebook or MySpace for the geekier people in life, no matter what type of geek you are.
Here is Chris explaining the basics about Geeks:
It is a cool idea, and I like it thus far. We will see where it goes from here. If you want to give it a shot, feel free to make friends with me.
Always having talked about being a big fan of others work more so than my own, I wanted to spend some time plugging those who deserve to be plugged. When looking around to for source to plug from my feed subscription list looked like a good place to start.
Asa Dotzler - Known as the community coordinator for several Mozilla projects, Asa is a guy that we can all relate to. Love Firefox or hate it, I would suggest you subscribe either way. You are always bound to find something of interest here.
bLaugh - The un-official comic of the blogosphere has gotten a little less busy in the past few months, but there is still plenty of awesome comics if your are a tech or Internet fan. One of the few Online comics I actually subscribe to, just wish there were more updates.
Blog on a Stick - This blog belongs to one of the best Firefox theme designers out there today, TwisterMC. Past covering some of his Firefox theme updates, he does talk about plenty of interesting tech and Web related content.
Chris Pirillo - How could you not have much geeky love for Chris Pirillo? I still have to thank my time over at Lockergnome to much of the success I have now in my professional life. I’ve been a fan of Chris’s ever since the TechTV days and it was awesome to work with him on a few projects here and there.
Worthy Example Post: Thank You, Thank You - Note: Ok, example post only included because my name was in there.
Clickfire - If you consider yourself a webmaster, which I know many of you do - subscribe to Clickfire. From web dev ideas to web hosting help, they have a lot of content well worth diving into. Emory Rowland has done a great job at producing grade A content for 10 years now.
As I work my way down my feeds I subscribe to I am sure more suggestions and praise will be coming along the way. A list, B list or no list at all - I don’t care where your blogging from as long as I can get something out of the experience.
