Geek Huddle

This has to be one of the best, if not, the best, menu navigation systems on a website i've ever seen. So simple, yet, so complex, it's top design work at it's finest. There's some pretty interesting applications on the site to browse aswell. So check it out here.

Didn't take long, did it? The 25 digit serial can now be brute forced enabling you to activate an illegal copy of Vista. It definetly sucks for Microsoft though, I mean, all these people out there are paying for actual copies of this software, while someone is out there activating the same key for free. There's gonna be alot of pissed off people out there once word of ...

Here's an IEXBeta Wiki entry on software that's compatible with Windows Vista, i'm sure this list will include that little piece of software you've only used once in your life, so I'm pretty sure you'll find what you need there. Check out the article here.

Skrbl is an excellent online whiteboard application. It allows you to collaborate with different users in real-time to be more productive, or play tic-tac-toe, either one. There's not even a registration unless you want some more features, like to save and restore old sessions, but for just going on there and being able to share ideas right away, no registrating, just share out the URL it gives you and ...

This is an interesting tool for all you Vista folks, it allows you to launch programs and what not from the search or cmd prompt. For instance, w bob dole, will go to the wikipedia article about Bob Dole, should you want to read about him. You can also launch a program as an administrator by sudo cmd, or look up stuff on google by, g stuff. Another function ...

"So, I introduce HemingwayEx, a simple extension of Hemingway theme for Wordpress blogs. I have tried to keep the original essence of the Hemingway theme, but added some new features and fixed some small issues. I have tested it only with Wordpress 2.1, but I think it should be able to support all WP 2.0+ versions."  Features: New horizontal navigation menu on top giving access to pages in the blog A ...

Are you serious!? An Australian man, presumably a mad scientist, attached a 4-inch coil to the top of his car, thus making it the most deadly security device on the market. Honestly, who in their right mind would try to steal a car that is glowing with electricity? Not this guy. Another thing, look at the picture on the website, why on earth would anyone want to steal ...