When a person or band has a particular style, no matter how hard they try to hide it, it’s obvious it’s them. That happened last week when How to Destroy Angels appeared out of nowhere with a cryptic web site, and a 40 second video with a very Reznoresque sound.
For some of you, today is Star Wars Day: May the Fourth (be with you). Personally, Star Wars Day for me has always been May 25 since it’s the day it was released back in 1977. To celebrate, here are some Star Wars videos and articles you may enjoy. And remember, kids, Wookiee is spelled with two e’s.
As Geekistry picks up speed we’ve decided to set a schedule for our live-streamed podcast recordings. The schedule might be revised in the future (we’ll work on any kinks we come across and adjust accordingly,) but for now we’d like to invite you to join us on USTREAM three times a week: Sunday and Tuesday evenings at 10 pm Eastern, and Thursdays at 9 pm Eastern. We’re looking forward to incorporating as much audience participation as possible and hope you’ll swing by! Wanna know how can you ‘geek-out’ with us? We’re glad you asked!
In light of Facebook’s recent privacy setting changes what will you change about the way you use Facebook? We’d like to hear from you, so please take a moment to answer our first poll. Thanks!
Once upon a time I had a MySpace account, but because MySpace spammed me with ads and didn’t keep my information as private as I wanted it to, I deleted it. Enter Facebook. Prior to January 2009 I’d given very little attention (or private information) to Facebook for the same reasons, but then I discovered Facebook’s fully customizable privacy settings. I eagerly embraced Facebook as a state of the art social media tool, and, in combination with carefully constructed profile security filters, added every detail about my life to my profile. If only I could have seen the future.
Read more on Facebook: Your Privacy on THEIR terms (Not Yours)…
