1. Mediaite
  2. Gossip Cop
  3. Geekosystem
  4. Styleite
  5. SportsGrid
  6. The Mary Sue
  7. The Jane Dough

productivity enhancer

Calculator Spelling and Mary Toft: Wikipedia’s List of Unusual Articles

It’s Saturday, so hopefully you don’t have much that needs accomplishing.

If you do have something you need to do today, then by all means do not visit Wikipedia’s list of Unusual Articles. We just lost about a half hour to it, simply in the process of writing this post.

If you’d like to spend some time being enlightened about things that will probably never do your life any constructive good, with brief moments of Discovery-like love for all the weird and wonderful stuff in human history, then it’s probably safe.

Read on...

Codeorgan Turns the Internet Into Music

I spent my college days in the scholastic embrace of Oberlin College, which has as its counterpart (counterpoint? har har) the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. The two schools share living space, dining facilities, and even a five-year double degree program, so student interaction between them is common. I’ve been friends with a number of conservatory students, including Composition and TIMARA (Technology In Music And the Recording Arts) majors.

Anyway, this is all a very roundabout way of saying that I’m no stranger to procedurally generated music. I’ve heard programs that generate music based on ten tones of your selection and all the known digits of pi, and computers that bring dead composers back to life through the cunning use of flags numbers.

The newest music and numbers thing I’ve been introduced to is CODEORGAN, which will turn any humdrum work-a-day website into the dulcet tones of an angelic choir. Or, failing that, set it up with a nice reggae beat.

Read on...

Procrastination Station: One Button Bob

We have a little gem for your Monday, courtesy of Armor Games, patron saint of procrastinators everywhere. Its called One Button Bob, and the entire game is played with a joystick.

/glance at notes

Or one button. Yeah. One button.

Enjoy.

Read on...

How Were We Not Aware of This: Yakkety Sax Anything

Maybe you’ve seen this before, but it sure slipped by us. Benny Hillifier is a website that will take your regular old workaday YouTube video, mute it, and, with the sure touch of a lifelong craftsman, lovingly apply the Benny Hill Theme to it. Et voila.

Read on...
Abrams Media Network click here for advertising opportunities

© 2012 Geekosystem, LLC | About Us | Advertise | Self-Serve Advertising | Newsletter | Jobs | Privacy | User Agreement | Disclaimer | Power Grid FAQ | Contact | Archives | RSS RSS
Dan Abrams, Founder | Power Grid by Sound Strategies | Hosting by Datagram