Great Geek Sites - Part Two

Discovering Excellent Geek Resources

Periodically, we compile a curated list of the noteworthy geek websites we regularly follow and share this compilation with our audience.

This process also provides a welcome opportunity for a brief respite, as assembling the list requires minimal time.

New readers may be aware this represents a continuation; therefore, we recommend reviewing the initial installment of recommended geek sites.

Featured Websites

The following sites are presented in an arbitrary sequence.

SimpleHelp

If you find our articles valuable, a subscription to SimpleHelp is highly recommended. The author delivers comprehensive analyses on a diverse range of topics.

For example, consider their detailed exploration of streaming audio and video content over the internet.

MysticGeek's Realm

Following the establishment of his independent blog, the content quality has demonstrably increased.

Did you know it's possible to experience Star Wars via telnet?

Popurls

This platform aggregates the most popular links from platforms like Digg, del.icio.us, Reddit, and numerous others.

Its key advantage lies in directly linking to the original URLs, bypassing the need to navigate Digg or Reddit themselves – a feature we greatly appreciate!

CyberNet News

For a concise feed of the most compelling geek news, this subscription is ideal.

Be sure to explore their nostalgic piece concerning accessories for the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

Jatecblog

Although relatively new, this blog consistently offers valuable insights and tips specifically for Linux users.

Of Zen and Computing

This site was previously highlighted, but it was through this resource that we first learned about the Adobe Reader security vulnerability.

Recently, the author also addressed the question of whether to register cell phone numbers on the Do Not Call registry – a particularly useful response given the prevalence of chain emails.

nixCraft

This resource is specifically tailored for Linux enthusiasts, providing daily tips and tricks related to Linux commands.

Ed Bott's Microsoft Report

Ed Bott is a prolific author of numerous highly-regarded books focused on the Windows operating system.

His series examining the Digital Rights Management (DRM) features in Windows Vista is particularly insightful.

Windows Vista for Beginners

As the name suggests, this site provides accessible learning materials geared towards individuals new to Windows Vista.