You’ll surely have a laugh generating geeky covers.

The Official For Dummies Cover Generator

A nice and simple comic on how the internet and the browser works.

How the Internet (and the Browser) Works

Source: I Love Charts

This research should settle the matter once and for all.

The Chicken and the Egg: Ancient Mystery Solved?

A nice, and kinda funny chart comparing fanboys of popular gadgets put together by PCWorld and MacWorld.

Fanboys: A Field Guide

If you were born around the late 70’s or early 80’s, then you probably fondly remember playing Command & Conquer. There was Red Alert, Tiberian Dawn, and Tiberian Sun. Now you can download them for free!

Command & Conquer Classics

This I love. Some excellent people wrote up a first-person version of Tetris and it’s a lot of fun to play! Use the space bar to rotate, Enter to drop, and arrow keys to move the pieces around. Nice little break while at work!

First Person Tetris

Recently, I ran into a cool website called Write for Ten. It’s a project with one rule: write for 10 minutes about anything. Apparently, this helps develop a habit for writing, helps put ideas into words and helps you avoid procrastinating! Check it out!

Write for Ten

Want to know who was the first person to follow you on Twitter? If so, check out a nifty little site called FirstFollower. So if you have thousands and thousands of followers, it might be worth thanking that first one!

FirstFollower

Ever wonder what beauty ads from the 1910’s used to look like? Ahem…look above! Apparently growing hair on the face was somehow considered a good thing. Vintage Ad Browser is a neat site with thousands of vintage ads from all the way back to the 1800’s! Enjoy.

Vintage Ad Browser