Small Town Geeks

Last Night, I went to a drive in movie, I haven’t been to one in a while, So were going down the road to get there and I’m switching through the stations to find something good to listen to. While i was scanningthe radio stations, I heard this dialog then we came over the hill and the movie was playing, So instead of paying the outrageous prices for a movie we watched the The Bourne Ultimatum for free. Life is great.  On the way to the movie, we stopped at Denny’s for some dinner before the movie, So I took in the Laptop so I could get some work done, The girlfriend tried to make me leave my laptop in the car, Meh. But I didn’t and we were all around a table and the term Goatse came up, and I was googling it when this picture came up.  I freaked out a little bit [...]

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Today I Finally made the decision to buy a web cam… I have been putting this off for a while simply becauseI am waiting to get a Mac Book and as most of you know the Mac Books come standard with the web cam built in. What is the point in Buying a web cam [...]

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This Fall I’m going to be taking… RSP (An intro to college life course) Applied Mathematics Computer Science(Java based) Latin English Christianity in Context That totals up to 16 credit hours. We start officially on the 22nd, which is next Wednesday. Still waiting on my books to get mailed in from Amazon.com. I have a [...]

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Today the 12th… I sadly lose my fellow g33k…. Scott leaves at 8:00 tomorrow morning for Creighton University to study computer Science…. That leaves me here in this small town… by myself…. Luckily this year the local community college,(locally means and hour away) has added a satellite campus that is about 10 minutes away, my [...]

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This is a blog for all the people that love technology but are trapped by the constraints of living in a small town where the the most technologically advanced gadget is the stop light. l33t g33k and ech0 both grew up in a town where the population is under 2,000. The computers at our high school ran windows 95. These [...]

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