Sure, True Believers, it’s a long shot…but we’ve done stranger things before. Help us get the attention of the world by nominating us for a Streamy Award! Details inside!
Tuck encourages everyone who’s looking to pre-game for “The Battle Against Dysentery” to visit friends of the show LoadingReadyRun’s fantastically unbearable event, Desert Bus For Hope.
Tuck, on behalf of his fellow Geeks, wishes friends-of-the-show Anthony and Jon a heartfelt congratulations for their assent to the top of the mountain, with their addition to the Revision3 family of Internet Television programming.
Breaking standard GwI Tradition, Tuck offers is appreciation to the folks at Pittsfield’s Spirit Halloween by identifying some of the items that will appear in GwI Episode 2.02: “The Haunted Basement”
8 years ago, from the moment of this post, the lives of the people of the United States of America, as well as the world, were changed forever.
I don’t need to tell you about that day, or what happened. I don’t need to share with you the emotions that were stirred by the tragedy, [...]
Flashback, True Believers, to September 2, 1969, 40 years ago today. In a lab at the University of California Los Angeles, what has been hailed as the first computer network was born. Using a 15 foot cable, engineers established a connection between two Honeywell DDP-516 computers. In function, what they discovered that [...]
Tuck was recently exposed to a video that contained some facts that really blew his mind. And of course, not wanting to be the only person in the room with a blown mind, he’s sharing that video with all of you.
20 Years ago today, the Sega Genesis debuted in North America. From that moment on, 16-bit gaming the world over would never be the same again.
Tuck’s thoughts on one of the most innovative uses of social media to support a cause that he’s ever seen. That, and the discover of his new excuse for whenever something goes wrong on geekswithissues.com.
Tuck comments on the latest upcoming adaptation of Frank Herbert’s legendary book, and whether or not there is a need to revisit the sands of Arakis for a third time.
