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Here we go folks, it’s another episode of PaulTech’s Uber Tech Carnival. Below you will find tantilizing selections of enigmatic quality. Heck, you may also find a bearded lady too…er, not. Thanks to all who contributed!
Moses E. Miles III presents 20 Steps to Increase Your Blog’s Ranking 10X posted at Three Sticks, saying, “Increase your blogs ranking 10X”
Jimmy Atkinson presents The Ultimate Guide to Video Game Degrees and Careers | OEDb posted at OEDb: Online Education Database.
The Free Geek presents Top 20 Geek Rewards Programs posted at The Free Geek.
Patrick Daly presents FreshBooks Review posted at Develop Daly.
Madeleine Begun Kane presents Boot-Licked posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.
John Ringland presents An Information Systems Analysis of Mind, Knowledge, ‘the World’ andHolistic Science posted at Toward a System Theoretic Metaphysics of the Nature of Reality, saying, “This might seem abstract but it describes a profound technological and scientific revolution that could change the very nature of the IT industry. It describes a mathematical algorithm that creates artificial universes and functions as a “general system simulator” that gives cyberspace a deep metaphysical foundation. If this qualifies as an ‘amazing gadget’ then please have a look at the article.”
Sagar Satapathy presents Top 10 Most Famous Hackers of All Time posted at IT Security.
Benjamin Donnaloia presents Darkvoice 336i posted at Headphones Rock, saying, “Headphone and other hifi audio reviews”
Christopher J. Brunner presents New Technology Leaves Spell-Check in the Dust posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “A new program that doesn’t only provide spelling and grammar check, but also provides text enrichment for your documents.”
Alvaro Fernandez presents Stanford Media X: “Cells that fire together wire together” posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Here you have a summary of the great Stanford Media X conference.”
egon presents BritePic - Monetize Your Site With Pictures posted at egonitron, saying, “Cool new service, allows you to add functionality to images. I show an example and how to implement the service.”
Hans presents Making it quick and easy for you to bookmark and earn traffic posted at BlogoSquare.
Benjamin Koren presents Lighttpd+Chroot Hosting Madness | Koren’s Korner posted at Koren’s Korner | Ben’s Blog, saying, “One of the ideas that had been floating around in my head has been to have each of my clients all within their own chroot. Fortunately, lighttpd handles this quite well.”
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