One of the most universal experiences in all MMORPGs is social interaction in the form of guilds. Forming associations and alliances with other players is a major part of the overall online game experience.

Scott Johnson of the Webcomic Extra Life has created this poster depicting 56 distinct species of geek, allowing you to quickly identify which best describes you by process of visual association.

I'm not the only one.

Once you get tired of the typical beige or black computer, try putting the guts into something more interesting--and still keep it usable!

If you listen carefully, you'll here that Weird Al Yankovitch knows the best programming language!

An ongoing collection of knock-knock jokes, some funny, some stupid.

A neat collection of webcams, jokes, museums, zoos, and many other kid-friendly interests.

There comes a time when the monotony of work needs a little refreshing diversion. Some of us like to relax (or frustrate) the time a way with a Sudoku puzzle which is fast becoming pandemic craze.

I enjoy solving these puzzles myself, but with a lust for a challenge, I could not resist the opportunity to develop a Sudoku puzzle solver written entirely in Oracle SQL and PL/SQL.

If it's technology or internet related, Geekologie will cover it. Plus, we even hired an actual geek to manage the site. He lives at his computer, doesn't shower, and has probably never touched a girl. Actually none of that is true, but I'm sure he's really happy that's what we're telling people.

At no time in history have there been more motivational resources available to the modern manager. And yet, in spite of the dazzling array of solutions sold, employee morale has reached critical lows- with the majority of workers actually reporting they hate their jobs. How did this happen? And more importantly, what can executives do about the crisis of employee discontent?