The Great Geek Manual

It never ceases to amaze me how quickly my e-mail accounts accumulate spam. In my opinion, the problem is that everytime I go anywhere online, I have to register for something! I have to register to read the newspaper, to blog about what I read in the newspaper, to promote my blog about what I read in the newspaper, to download software to filter spam generated by my blog … It never ends! One solutions is to use disposable e-mail accounts. Below, I’ve listed every free disposable e-mail service I could find. Of them, my favorite is Jetable, but you can try them out for yourself.

No registration required:
DodgeIt No registration required. RSS feeds. Receive-only.
Don’tReg No registration required. Choose your own alias.
Jetable No registration required. Provides mail forwarding. Account expiration is adjustable. Several languages. Read the rest of this entry » » »

I think that at some point, all self-proclaimed computer geeks expiriment with “hacking” at some point. Thus, most of you will have already heard of “2600: The Hacker Quarterly” founded and edited by Emmanuel Goldstein. It’s the most popular and prominent “underground” (I am using that term very loosely) hacker magazine out there today. But you may not realize that it’s not the only periodical following the hacking scene by a long-shot.

Magazines in Print

• 2600 – Off The Wall and Off the Hook, two New York talk radio shows
• Blacklisted 411 – Very technical & a lot of hardware projects…
• BinaryRevolution Read the rest of this entry » » »