Geektivism: Geeks Trying to Save the World
Activism is important. In some cases it’s the only way to change things and move people in the right direction. In the past, we’ve seen how movements like STOP SOPA…
Harry Mylonadis
Harry is a Brand Builder, Thinker, Tech Geek and most of all passionate about Simplicity. In 2009 he co-founded minimoko and in 2011 he created CPU Wars, the geekiest card game ever. Connect with him here.
Stories by Harry Mylonadis
Geek Chic: From Bullied to Fashion Icons
Black-rimmed square glasses, printed t-shirts, utility trousers, short sleeve shirts with a pocket and strange techy accessories used to be the essential items in a geek’s wardrobe. Wearing these made…
Geeks Cash Out in the Experience Economy
When someone mentions the word geek we immediately think they’re talking about someone who is crazy about technology, gadgets, science, math, games or engineering. As the world has evolved, the…
Geeks and Delegation: A Match Made in Hell
Last week, I was invited to join 3,000 delegates to what turned out to be the largest entrepreneurship conference in the world. The Global Entrepreneurship Congress 2012 took place in…
Pi Day: It's the Geekiest Time of the Year
Christmas, Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, all these celebrations are fine but what about us geeks? Don’t we deserve a day where we can do our own thing and celebrate?…
How to Build the Ultimate Geek Kitchen
Where others see the chore of cooking up a meal, I see an adventure. Where others avoid using pans for fear of washing up, I see a laboratory waiting for…
Geek Love: 10 Reasons to Date a Geek
With Post Valentine Depression now well behind us, I thought it was time to cheer up and write about something more positive. A few days ago my wife turned to…
The 10 Geekiest "Offline" Games
When I was a kid I really loved board games. But the popular games didn’t cut it for me. I wanted them to be “different”. My favourite ones (I grew…
10 Idiosyncrasies of a Geek
Before being a geek was the ‘it’ thing, we had to conceal our true identities in fear of being made fun of, outcast and pointed at. Things have now changed…
