Here’s what was popular on Geek-Speak during the last month:
- Using Box.net as a Network Drive on your Mac: Some simple instructions for mounting your Box.net filespace as a network drive in Mac OS X.
- Net Neutrality – Important or not?: When the CEO of Virgin Media announced that Net Neutrality was a load of, ahem, testicles, he provoked quite a response online, including this mini-rant.
- John’s Author Section: Seems quite a few people are interested in John’s posts – as his author listing was pretty popular this month.
- Miro :: For all your video podcast needs: Thomas’ post about using Miro to catalogue his video podcasts.
- Ubuntu: Installation: An account of installing Ubuntu on PC and Mac, using Bootcamp on the Mac.
And in the next category, the awards for top traffic sources this month:
- Stumbleupon delivered approx 58% of this month’s traffic
- ~12% came from direct visits (i.e. no other source)
- ~6% from Google
- ~5% from Twitter
- and ~5% from Adam ‘Lurch’ Howie’s blog Reality of Dreams
Thank you for listening – you may now return to whatever you were doing :)
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