This month's Geek Challenge takes the classic quick crossword puzzle to a new nerdy level. Simply answer the clues to solve the puzzle. Submit your answers to geekchallenge@dmcinfo.com. The first person to respond with the mos...
We had one correct answer to the Geek Challenge last month, and it came from Allen Hutchison of Smalley Steel Ring. The correct answer is D, that all three transformations are possible. Thanks to Han Yang for providing the content for the Mallea...
January’s Geek challenge is from the field of Topology, which is the study of continuity and connectivity of shapes. This field of math gives us such gems as the Hairy Ball Theorem. A Continuous Deformation of a shape is what you can ...
This month’s Geek Challenge was created in conjunction with Kevin Ferrigno. The challenge is to pick the winners of this year’s NCAA tournament, not by choosing teams, but by picking the winning formula. You can use this spreadsheet to pr...
We received several interesting responses to the Santa’s Reindeer problem. The best one was by Dave Montesano of IMAC Motion Control Corporation. What Dave did was recognized that the harness between and reindeer should be treated a...
Several TV shows vie for the title "Geekiest." Our nominees are the original Star Trek, Dr. Who, and Battlestar Galactica. Among animated series none are as admired by geeks as Futurama, and the new season doesn't disappoint...
Last month's challenge was define the shape of a roller coaster loop that would create a constant G-force experience. We asked what shape to start with, and how to modify it to make the loop. To create a constant G-force ...