Geeks!

There's been an awful lot of geek activity over the past week. The moon must be in the house of Babbage?
First, the geek known as Lenn is leaving Microsoft for Skype:

I recently accepted a new job and have resigned my post as Director, Platform Evangelism at Microsoft after almost 8 years with the company. I am joining Skype and the family and I will be moving to the UK. I have taken a position on the product and services team at Skype. I have decided that Microsoft and I need to go our separate ways and it is time to move to new pastures.

Second, the geek known as pt is getting back into the podcast game:

The MAKE:DIYcast audio program, like the magazine, is loaded with exciting projects, hacks, science and news that help you make the most of your technology.

Third, the geek known as Jake from 8bit Joystick publicly announces that videoblogging is silly.
Fourth, the geek known as Mitch Ratcliffe has guided Audible to the promised land:

Audible has created RSS feeds for hot new titles, various genres (my favorites are history, comedy and science), as well as its own bestseller list and that of The New York Times, BusinessWeek and Publishers Weekly. The project is built on FeedBurner's service.

In the geek's world, there's no such thing as a slow news day.

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