GeekHistory is currently being developed as a handful of websites using different content management systems to collect technology history references and stories to increase awareness, educate, and entertain.
Tom Peracchio uses the phrase "Geek History Enthusiast" on many of his online profiles to draw attention to his lifelong love of history and technology coming together at GeekHistory, a project that he has been working on since the late 1990s. In 2001 GeekHistory started as a single website as hand coded HTML.
Tom Peracchio has been hanging out on various online communities since the internet went commercial back in the mid 1990s. Back in the days of Compuserve they called them SIGs, Special Interest Groups. Tom has been through the evolution of special interest groups, to bulletin boards, and online communities. Tom has been a volunteer and editor for many web based activities over the years, such as web portals for webmasters, editor philosophyguru at the Open Directory Project (dmoz), editor philosophyguru at Wikipedia, and a moderator of the spirituality Pod at Tripod.
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