Two from the watery depths:
Cephalopodcast points out the Carnival of the Blue with some really impressive writings related to the Ocean. I look at the entries for it, as well as the Carnival of Space and think we need to do the same for technology. Something like a Carnival of the Semantic Web, or Carnival of Web Security. Not something specific to tools, such as Ruby or PHP. Definitely not Carnival of Web 2.0, as that would be an oxymoron.
From Cephalopodcast again, Sealife Tattoos for Science, where people are asked to show their science tattoo. This really breaks down stereotypes related to tattoos, not to mention science geeks.
I see these field related tattoos, and it leads me to wonder: do technology geeks have industry related tattoos? Are there hundreds of bubble sorts in C tattooed across buttocks the world over, and I just don't know about them? And what would make a good tech geek tattoo, anyway?
I thought about having an opening <body> tag at the back of my neck, and a closing <\body> tag at the back of my right ankle. Doesn't seem very colorful, though, and I like color. Perhaps a chart of web safe colors, tattooed in a spiral around my navel?
An RDF triple across my tummy, and an hCard microformat tattooed on my butt?
Better yet: rm -rf * across my tail bone.
