Geek rider?

Are you geeky and ride?

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I need clairification, if I have an xbox I'm a geek??

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Graves said:
I need clairification, if I have an xbox I'm a geek??

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Do you devote most of your time/interest to that? If so yes. If not, no. But yes... he should elaborate on the term "geek" as anyone with a fair amount of computer knowledge can be considered a geek. Just because you own a lot of equitments does not make you a geek nor does knowing a few things here and there.
 
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Does your family ask you tech questions all the time... You might be a geek. If you know the home address for a router to change the settings... You might be a geek. Are you the person everyone you know goes to instead calling tech support when something goes squirrelly on their machines... You are most certainly a geek. Would you find it both humourous and useful to have a t-shirt that says "No, I will not fix your computer."... Geek!

You can purchase said shirt from http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/unisex/frustrations/388b/
 
Spawn said:
Does your family ask you tech questions all the time... You might be a geek. If you know the home address for a router to change the settings... You might be a geek. Are you the person everyone you know goes to instead calling tech support when something goes squirrelly on their machines... You are most certainly a geek. Would you find it both humourous and useful to have a t-shirt that says "No, I will not fix your computer."... Geek!

You can purchase said shirt from http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/unisex/frustrations/388b/
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Thats me..
 
Undergrad in Computer Science, another in Math + masters in Computer Science + senior software developer... when I was young I liked the techno too, lol... I guess I'm a geek on two wheels too
 
Took Comp. Networking and Tech Support in College...would rather write a script then go out clubbin'...did my time as a BOFH...and now have a cushy BA job where I don't have to answer to 2am calls to the DC to troubleshoot the server only to find out it was a faulty port *facepalm*...no more post-mortems please...

Geek yes...Geek Love yes...Geek Love on 2wheels HELLS YEAH!
 
Geek reporting in :). Mainly a PC user, but I do have a PS3 for exclusives as well.

Mainly playing Starcraft 2 and Persona 4 (thats right, old school ps2!) right now :D
 
Geek rider. Off my bike on on to my Xbox is how my day usually goes.

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I spend all my 9.5 working hours with wery powerfull dual monitor parametric cad system. :sad:
Computer is not a toy for me, it is F***** B*** S***. :mad:
I do riding each day home to work and it help me to relax. :razz:
But I'm NOT GEEK man.:confused1:
 
Too many examples... I went to UofW, work with numbers and data, play lots of FPS on PS3, going to the FanExpo this weekend, etc.
 
01011001 01100101 01110000 00101110
0x 4F 72 20 59 65 70 20 66 6F 72 20 74 68 65 20 6C 61 7A 79 20 3A 50
 
x86ect said:
01011001 01100101 01110000 00101110
0x 4F 72 20 59 65 70 20 66 6F 72 20 74 68 65 20 6C 61 7A 79 20 3A 50
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LOL...This reminds me of the family guy episode:

Presenter: Binary is the computer language in which words are translated into sequences of zeroes and ones. Anything at all can be expressed in binary as we demonstrate in this famous scene from 'The Miracle Worker.'
Annie Sullivan: 01-10-10-01
Helen Keller: [Incomprehensible gibberish]
Annie Sullivan: 01-10-10-01!
Helen Keller: [Garbled repetition of binary phrase]
Annie Sullivan: 01! 01!
 
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I can't tell what's more geeky: that you remembered and typed out that episode, or that, for a brief second, I tried to figure out what Annie Sullivan was saying.
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LOL..in all fairness Google search is my bestie..
 
Never thought I'd see someone like 3Dgameman on this forum..

Anyway I would consider myself a geek, since I built this watercooled quad sli monster rig that's sitting beside me right now :p
 
Post a picture of what it looks like. a picture is worth a 1000 words.
FiReSTaRT said:
I bought a very nice Ikea cabinet that can barely fit under my work desk (3 shelves). I assembled it. Then I took a hole-saw to it and drilled 6 holes. Then I took a generic 12VDC power supply and spliced 3 spade connectors (males on pos, females on neg, make what you want from it). Then I mounted 3 casing fans onto 3 of the holes (the other 3 are for air intake) and plugged them into the power supply. Now, if you're asking why Mr. FiReSTaRT would need such an elaborate setup.. Well, that's to keep all of my modems, routers, switches and other networking gear nice and cool. If that ain't geeky, I don't know what is :cool:
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