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Don't you dare call me a geek.
That is, unless, you are a fellow geek yourself. I've been into
the technology thing ever since I was a wee little lad, and I make no
apologies for it now. Hell, I do it for a living. But I've
found that people really misunderstand what it is to be a technical sort.
Don't call someone you hardly know a geek. You'll
piss them off. You might even get them all hot and bothered even if you do.
To earn the right to call another computer user a geek, you need to have advanced beyond the clueless newbie
stage. In other words, if you just bought a Pentium III screamin' demon with 5
billion gigabytes of hard drive space and a mongolarge monitor just so you can get on America
Online, then please get the hell out of here. But if by chance you found that
funny, enjoy my little corner of the web and hack away.
I know now how doctors feel, they go to a party, and someone finds out
that they are a physician - and then proceeds to say, 'Hey what can you
tell me about this wart on my left ass cheek?' Invariably, when
someone finds out that you know your way around a PC, you become the
answer man.
I really don't mind most of the time but if you'd like to know how it
feels, then you should check out this
little ditty from the Comedian section of
WyllyWeb.
'Nuff said. If you have a trick that you think is truly useful,
tell me about it. Not that there's a short supply of this stuff on
the 'net already, but here I know where to find all the things that I
will need.
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Geek Subdivisions:
- Registry Hacks
- Performance Tips
- Stupid Net Tricks
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