I don’t know about you guys but everytime I tell someone that I use Linux and not Windows, they ‘jokingly’ say that I must be a nerd. I mean I have many other hobbies, I go out (when there is no stupid lockdown), play basketball with my buddies on weekends, I go to bars…etc…etc…
Why this classification of Linux users as nerds, or is it just me?
I am. And not only when it comes to Linux!
I’m a geek and wouldn’t have it any other way.
Why look at this as a bad thing? I see it as a good thing. Especially coming from certain people.
I’d rather be a hacker, than all this childish weird terms
I like frogs.
I’m a Linux connoisseur! I like the finer points. Anything is possible … Nerd just sounds so yuk!
But this is not a hacker. A hacker wears a hoodie, sun glasses (sic!) and sits in a dark room. On his screen there is some gibberish, but no real code. At least on TV…
“Be nice to nerds. Chances are you’ll end up working for one.”
lol, so true!
As much as I like Luke, I have to disagree with him here.
If you’re going to use 'Buntu, you may as well just get Alexa. Either way, your personal data ends up at Amazon…
You may add me on LEGO.
Did you say LEGO?
Check this out!
source
https://www.openculture.com/index.php?s=The+Great+Wave+Off+Kanagawa&q=The+Great+Wave+Off+Kanagawa
Or this:
i wish i had that mustach ;
geek
noun
\ ˈgēk
Definition of geek
1 : a person often of an intellectual bent who is disliked
2 : an enthusiast or expert especially in a technological field or activity computer geek
3 : a carnival performer often billed as a wild man whose act usually includes biting the head off a live chicken or snake
Ozzy is such a geek…I hope bat counts
I’ll bite the snake’s head. What kind of snake is it?