Re: You know you're a geek when........
Originally Posted by
poetstorm
Have you ever run into a really bizarre or tricky problem and it just nags at you and haunts you until you figure out how to fix it, even if it’s not even your computer or anything that is going to affect you in any way?
Oh, yes. From computer problems, to trying to remember the name of that actor in that movie we saw that time (I've been asked that exact question - that vague). Luckily IMDB usually helps with the latter though. But when it comes to the really tricky problems, I get really frustrated, *but* the high you get right after you fix it... can't be beat! Plus then you get to say "Look! Look! I fixed it!!!"
Originally Posted by
Kopachris
You know you're a geek when you have more notebooks than Leonardo da Vinci had (and you kept them because they're all filled with important computer information). My school notebooks have computer/physics-related scrawls scattered throughout them, and I have at least 2.5 notebooks filled with computer/physics stuff. And I don't think I'll stop using notebooks anytime soon...
For a little while, I went all digital, but then I bought a Moleskine notebook on an impulse... and I love it. I thought the Moleskine fanatics were crazy to rave about a stupid notebook, but I love it! I have a couple different ones - an almost-daily journal, one for random thoughts, and one for story ideas and brainstorming (I'm a writer). For some reason, it's just nice to write in one. I couldn't keep up with a digital journal/diary, but I've been very loyal to my notebook.
Last edited by darth_indy; December 3rd, 2008 at 02:26 AM.
Reason: To avoid double-post responses
Why are uploads slower than downloads? That's easy. When you upload, the computer has to push the bits upward. When you download, the bits just fall by gravity, so it's much faster.
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