You know you're a geek when........

[crazyness003]

ykyagw warranty means another roadblock on the path of freedom.

[s.fox]

you read through the previous 5311 replies to this thread.

[applecake]

you read the previous 5312 posts, and forgot to read the last one..

[talsemgeest]

you read through the previous 5311 replies to this thread.

Eek.

[scragar]

Your I geek when you can use the CLI for more then five minutes to get things done.

Huh? You mean I don't have to use the command line?

Seriously, currently just using the command line, w3m for web, Postfix+Fetchmail for emails, finch for MSN+IRC, vim for text editing, rtorrent for torrents... I'm going to start X in a while to watch a DVD, but then I think I'm going to drop back to the command line, I should check my RSS feeds while I've got access to it as well, I need a command line RSSfeed reader, and ideas?

[jenkinbr]

you read through the previous 5311 replies to this thread.

you read the previous 5312 posts, and forgot to read the last one..

Please, for the love of GEEKDOM, come up with something unique!!!

Lines like that have been grossly overused in this thread...

[darth_indy]

Please, for the love of GEEKDOM, come up with something unique!!!

Lines like that have been grossly overused in this thread...

Indeed. Don't make me take out the baseball bat again.

YKYAGW you have to edit a piece of art for a Photoshop class, and the first thing you think of is M.C. Escher:

<shameless plug>
http://darth-indy.deviantart.com/art...ds-1-117082050
http://darth-indy.deviantart.com/art...ds-2-117082194
</shameless plug>

[Chame_Wizard]

When you a buy a new PSP Silver Slim&Lite and USB connecting isn't working well.

[JohnLM_the_Ghost]

In a country I frequently visit in Europe, they call geeks "Hakera", reffering to Hackers. I find that funneh.

I'm pretty sure it is the same here...
Our national word for either geek or nerd is considered offensive, so people tend to call us hackers.
Besides I tend to hack stuff up

[Mulenmar]

1. You optimize the Win98 on a CyrixMII-133 w/32MB RAM and make it able to do most things (Word, Paint, etc) as fast as your grandfather's 400-Mhz AMD-K6-2 w/256MB RAM

2. You replace the WinXP on your laptop with a heavily optimized Win98...and shrink it to 60MB.

3. You install Ubuntu on your old Dell Latitude C600 w/Pent3Coppermine laptop and make it able to do things XP could barely dream of...in as much memory as Win98.

4. You cry yourself to sleep because the 3com Ethernet adaptor permanently burned out from downloading gigs of Ubuntu packages. (Now that's just sad.)

5. You feel like laughing when you ask someone what kind of computer they have and they say, "I dunno...a Windows XP?"