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

[WelterPelter]

You sit down for a cosy evening of studying functional programming syntax.

[kaligus]

... and even those get violated!

YKYAGW all this talk of violation doesnt send you running for a law talking guy and is something you actually look forward to with pleasure and maybe even a warm beer

[GepettoBR]

YKYAGW you're not happy with KDE's instability or GNOME's lack of features and are resisting the urge to design your own WM from the ground up because you don't want to lose contact with your loved ones for yet another year.

[Kopachris]

YKYAGW all this talk of violation doesnt send you running for a law talking guy and is something you actually look forward to with pleasure and maybe even a warm beer

Kommst du aus Deutschland?

Ykyagw... sorry, I'm out of good material.

[mister_p_1998]

You're reading a book and look at your "Taskbar" to see what time it is then realise youre not on a computer!

Steve

[crazyness003]

you know you're a geek when you use terms like ykyagw, afaik, imho, etc...but not lol.
Instead, geeks say lawl and lawls.

[Kopachris]

You sit down for a cosy evening of studying functional programming syntax.

How about a nice cozy evening of watching the contents of your hard drive cat by?
It would make a good movie representation of a virus/static...

Hey, are the strings of seemingly every character (at least in ASCII) the placeholders for empty sectors?

Also, ykyagw you try to scroll on the desktop to switch workspaces, then you realize you're in Windows. (When are you going to implement multiple desktops, Microsoft? How much business work can you do with only one desktop? I mean, come on, Linux and Mac OS X now have multiple desktops.)

[cegpope]

Also, ykyagw you try to scroll on the desktop to switch workspaces, then you realize you're in Windows. (When are you going to implement multiple desktops, Microsoft? How much business work can you do with only one desktop? I mean, come on, Linux and Mac OS X now have multiple desktops.)

The XP Power Toy for this feature dates to at least 2003.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/D...powertoys.mspx

[jrg_dnn]

You know you are a geek when you
ssh mother
sudo -l
apt-get install peanutbutter jelly bread
sandwich

[Kopachris]

The XP Power Toy for this feature dates to at least 2003.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/D...powertoys.mspx

So, why aren't any of those included by default? (The open a console window pointing to the current folder thing looks interesting. Someone should add that to Nautilus.)