You're on a particularly useless cusp known as "being a bit of a nerd". Nobody really trusts what you say about computers, but at the same time, they keep asking you really annoying questions that they could answer for themselves if they just spent five minutes thinking about it. You also have to spend a lot of time not having a life in order to keep your slightly inadequate skills up to date. You have a choice: work harder and learn more, or give up and start to enjoy life.
Words fail me to describe how hideously, painfully accurate this is.
I am 50% geek. I loved the way the Geek-O-Meter score slowly filled giving a delightful sense of anticipation then hideous failure when it stopped half way.
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You are 72% geek
You're on a particularly useless cusp known as "being a bit of a nerd". Nobody really trusts what you say about computers, but at the same time, they keep asking you really annoying questions that they could answer for themselves if they just spent five minutes thinking about it. You also have to spend a lot of time not having a life in order to keep your slightly inadequate skills up to date. You have a choice: work harder and learn more, or give up and start to enjoy life.
Words fail me to describe how hideously, painfully accurate this is.
MC
Half Geek Half Biscuit
Glad I can remember my binary multiplication.
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