A documentary film by Jack Oatmon ( http://twitter.com/jackoatmon ).
A look into the hardware hacking community in Montreal, including the Foulab collective. Why are more and more hobbyists exper...
A look into the hardware hacking community in Montreal, including the Foulab collective. Why are more and more hobbyists experimenting with hacks and circuit bends? What relationship does this imply about consumer society and technological advancement? Is this a real-world analog of 'user generated content'?
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I don't mind either term. A geek is someone with very specific knowledge about a limited subject which they can use in a practical application. For me this is computers (Mac, Windows and Linux)
A nerd is someone with very specific knowledge about a limited subject which has no practical application. For me this is my knowledge of Star Trek.
As I fit into both categories I'm not annoyed when people class me as one or the other.
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Nice guys. Keep it going
A nerd is someone with very specific knowledge about a limited subject which has no practical application. For me this is my knowledge of Star Trek.
As I fit into both categories I'm not annoyed when people class me as one or the other.