The word 'geeks' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to a person who is highly interested in and knowledgeable about a specific subject, often related to technology or pop culture. Example: The group of geeks eagerly discussed the latest advancements in artificial intelligence during the conference.
For a more down-to-earth nerd-out, Tokyo's Akihabara district is to geeks what San Francisco's Castro Street is to the LGBT community.
Let the geeks, corporate testers and computer journalists have a go first.
Film geeks consider it one of the great turkeys of Hollywood's golden age.
Craft geeks want to see all beer styles brewed properly for maximum flavour, and newer UK brewers, such as Camden Town and Brewdog, happily brew lagers (Hells and This is Lager, respectively).
We gave people programs called "browsers" that everyone could use, but we made programs called "web servers" that only geeks could use – very few people have ever read a web server log.
Chris O'Dowd was the IT Crowd's king of the geeks, and his frontman status crept up on him.
Hours before a rare public appearance last week, one of the largest rooms in Congress begins slowly filling up with an odd mix of groupies: policy wonks, finance geeks, Occupy activists, and, yes, the type of political conference attendee who brings their knitting in.
With room for gigs, exhibitions, book launches, parties, film and debates touching on hot topics such as the uneasy relationship between politics and art, W139 is perpetually in motion, frequented by skinny-trousered hipsters, bespectacled geeks and paint-spattered freaks alike.
Language geeks are venting their spleen all over the world wide web about this very issue.
Pint from £3.40, 43 Castle Street, 01223 563779, thearchitectcambridge.co.uk A pub that will stop beer geeks in their tracks, given that on entering you are greeted by three fridges stacked with more than 100 bottled beers.
Away from the regulatory spotlight, another revolution is under way one that promises not just to make finance more secure for taxpayers, but also better for another neglected constituency: its customers.The magical combination of geeks in T-shirts and venture capital that has disrupted other industries has put financial services in its sights.
