Sentence examples for geeks may be from inspiring English sources
(Patent geeks may be interested to know that early VMware leaders Scott Devine, Edouard Bugnion and Mendel Rosenblum filed patent number 6,397,242 – "Virtualization system including a virtual machine monitor for a Computer with segmented Architecture" – on Oct. 26, 1998 and it was published on May 28 , 2002.
Geeks may be subconsciously taking their lead from a famous remark made by Scott McNealy, a co-founder of Sun Microsystems and an uber-geek, in 1999.
THE four Oakland Raiders with the murky urine possess the power of heavy machinery and wear the jersey size of a Winnebago, and yet a skinny health geek may be at the root of their might.
Film geeks and literary geeks alike may be tickled to know that Robert and Gertrude Benchley's real-life grandson Peter plays the editor of Vanity Fair in the film – though he was better known for writing Jaws.
And to tech geeks, that may be worth all the trouble.
For hard-core computer geeks, this may be silly stuff; for college kids, or small business owners, or would-be entrepreneurs, or New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, who recently signed up, it's a stellar introduction into a world that seems much, much harder than it actually is.
A self-described computer geek, Mayer may be just the super-mom to write the code that helps thousands of other families optimize work and family responsibilities.
"I'm a finance geek, so I may be able to help," Bryan Smith writes on Facebook.
Software engineers, however, may not gain as much from working for a regulator, and technology geeks may not be comfortable in the stiff and hierarchical environment of a government office.
If you are a weather geek like me, you may be interested in the National Weather Service's Flood Return Period Calculator at this link.
What we gather from this interview is that although he may be a geek, at least he's a charming geek who's interested in making a difference - even if it means letting his tiny NYC apartment be overrun by kitties.
