Computer geeks and nerds (experts) what does this mean?
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Yup, it's cuz you went to a site requiring Java. Like the prior answer said, uninstall it if you don't need it, but most many sites uses them.\n\nP.S. to view what Java you've got on your pc: \nClick START => RUN => then type Control Panel.  \nLook for the coffee cup (java) and double click it. \nClick [Setting] located towards the bottom right of the Java Control Panel. \nOn the Temporary File Settings, you can view the Java apps or Delete them.
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Etymology: perhaps from nerd, a creature in the children's book If I Ran the Zoo (1950) by Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel)\n: an unstylish, unattractive, or socially inept person; especially : one slavishly devoted to intellectual or academic pursuits <computer nerds>
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NERD.  "Dork" and "geek," in my opinion, connote an individual who is socially inept.  Nerd sounds like someone who is intelligent but in an endearing way.  I am proud to call myself a nerd...or a dnerk!
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Another network user (an admin or co-worker) has likely logged onto the computer at some point.\n\nYeah... Andy is correct too
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I saw it on a commical. It means like Yahoo.com is so great it will make you saw Yahoooooo. It is suppose to be the best email, search, everything. You know. I will make you happy.
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Well this ones hard. A nerd is a geek  for some reasons. A nerd is somehow a popular person because of his or her personalities that affects his social status. However, could not attain the necessary votes on becoming the favorite in his or her peers, just like a nerd. But the difference is in the personalities of the two. For example, INTELLIGENCE. Have you (reader) ever watched BEAT THE GEEKS. Those are real geeks...for sure. Nerds on the other hand are people who might have an all-around intelligence factor unlike the geeks.\n\nSo for me, they are different on the personality factor.
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It looks like geek code to me.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=%22geek+code%22
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do u know COMPUTER stands for--\n\nCommonly Operated Machine Performed and Used for Technical Education and Research.\n\nNot many people know this.
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A certified computer expert.
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I am laughing sooo hard. I have no idea of what you just asked. Not because you phrased the question incorrectly, but because I have no idea of what it means. I am impressed you know what that means!!!
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the answer simply means that a digital kid is either a kid online or a kid who will not get off of the computer....    \n\n\n                                   unknown
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( mani_teminal / client server pc)\ncost:  very expensive / low \nimplement and maintenece:  hard and expensive / low\nsecurity:  very very high / bery low \npower:  very very high / low \nfind expert man :very hard / easy \nsoft ware:   limmieted and few / more and unlimited \ngraphical porpuse: not availibel  /  avilibel \ncenterlize : yes / no \ncapcity :very very high / very limitted \nsafe and stable: very very high / not  stable \nterminals usally ar not have processing alone and in this case security is high
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HEY! I LOVE computers, am trained as a programmer analyst/internet solutions developer and work for Dell on Call (tech support). I have, however, a dominant right hemisphere. I am both creative AND analytical; emotional AND intelligent. So, very cute joke, but NO.
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good question.i kinda feel like a geek knowing what your talking about though.
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A hacker is a person who creates and modifies computer software and computer hardware, including computer programming, administration, and security-related items. The term usually bears strong connotations, but may be either positive or negative depending on cultural context\nAmong computer programmers in good standing with the technical community, the words hacker and hacking is used more often in the admiring or awed sense of a wizard software developer. People favoring this usage typically look with dismay on the usage of the term as a synonym for security cracking.\n\nIn the non-technical community, the concept of wizard programmer is poorly known, and the meaning of hacker as someone who "hacks into" a system by evading or disabling security measures...
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Oh, dear.  Someone's been insulted.  It's F***, of course.\n|= is F\n&#92;_/ is U\n( is C\nand |< is K\n\nThis could be leet (excuse be, 1337), where a techy person uses symbols and numbers that look like a normal English word.\nOr else someone's just trying to be funny.
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i think - what ?%?^@^@$%R does that mean... wouldve searched for it online but hey, got plenty more questions to answer before the net gets jammed and slows down and all..\n\ncheers..