Things You'll Need:
- Internet Access
- Computers
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Step 1
Update your computer software and hardware regularly to keep your system state-of-the-art.
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Step 2
Purchase and install several superfluous peripherals for your computer, such as a video camera and a CD burner.
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Step 3
Establish a separate phone line for Internet use or sign up for a direct connection. This will allow you to be online without interruption around the clock.
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Step 4
Attain mastery of a variety of mainstream programming languages, such as C and C++. (Web scripting languages, such as JavaScript, don't count.)
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Step 5
Refuse to use "wimpy" graphical operating systems, such as Windows and the Mac OS: Instead, prefer Unix variants, preferably the free and popular Linux.
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Step 6
Add so many hacks and patches to your system that others are clueless in its wake.
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Step 7
Contribute to GNU or other open-source projects.
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Step 8
Establish a minimum of three separate e-mail addresses.
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Step 9
Build your own Web page using advanced programming techniques.
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Step 10
Subscribe to a variety of computer and computer-related magazines, serials and periodicals to keep up with the latest trends and developments in the computer world.
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Step 11
Get involved in other hobbies that tend to be associated with computer geekdom, such as network gaming, trading card games, and anime (Japanese animation).
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Step 12
Establish a network of fellow computer geeks with whom you can have long conversations about computers and online adventures that non-computer geeks cannot hope to understand.









Comments
I3iNaRy said
on 4/24/2008 another cyber-geek act is to wear techno-geek clothing, such as, computer t-shirts, sci-fi gaming (i.e halo 3) t-shirts, and anime/manga t-shirts, preferably Blue (which is commonly known to be the "Color of Technology")
I3iNaRy said
on 4/24/2008 get a authentic matrix screensaver.
I3iNaRy said
on 4/24/2008 another cyber-geek act is to wear techno-geek clothing, such as, computer t-shirts, sci-fi gaming (i.e halo 3) t-shirts, and anime/manga shirts, preferably Blue (which is commonly known to be the color of Technology)
I3iNaRy said
on 4/24/2008 many computer geeks write, watch, and read sci-fi, esp ones that feature technology more than science (usally called "Cyberpunk") and manga/anime, like me (my fav is ghost in the shell, a lot of computers/gadgets in it)
I3iNaRy said
on 4/24/2008 many think that gamer geeks exist, and that they are different from computer geeks, but that statment is wrong, because gaming goes under the catergory of technology, the word "game geek doesnt exist, its just "gamer", "gaming ethusiast" and "gamer dude"....thats it!