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From Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License. The Geek Code is a series of letters and symbols used by self-described "geeks" to inform fellow geeks about their personality, appearance, interests, and opinions. The idea is that everything that makes a geek individual and different from all the other geeks in the world can be written down (encoded) in this very compact format. Then other geeks can read the geek code and work back from that to discover what the writer looks like, what interests s/he has, and so forth. This is deemed to be efficient in some sufficiently geeky manner. Once created, geeks can use their geek codes anywhere they please. Previous places include emails, websites, letters, art, programming language comments, and even T-shirts. Nowadays, personal websites are the most common breeding ground, particularly any "about me" sections. From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License I still can't figure out how to decorate my MySpace page. I know I have to copy code, but where do I put it? Q. I want my page to look more girly. It says to copy the code and paste it on my page. I don't know where. Help a sista out. I need a computer geek. (Said with love). Please and thanks. I'm using pimp my profile for apps. Asked by Paulette K - Sun Nov 15 22:37:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. Lols! Put it in your "about me" section(= Answered by Anida - Sun Nov 15 23:16:35 2009 How could I put a comment box on my webpage? Q. I want a comment box for my webpage and, if possible, give me only the codes... I'm no computer geek so please explain it as easy and as smooth as possible. Asked by klastrophovik - Thu Mar 26 11:05:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. You need more than just "codes." To do a comment box you need a database and some kind of script that can react to it say hitting the submit button (I believe a PHP script could potentially do it). But this is going far beyond just HTML and CSS. You're going to be implementing scripts and databases. So first off I would find out what types my web host can use. There's likely more than one type of script out there that can do this job. So you need to know which scripts your web host will actually run (often they won't run every type out there). Just contact your customer support and they should be able to tell you (or look through the description of the service online, it should say as well). Here's a tutorial for making a shoutbox ( [cont.] Answered by jf - Thu Mar 26 11:18:20 2009 How do you creat a unique MySpace layout in the new format?
Q. Hey I love a ton of layouts but they are a hassel to find. How do I create my very own one of a kind layout? I don't want links to places that will make me one, I want the code so I can write my own (yes I am a computer geek and will do it) This is really important to me! Thanks!! Asked by soccerkeeper22 - Tue Jun 10 01:38:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. It's a little difficult to create your own layout because...well frankly...the MySpace coding SUCKS! It drives me insane sometimes. I wish W3C would come and raid them or something :P I would suggest using layouts and making changes to them to figure out which piece code does what. MySpace code is like a whole new mark-up language :-\ Answered by Brian - Tue Jun 10 01:46:03 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "geek code"  news.google.com FierceCIO Well, self professed geek Jason Baker has some words of advice on the topic of code comments--which is probably useful for project managers and CIOs who are ... and more » news.google.com Motley Fool (blog) It was one of my most memorable GEEK moments of my NERDY life. Now imagine Best Buy having a Gamestop Booth where not only can you learn about how to Beat a ... news.google.com SearchSOA "I think as long as we use the word SOA the business is going to think we're talking geek and toss us out," Kappelman said. "Whether we call it SOA or ... and more » From Google News Search: "geek code"  rlv.zcache.com 400px x 400px | 28.70kB [source page]  developer.intuit.com 431px x 614px | 69.10kB [source page] window TransRequestID can have a value of up to 50 characters and it is supported in qbms xml 2 0 and higher Here is a sample request to the QBMS server for an authorization transaction After a transaction is completed the QBMS server will return a CreditCardTransID 1 indicating this From Yahoo Image Search: "geek code"  misfitgeek.com Joe Stagner Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:58:56 GM Very very thanks for your tricks Session time out tutorial . code. . I am beginner about programming language but high experience advance user knowledge. Please I want more . code. for tech my self. I am OSI Upper Layer with lower Layer ...  community.spiceworks.com Nic (Spiceworks) Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:09:14 GM The . Geek Code. has been well established for some time now :). geekcode. .com/geek.html. Nic (Spiceworks) Water Cooler.  thegeekeffect.com Bob Starr ue, 23 Feb 2010 23:03:36 GM Where people get their . geek. on! ... About the Author. Bob Starr, . code. named Starbuck, is a . geek. with a passion for film journalism and technology. You can follow Bob on Twitter (@bobstarrorg) and find him on Facebook (/bobstarrorg). ... From Google Blog Search: "geek code" |
