KittenKoder
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Now, I heard this question and was wondering how many people actually know the difference? No fair looking it up, answer with what you actually know, no cheating with Google.
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Now, I heard this question and was wondering how many people actually know the difference? No fair looking it up, answer with what you actually know, no cheating with Google.
Sleep? Never slept ... best friend got tricked into quitting her job by her bosses (time to teach her the ways of why you NEVER quit a job) so I am worried about her. So no dreaming, just TV crap. A fun question though for a geek like me to see what the answers are.
Do you have the concept of "constructive dismissal" in your jurisdiction? If you do then your friend needs to see a labour (employee relations) lawyer.
Sorry, I worked in a high level capacity for our union for a few years, it's in my DNA and my DNA just gave me a tweak.
We have what they call a 'right to work' state, basically if you quit you relinquish your rights for much unless you can prove there were hostile circumstances for causing you to quit, during which time you are basically wasting more money than you have on lawyers. If you get fired though you can collect unemployment while looking for another job more easily and you have more of a chance to get a lawsuit and a lawyer whole will work on comission (forgot the actual term for that). Also, she was working in Social Services for a shelter, making the laws even trickier here. Quitting was the worst way to go, and I have to explain it to her today and not looking forward to that. She may wind up in the shelter she just quit working at soon.
A geek is someone who actually knows about computers or whatever he is geeking out for. Example; Michael Dell
A nerd thinks he knows what he is talking about. Example; Star Wars fans
Aaah ... but some geeks are also Star Wars fans ....
Nerds are geeks who haven't gotten their first job, yet.
Geeks will become nerds again, when their jobs are outsourced
"Space Above and Beyond"
Being a fan immediately removes one from Nerd and puts one on the Geekdom elevator - kudos if you get the title for the final episode
Difference though, geeks are simple fans, while nerds can go overboard. *snicker*
Comic Con. vs. Gen Con.
Which one goes to which?