Here, we are a slightly geekier crowd, and we are embracing it.
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Let's get even geekier: The detector has a barely pronounceable name, the enthymeme.
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Look at how home cooking, too, has grown so much geekier thanks to the web.
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Although Ms. Peretti is hipper and droller, and Mr. Peretti is geekier, their wit binds them.
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The vibe is something along the lines of a geekier version of turn-of-the-century Nerve.com.
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Harlo: But if you want film-grade quality, you have to get geekier with the A/V.
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The customer segment for Android devices, for example, has always tilted toward the younger, geekier, do-it-yourself crowd.
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The early audience declines for both suggest that the geekier contingent of fans — the group that drives repeat viewings — is staying away.
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"When CNET did a round up of the geekier reviews of Bulldozer it reported that "Bulldozer does not appear to offer AMD a competitive resurgence.
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So controllers that mimicked movable virtual hands, like the Razer Hydra, just seemed like a fascinating but even geekier sub-field of an already geeky technology.
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Thanks to Netflix's Stranger Things and that show's exhumation of the geekier pop culture flotsam and jetsam of the Reagan era, what's old is suddenly new again.
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From sex toys for trans men to sex toys designed specifically to satisfy your geekier side, the wide range of options available means there's truly something for everyone.
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Your enjoyment hinges to some extent on your level of fluency in the geekier edges of pop culture, but its chief success is as a work of popcorn-munching spectacle.
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I think the OnePlus 7 is a phone that most people will enjoy using, though it might be a frustrating reminder of the 7 Pro's existence for the geekier among us.
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I still find Android just a bit geekier than iOS, but the gap has narrowed greatly and Google's special version of Android 7.0 Nougat on the Pixel is fast and fluid.
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The protagonist, named Robert and played by Shamira Turner, resembles a somewhat geekier version of Ronald McDonald, with a frilly mop of dark red hair, goofy shoes and ghostly white makeup.
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I still find Android just a bit geekier than iOS, but the gap has narrowed greatly, and Google's special version of Android 7.0 Nougat on the Pixel is fast and fluid.
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She started it back in 2012 after she realized there wasn't an online community for black women like her with deep passions for the geekier parts of pop culture, like comics.
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For those unfamiliar, Truffle Shuffle is a shop that specializes in the geekier side of fashion, with clothes created for specific fandoms (like Harry Potter, Dr. Who, and the like) and nostalgic throwbacks.
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That's a "geekier" solution than much of the mainstream is interested in, and doesn't address the fact that many users today get their email by way of mobile phones, not just desktop web interfaces.
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The researchers, working at King's College London and The Seaver Autism Center at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, didn't examine why older dads had geekier sons, but they think that environmental factors could play a role.
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Most people know him as the host of AMC's "Talking Dead," which has 6.5 million viewers each week, but on this March day the stand-up comedian, podcast pioneer and digital media entrepreneur was devoting a 16-hour stint to the geekier outposts of his empire.
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Keller seems calm and polished up on the little stage, but he tends to ramp up in response to geekier questions—growing sharper and more and more animated as he talks about architectures and pipelines and cores and the other supremely technical stuff that most of us would yawn at.
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J. Keith van Straaten hosted the first season and comedian Blaine Capatch hosted the second season. Producers felt van Straaten "was not geeky enough" for a show that had the word "geek" in its title. Capatch proved to be "much geekier" and more suitable for the show.
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However, he has the strongest friendship with the family alien Roger, as they frequently go on wild adventures together. Steve was born on May 13. Steve's original design was much geekier and gawky and he was voiced by Ricky Blitt. Halfway through production, Grimes replaced Blitt and Steve's design was made to be more attractive, so he would be less comparable to Neil Goldman from Family Guy.
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He is described as "a geekier version of MAD magazine's Alfred E. Neuman" by brandchannel. He is known for his nerdiness and his unconfirmed claims of gargantuan physical endowment. Created in 1988 or 1989, depending on the source, he had appeared in 120 cartoon depictions by novelty t-shirt designers Maryland Screenprinters in their primary business line of Big Johnson T-shirts by 1995. In 2009, MBM celebrated 20 years of Big Johnson apparel.
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Duska (Sergei Makovetsky) is an even geekier movie buff Bob met at a film festival in Russia, and he's decided to take him up on his offer to let him stay at his flat if he's ever in town. While Duska is cramping the style Bob is trying to develop, the larger problem is that his new houseguest seems to be planning a long-term visit and Bob doesn't know how to get rid of him.
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