Geek Jokes

[handpaper]

ChemicalChaos said:

Some of you may have seen this before, but it's new to me - genius script hacks by the world's laziest programmer!

https://cheezburger.com/7476997/incredulous-guys-s...

A vintage example from Computerworld

And while we're on that site, here's my story. Still got the T-shirt.
Still married, too.

[MartG]

Medieval browser with multiple tabs open

[Morningside]

MartG said:

Medieval browser with multiple tabs open

Milton Jones: "If you Google lost medieval servant boy. You get the message ‘Page cannot be found."

[Clockwork Cupcake]

Morningside said:

Milton Jones: "If you Google lost medieval servant boy. You get the message ‘Page cannot be found."

His other grandfather was a printer

[Veeayt]

Middle finger to math statistics

[Benni]

MartG said:

Medieval browser with multiple tabs open

I have looked but can´t really see or understand the tricky mechanism that keeps the boards at level througout the turn of the wheel,

if the baords were mounted rigid the books would fall of the boards on the way back/down ?

An inner wheel where the "conrods" are connected, maybe ?

[Clockwork Cupcake]

Benni said:

I have looked but can´t really see or understand the tricky mechanism that keeps the boards at level througout the turn of the wheel,

if the baords were mounted rigid the books would fall of the boards on the way back/down ?

An inner wheel where the "conrods" are connected, maybe ?

There must be something as the picture shows all the boards in the correct-ish orientation.

[Munter]

Clockwork Cupcake said:

Benni said:

I have looked but can´t really see or understand the tricky mechanism that keeps the boards at level througout the turn of the wheel,

if the baords were mounted rigid the books would fall of the boards on the way back/down ?

An inner wheel where the "conrods" are connected, maybe ?

There must be something as the picture shows all the boards in the correct-ish orientation.

Gravity is a tricky and unpredictable mistress I see.

[WinstonWolf]

Munter said:

Clockwork Cupcake said:

Benni said:

I have looked but can´t really see or understand the tricky mechanism that keeps the boards at level througout the turn of the wheel,

if the baords were mounted rigid the books would fall of the boards on the way back/down ?

An inner wheel where the "conrods" are connected, maybe ?

There must be something as the picture shows all the boards in the correct-ish orientation.

Gravity is a tricky and unpredictable mistress I see.

And equilibrium.
I'm seriously disappointed with the lack of geekery in a geek joke thread, unless everyone's being ironic?

[schmunk]

Veeayt said:

Middle finger to math statistics

That shows the power of culture and custom.

Run the test again in China - I bet the spike would be on 8 (their lucky number).

[Mannginger]

47 people picked a number out of range!

[K12beano]

[Jinx]

Mannginger said:

47 people picked a number out of range!

They thought the question was in binary ergo there are 0 numbers between 1 and 10

[MartG]

[MartG]

[glenrobbo]

MartG said:

So that's what it all Boyles down to, eh Charles?

[louiebaby]

I want to understand more about the Power BI mapping tool that has decided the important points to show on this map, at this scale, includes a village with a population of 1,230, amongst the usual expected places:

[MartG]

[MartG]

[LivingTheDream]

MartG said:

CAT 5 port?