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> Techies in San Francisco don not only hoodies but > also T-shirts with “G∑∑K” emblazoned on the front. Really, a geek would actually wear a t-shirt like th
by biot 10y ago
> Techies in San Francisco don not only hoodies but
> also T-shirts with “G∑∑K” emblazoned on the front.
Really, a geek would actually wear a t-shirt like that? It sounds a bit like someone who is a computer neophyte wearing (non-ironically) a t-shirt that says:
CTRL+ALT+DEL
I'm a computer expert
- dragonwriter 10y ago> > Techies in San Francisco don not only hoodies but > > also T-shirts with “G∑∑K” emblazoned on the front. > Really, a geek would actually wear a t-shirt like that? A techie might. A geek would have something more like "ΓΙΚ".
- tamana 10y agoYou are confusing geek with Greek.
- nine_k 10y agoNo self-respecting geek would misuse a sigma where an epsilon belongs.
- dragonwriter 10y agoPhonetically, I'm think it should be an iota, not an epsilon, though either is far closer than sigma.
- catoc 10y agoNow that we can nitpick: "a iota", not "an iota" :)
- sevensor 10y agoIt's hard not to read gSSk there. I scratch my head.
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