I think the problem is more with non-technology businesses killing geeks. When a business doesn't fundamentally understand technology at its highest level they

I think the problem is more with non-technology businesses killing geeks. When a business doesn't fundamentally understand technology at its highest level they don't understand how best to employ the skills of geeks/developers/engineers/hackers. I've seen too many great engineers getting turned off working with technology because of the time they spent working in traditional businesses that just don't get it.