there's a lot more to the "nerd" archetype than just technology. I'd probably go as far as saying that technology (or at least practical technical skills) has

there's a lot more to the "nerd" archetype than just technology. I'd probably go as far as saying that technology (or at least practical technical skills) has become far less relevant as a 'nerd' marker. Many of the self identifying 'nerds' I meet might be avid technophiles, but it's not like most of them know how to code better than anybody else (or at all in many cases).