The best way to control a servo with a PIC

[T.Jackson]

Oh man... You GEEK!
I wish I had a .wav of that drive clattering at startup...that would be geek-ish.

You reckon Leonard Kleinrock (the father of the Internet) -- is a geek?

[T.Jackson]

How about John Barden & Walter Bratton (the two that invented the transistor) -- just another couple of geeks eh?

[Pic_User]

How about John Barden & Walter Bratton (the two that invented the transistor) -- just another couple of geeks eh?

"Germanium? We don't need no steenkin' germanium!" - Bill Shockley, Walter Brattain
"Yes we do." - John Bardeen (poetic history license)

[T.Jackson]

"Germanium? We don't need no steenkin' germanium!" - Bill Shockley, Walter Brattain
"Yes we do." - John Bardeen (poetic history license)

Definitely not a suspect.

[skimask]

You reckon Leonard Kleinrock (the father of the Internet) -- is a geek?

You just don't get it, do ya?

[T.Jackson]

You just don't get it, do ya?

Oh believe me I do.

That question really wasn't for you.

[T.Jackson]

My definition of geek: "a person who gets a buzz from anything intellectual, and thrives off gratitude for promoting it"

[Darrel Taylor]

My Sweetie's a Geek, and so am I.
You can't make us change, so don't even try.

We know how to Tivo and Google.
And Ebay will keep us quite Frugal.

But the best kind of Geek,
you don't see every week.

Because he's busy fixing somebody else's problem.

[T.Jackson]

Lol Darrel

Conclusion: the next time someone calls you a geek -- take it as a "compliment" I seriously urge you to, because being a geek means that: "you're educated, passionate and moral".

Oh!, and be sure to reference to me if you use my definition, it's very original

[T.Jackson]

Because he's busy fixing somebody else's problem.

Correct apostrophe usage.