Comments on: Dating a Developer: Advice From a Female’s Perspective

By: lava kafle

lava kafle — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 10:02:04 +0000

true, it is great idea to date a developer in such ways. I would like to throw a kiss on chat and then write a problem program in chat itself which she has to solve before being my date.

By: Brandon Harper

Brandon Harper — Thu, 09 Jun 2005 17:15:32 +0000

I'd imagine there would be some sort of licensing issues with doing the Apple logo thing without their permission. Especially given what a narcissist Jobs is... I'm not sure about the "normal people" question. I'm a pseudo-geek really. I've always been into computers, software, Unix, programming, etc., but not the other things that typically go with it like role playing, LOTR, gaming, etc. While I like to break-out the geek stuff every now and then, for the most part I think I dress fairly normally other than my Threadless fetish. I probably used to sport the geek stuff more, but as I'm approaching my late 20's, that sun is beginning to set for me I guess.

By: Melissa (oddharmonic)

Melissa (oddharmonic) — Thu, 09 Jun 2005 16:41:37 +0000

I thought the tone was mildly condescending, but I suck at relating to most females. It is a step up from advice for military girlfriends/spouses I've read -- that usually makes my skin crawl. Are normal people embarrassed by geek shirts? Vogon's coworkers cheer when I wear my #!/usr/bin/girl shirt. Heh.

By: greg cerveny

greg cerveny — Wed, 08 Jun 2005 22:45:56 +0000

“lacy black teddy with an Apple logo on the crotch”

That’s a pretty good idea…