Any Other Techs here?

[ChevDogParticipant 30]

So I just recently graduated with a BS in Information Technology and got a job working at a ski resort as a system specialist. When you tell women that you work with computers they immediately assume “OMG whatta nerd”,  “He’s probs a virgin”, “I can take advantage of his $$$$$$$”.

Well guess what. It’s all in your attitude. If you think to yourself, “well I am kind of  a nerd, and nerd don’t get women” then you’ve lost. When women ask me what I do, I tell them to guess. I’ve gotten things like construction, business, salesman. But nope. I’m a nerd. And a f~~~ing proud nerd at that. I workout my body and my mind every day. Not only should you flaunt you body, but you should flaunt your mind. Anyone can go workout an hour a day and get ripped. But it takes serious time and dedication to work your brain and expand your knowledge.

I like being called a nerd, because i can use it to show people that I’m confident in what I do for a living. This applies to any job out there. Be proud of what you do and do it to the best of your ability, every day. I may only be 22 years old, but I’ve already gotten the job I’ve been working towards and a 6k raise in the past year because I never stopped working. </span>

[…Spectator 1165]

ChevDog: good job dude! i’m always happy to see guys in your age range going right into the workforce. at a ski resort? those ski bunnies are some good eatin”! smart comments in your post as well. i find that the more i work on myself, the more attractive to women i become. and for the time being, they can all “pound sand” because I don’t have time for that s~~~. The main tech guy here is KeyMaster. he built this. f~~~ing cool.

[ChevDogParticipant 30]

Yeah I’m hoping I can gain Keymaster’s trust and maybe help moderate this website some day. I’m always interested in side projects.

But yeah, it’s so easy to find women here because there’s so many rich women visiting every week. That combined with the pot smoking hipster chicks gives a load of options for types of women you meet. I’ve been here for 2 months and without actively trying to get laid, I’ve gotten laid twice.

My two greatest skills in life are technology and snowboarding. So I think I’m in the right place.

[Governor Megachris%Participant 3584]

That’s awesome!  I’ve only earned two certifications in computer work while working on a Public Administration degree.  My mother has been the one pushing me to get a computer degree for many years now because her brother does it, but I’ve come to realize that while I can very easily work on a computer’s hardware and troubleshoot its problems, I can’t take tests on it to save my life (thanks to my ridiculous amounts of forgetfulness).  I’ve not yet told my mother I’m changing to Public Administration, but I’m 26…I don’t feel I need to report to her anymore.  (She had been my primary source of financial help getting into classes and whatnot, but only the classes SHE picked.)  I think it’s a long time coming, but it’s time for me to be an independent man and make my own choices.

That being said, I’ve been called “nerd” by the women in my life as well, though it was always more of a compliment from them if anything.  I didn’t realize women still used that as if it’s an insult these days.  Glad to hear…err, read…that you’re wearing that as a badge of honor! 😉

[RoyDalParticipant]

… the more i work on myself, the more attractive to women i become …

@chevdog, Good observation!

… it’s time for me to be an independent man and make my own choices.

@Megachris%, Go for it!

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[– Deleted on Request –Spectator 936]

There are techs and there are techs.

 

Several years ago, I signed on to Geek2geek, figuring that I might meet someone who might be interested in a man with a good technical background.  I figured that having graduate degrees in 2 engineering disciplines, who works with computers both in hardware and software, and who’s also an amateur radio operator might be intriguing.

 

Nope.  Because I didn’t play computer games or was interested in Hairy Pothead, I was completely ignored.

 

 

[ThragatoParticipant 24]

Getting a BA in computer science in May 2015, taking my A+ cert exams in about 24 hours. Work part time at corporate IT, program in my spare time. I’d say I’m a proud nerd and techie. It’s not an easy degree, but while the Communication majors are out drinking and fornicating, I’m going to sleep early, and dreaming of the day they I pass them panhandling on the street.

[BigDParticipant 3024]

Been doing IT since 96.  It’s an amazing field no matter where you work.  I wouldn’t give it up for the world.  I’ve worked in 2 warzones and several supporting roles for those warzones as a soldier and a contractor.  Had one female call me a “nerd” and a “geek” while I was on a remote FOB in Afghanistan.  Got her job because she knew someone.  All her job was is to install software on a central “server” running WinXP.  She didn’t even know how to do that.  Unfortunately the lead who I replaced was f~~~ing her and doing her work for her on our post had put me in a bad spot.  The software did need to be installed for the sake of the post all together, but it wasn’t my lane and I wasn’t getting paid for it.  We didn’t even work for the same company.

So, after the FOB Commander asked me to do it I said I would do it if she would get fired.  Guess who didn’t have a job when she returned to her central base?  I’m pretty sure to this day she probably wants nothing but ill will for me.  Heard she lost everything because she couldn’t make payments.

Her boss even called and apologized for having me do his company’s work for them, and that would never happen again.  I should have sent him a consultancy bill, but watching her fat ass get on a helicopter out and knowing she would never come back, was worth every penny in the world.

Don't stick your dick into anyone you aren't willing to put up with for eighteen years and nine months.

[Ned TrentParticipant 4894]

Other techs..? Yep, me: sound tech for film and video shoots (freelancing) oh and a sound designer, too…

I'd rather die a natual death with a clear MGTOW conscience somewhere off the grid than one within "modern" civilisation with a big stress mark on my forehead and a couple of dozen tubes plugged into my body. Back to the plantation..? Me..? Hey, literally: I won't ever fucking kid myself...YZERLMNTSIC

[CPT ObviousParticipant 2757]

– Deleted on Request – wrote:

There are techs and there are techs. 

So true.  I have a BS in IT and getting a master’s.  Been in the tech industry for over 20 years, and I am not a tech.  You know them when you meet them.

"You don't know a woman till you have met her in divorce court."

[CPT ObviousParticipant 2757]

BigD wrote:

Been doing IT since 96. I’ve worked in 2 warzones and several supporting roles for those warzones as a soldier and a contractor….I was on a remote FOB in Afghanistan

@bigd: Wow, we have some stuff in common.  I graduated with a BS IT in ’94, been in the industry since then.  I deployed to Southeastern Afghanistan 2012.  Not sure where you were at, I was near FOB Smart (pretty small, about 50 clicks from Kandahar Air Field) embedded with Afghan forces.  I am a 25A (Signal Officer) with an Infantry Battalion, so I get my hands on a lot of the Army’s tech.

"You don't know a woman till you have met her in divorce court."

[rubifenrxParticipant 4]

Im a Salesforce.com Consultant.

I earn very, good, money. Doesnt matter if your called a nerd (Im a handsome guy, but still a geek),  IT rocks.

So, here something I do when I go out and see the opportunity.

Next time your with a girl or girls, do this:

• Whenever you go out, make sure you have been to the ATM.
• Pay for something, at a bar, corner store. You know: “Let me go for a pack of cigarretes” or something, just pay for some s~~~ for yourself.
• When you pay, open your wallet and make sure you have plenty of 20 dollar bills. Like packed. Put 2 or 3 one hundred bills in front of the rest.
• Open it facing any women or women….you will notice their attitudes change immediately.

Its like FKN magic. Women, deep down are HOES.

When they see money, their concepts and ideologies go out the window. You are now a possible target.

Thats the way the world has been since day 1. So, play it and dont spend it! Thats the key.

[unconventionalParticipant 10]

B.Engineering (Software) here, looking to learn as much from my full time position and then freelance or start a company where I can give other techies/programmers the opportunity to work. I don’t usually get any negative reactions when I say my profession is software engineering though since ‘engineer’ is kind of blokey and ‘software’ is nerdy, so they cancel out. And if any woman calls you a nerd (which one did based only on my appearance), just forget them. Women’s opinions are irrational, meaningless. Couldn’t care less!

[– Deleted on Request –Spectator 936]

GG:

 

Often I find that mentioning that I’m a professional engineer serves as a contraceptive.  Women avoid me like the plague after that.

 

[peterfaParticipant 833]

I’m a tech too. It is scary to think that a girl would do that to a man. Being a nerd is trading in social status for a deeper endeavor to master technology and engage the human imperative to rise above ourselves.

[– Deleted on Request –Spectator 936]

Pascal:

 

Women only associate technical “expertise” with moolah.  So, if you’re not earning a large paycheque, either you’re lousy at your job or you aren’t much of a man.

 

It comes down to one and the same thing every time, doesn’t it?  Like Tom Leykis says, women want to be paid for their time.  The question is what each of them consider to be a fair return on their investment.

 

[Anonymous 0]

University degree electrical & electronics engeneering. Did work several years in Film & Video Post production field (technical staff). Nowadays I am working in IT, System Administration. Storage & Backup Systems, Exchange Mail Services , Firewall & Network Security and some special applications like BlackBerry Server etc. I am Not so interested in games, so most of the IT co-workers and friends do not see me as a nerd. Some of them also ignore me because of this…I don’t give a f***ing sh**. Hehe.

[Anonymous 42]

ChevDog wrote:

My two greatest skills in life are technology and snowboarding. So I think I’m in the right place.

Hey ChevDog, you guys on your boards, stop scraping the shoots down to ice, never sit on your ass and scrape the STEEP shoots, WALK DOWN! we skiers and “some” snowboarders leave the snow behind for the next guy.

I don’t know how many times I wanted to CHECK (knock down) somebody on black diamonds that shouldn’t be there, ruining the line. If you can’t ski it, DON’T SCRAPE IT ALL AWAY, go back to “BLUE” squares!

Jay Peak VT Quote: “Ski good, or eat wood!” “TRUE”, I like maple, it tastes better than pine. and your lips don’t get sticky.

Back on topic: I “was” a web site administrator, I  use to hack satellites DTV DNetwork with codes from the Netherlands via file-sharing “donkey”, I also do azimuth and elevation settings for LNB, not afraid to learn anything HACK STYLE!  Also able to diagnose cars computers via laptop and program, performance chips too. Also turbo diesel (common rail high pressure) and older pump injectors.

 

[Anonymous 0]

Ned Trent wrote:

sound tech for film and video shoots (freelancing) oh and a sound designer, too…

Hi Ned,

what kind of Equipment HW/SW are you using for your soundworks ?

CHEERS!!!!

[ZelennParticipant 6]

Its not IT, but I’m a laboratory tech. More of a biochemistry nerd that uses technology to analyze your blood, p~~~ and biopsies.

 

It pays well, but more importantly, kicks major ass and is fascinating beyond measure.

 

I have often found that the best contraceptive is waxing philosophical on the systemic implications of glycated hemoglobin and the use of high intensity strength training as protection against advanced glycation end products.

When the woman responds, continue to ward her off by explaining how citrate stacks up inside cells due to intracellular glucose toxicity, thus blocking phosphofructokinase leading to all manner of trouble, not the least of which is eventual insulin resistance.

 

When she is inevitably confused, tell her you just explained why she’s overweight.

 

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