Computer geeks are indeed an odd and esoteric bunch, puzzling and sometimes frustrating to people who've never studied the intricacies of hard drive failures or Internet Protocol stacks. Nowhere are ...

Fictional cyberdecks are now being made a reality by a subculture of geeks who value aesthetics and personalization for ...

There’s good news for computer geeks and geeks-in-training, says Sara Willett ’99, a Calvin computer science graduate and software engineer for IBM in Rochester, Minnesota. Even with the news of ...

The typical image of a computer geek is that of a socially clueless loner. Not only single, but can’t even get a date. Data, however, paints a somewhat different picture — at least when it comes to ...

Gibbs celebrates you, the computer geek! You, my computer geek friend, are fantastic! You are amazing! You can coax electrons to do things that don’t just matter to people, they have transformed our ...

As we progress into the digital age, America needs its computer geeks. Yet the U.S. government, rather than mine their ideas and talents, has thrown too many of them into prison. If we want to beat ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Even the most quirky of computer nerds can learn to flirt with finesse thanks to a new "flirting course" being offered to budding IT engineers at Potsdam University south of Berlin.

Computer geeks are wreaking so much havoc we may soon have to have prison just for geeks. The latest: The FBI has busted Jason Cornish, 37, of Smyrna, Ga., with hacking into a New Jersey ...