Heh. I just wish they'd tell me which questions I got right.

[camwyn]

Comments

[akawil]

The true nerd does a differential analysis on the questions, of course.

[camwyn]

Well, yeah, that's true. Alas, yrs. truly squeaked by in Stat for Social Science Majors with a D, and didn't fare much better in Calc. Most of my nerdity lies in areas other than the mathematical.

[akawil]

Well, the simpler version of "differential analysis" is "play with the answers and see what makes the score go up."

I managed to get a 100% result without too much trouble; of course, this was starting with my initial 91%.

The scary thing is that there's at least one question where any of the answers are insufficiently nerdy by my standards. (No one uses telnet anymore; it's insecure. Ssh is much better.)

[autographedcat.livejournal.com]

Grin. I said the same thing. But I just answered the question as if "telnet" read "ssh", since that's obviously what they *meant*.

[sarekofvulcan.livejournal.com]

I'm nobody -- who are you?
Are you nobody too?
Then there are two of us -- don't tell!
They'd banish us, you know.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, no one's stopping you from setting up an ssh tunnel for your telnet. ;)

[jjloa.livejournal.com]

I went to do it ... but ... I'm most of the time doing something that I can qualify as "work" at some point while I'm online ... *LOL* So I'm already stalled.

Oh well. Will come up with something :)

[kyrielle]

You know, I think that wondering that should raise your score a bit. :)

[almeda.livejournal.com]

It *does* ask if you plan on telling anyone else your score. :->

[kyrielle]

I think trying to figure out which ones you got "wrong" is a lot nerdier than merely sharing it. In fact, sharing it is arguably pop-culture-focus and not nerdy at all.

[almeda.livejournal.com]

I got an 85. I clearly have too many friends and work a job right now that requires me to get up early in the morning. :->