There's nothing cuter (or nerdier) than love in the classroom.
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It doesn't get much nerdier than the author of 'The Forbidden Wish'.
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First names that startups are using are getting nerdier and less common.
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It was a nerdier WWDC and I think that's a good thing.
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Apple's consumers are savvier (and, yes, nerdier) than they were 17 years ago.
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I always feel so much nerdier just pulling out soft-back comic books.
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Elon Musk is known to have a proclivity for the nerdier things in life.
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Lara Flynn Boyle was replaced by some nerdier actress for the prequel, and she was just intolerable.
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In the shadow of the city's iconic Coit Tower, chipmaker Intel held a nerdier and more select party.
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Today, it's a nerdier and weirder interest than Nintendo's pocket monsters, but the first season's arc is nuts.
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I think America's a nerdier country than it was when I was a kid—and that's a good thing!
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Apple File System will make your computer fasterThis one's for the nerdier crowd, but it's definitely a big deal.
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I think America's a nerdier country than it was when I was a kid--and that's a good thing!
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I think America's a nerdier country than it was when I was a kid — and that's a good thing!
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Instead, there was intense debate in the nerdier corners of the internet, and for me, lots of in-person conversations.
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Even the language in the band's product description, "NSDAP LARP Armband," is coopted by the nerdier corners of the web.
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But the good news is that this show somehow manages to be even nerdier than that, in a good way.
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Your morning tea just got a whole lot nerdier with this BB-8 tea set that's 40% off on ThinkGeek.
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Drysdale and other researchers who were not involved with this study also took issue with it for much nerdier reasons.
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" He added, "I think America's a nerdier country than it was when I was a kid — and that's a good thing!
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It's the voice Ted Cruz speaks in, though he's a bit nerdier about it, and it's absolutely core to Trump's appeal.
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Foster and I chatted briefly about the state of science literacy in Congress, and whether any Republicans are nerdier than we think.
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As the rise of fantasy leagues and the stardom of Nate Silver-style statisticians have shown, Americans have never been nerdier about sports.
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Amazon is also trying to make these gadgets, which have typically been adopted by a nerdier crowd, much easier to set up and install.
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Ethereum, which is kind of like Bitcoin but slightly nerdier and more complicated, edged up against Bitcoin in its daily volume earlier this month.
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However, the plan is not to overwhelm users' with too much data like "some of the nerdier weather apps" do, as Barnard puts it.
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After Penelope processes the fact her nerdier child is also her sexually active child, she sits Elena down and asks her if she's okay.
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It's still unclear what the exact format will be, but it sounds like Planet of the Apps could be akin to a nerdier Shark Tank.
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It's like a Supreme drop, only a bit nerdier, and you can regularly find 2100 Thieves gear being sold for high prices on aftermarket sites.
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But the end result is a holographic representation of yourself that looks and sounds exactly like you — maybe, as Goode admits, just a little bit nerdier.
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Indoor types have options that are a lot nerdier, but if you identify with phrases like "indoor type," that probably turns you on a little bit anyway.
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The turtles have even more charm; Donatello is nerdier, Leonardo is angstier, Raphael is Vin Diesel-ier and Michelangelo is the hilarious glue holding it all together.
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Those two factors could have helped Ikea's smart bulbs reach a wider audience than products like LIFX and Philips Hue, which still appeal primarily to a nerdier crowd.
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My freshman year, I sat with a group of guys in the cafeteria to blend in—not the jocks but a nerdier group that liked gaming and skateboarding.
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Though Governor Stephen Poloz unveiled a commemorative C$10 banknote at a live ceremony last week, the central bank's Web team had a nerdier take on the event.
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And on a much nerdier note, Time Machine now supports network-attached storage (basically a wireless backup drive connected to your router); I've been waiting years for this.
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WhatsApp Messenger (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, web) Pros: Secure, popular Cons: Only four people per video call Think of WhatsApp as FB Messenger's nerdier, less-good-looking sibling.
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As I've argued before, "zero" is much more powerful than nerdier climate targets like 2 degrees Celsius or 350 parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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And, unsurprisingly, these videos are just one part of a larger, even nerdier Rule 34 internet universe—name an artist and TV show, and there's probably an explainer video.
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Jess from New Girl is certainly considered attractive with her glasses, but she's also framed as "adorkable" — as though she's just hot enough to make up for her nerdier qualities.
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A smaller and nerdier community (I think all would agree Ingress is less immediately accessible than Pokémon Go), Ingress players laid the groundwork for the new craze beyond building pokéstops.
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It's one of those decisions that is clearly aimed at making things "simpler" for most consumers but that means that nerdier customers (like me) won't have the customization they want.
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To do this, Apple hired Justin Long to play "Mac," a young, easy going character, while John Hodgman took the role of "PC," who was older, nerdier, and more uptight.
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He's unafraid to be himself and indulge his nerdier impulses like on the video game-referencing "Legacy of Kain" or his mixtapes-spanning love affair with beer ("My 40oz Endorsement").
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In late September the nerdier corners of Silicon Valley were abuzz after Alibaba, a Chinese tech-giant, released Hanguang 800, a chip designed specifically for carrying out machine-learning tasks.
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They are joined by Zia Rodriguez (Daniella Pineda) and Franklin Webb (Justice Smith) — younger, nerdier adventurers clipped from the newly updated 2018 edition of the Big Book of Action-Movie Clichés.
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It focuses on a pair of teenage girls, and it comes at the subject from a much nerdier perspective, making for what looks like a fresh take on this type of film.
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"I'm not actually a football fan — I tend to like nerdier things — but Tide just sort of called me and said they have this really fun Super Bowl idea," Harbour told PEOPLE.
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"All we know about players is they know enough English to navigate the game, where their IP address is, and that they hang around probably the nerdier parts of the internet," Skirgård laughed.
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Add to that a cameo by Daft Punk, who are even nerdier than Tesfaye for having made the incredible anime space opera musical Interstella 5555, and the weeb is strong with this video.
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Hyperbible's source code was written in November during National Novel Generation Month (NaNoGenMo), a nerdier take on National Novel Writing Month, which challenges programmers to write code that writes the book for them.
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While he attended grade school in Pretoria, South Africa, Musk was not only the youngest and smallest kid in his class, but he was nerdier and much more into books than many jocks at school.
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The nerdier Reddit threads cite pharmacology studies to chronicle the plant's 25 major chemicals, called alkaloids, some of which have been shown to bind to opioid receptors even more tightly than potent opioids like morphine.
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Shaft 2019 functions as a sort-of sequel to that 2000 film, bringing back Jackson and giving him a nerdier millennial son named John Shaft Jr. (Jessie T. Usher), with a slightly expanded (and retconned!) role for Roundtree.
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Unlike their nerdier counterparts in the humanities and sciences, who work at computer stations and in libraries, art students spend endless unsupervised night hours in studios where "work" is mixed with hanging out, partying, and visits from older artists.
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Photo: Getty ImagesLast week a nerdier segment of the music world was abuzz with the news that an Austrian company Rebeat had taken a $4.8 million dollar investment to help bring its "HD vinyl" records to market by mid 2019. Huh?
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Photo: GettyLast week a nerdier segment of the music world was abuzz with the news that an Austrian company Rebeat had taken a $4.8 million dollar investment to help bring its "HD vinyl" records to market by mid 2019. Huh?
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The way we loved Harry Potter while the books were coming out was so good and big and pure, and the fact that some of the younger, nerdier parts of the internet were simultaneously on the rise can't really be separated from each other.
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For critics of the reforms, who often sit on the nerdier side of the spectrum, their reaction can be summed up by a screamed refrain that IT'S THE END OF THE FREE WEB AS WE KNOW IT. WikiMedia has warned that the reform threatens the "vibrant free web".
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Track-ID'ing in internet-native dance culture was still something relegated to the nerdier corners of newsgroups and message boards—there were no Soundcloud comments, or Soundcloud for that matter—and Burial's cultivation of mystery in both his music and persona was best executed in the waning days of 2000s-era online culture.
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The site buzzes with the tension of the old web, each link charged with a small dose of mystery and danger — as I learned when I clicked one of the site's booby traps reserved for spambots and ended up blocking the entire New York Times building from using the site, prompting a brief panic in nerdier corners of the newsroom.
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To be clear, this is not an app that most people will need: it's primarily for playing back local video files — stereotypically pirated ones — since there are few easy ways to get those playing back on a TV. The biggest hurdle to using VLC is getting files from a computer over to a TV. To handle that, it's made a web interface that allows you to drag in files from a local computer and have them sent over to the Apple TV. For those who want to go way nerdier, the app will also check for local media servers and can pull content in from there.
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The music video shows the members of the band performing at a homecoming dance, and simultaneously attending as nerdier versions of themselves, overcoming the persecutions of more popular students. The video starts with "A Little Less Sixteen Candles, a Little More "Touch Me"". The end scene of Pete dancing is a parody taken from Revenge of the Nerds. The music video was filmed at Salesian High School, which is located in New Rochelle, New York, a suburb of New York City.
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In 2014, after the release of their debut album Pulses and the attendant tour, Karmin left Epic Records. In an interview with Billboard, Heidemann said: "We were hungry to try a more musically honest approach. We wanted to be a little bit nerdier than we think they had hoped". Six months after the release of Pulses, in September 2014, Karmin released a single with rapper George Watsky titled "No Flex Zone (Remix)", inspired by the song "No Flex Zone" by Rae Sremmurd.
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The character's seeming inexperience in the field during early seasons was noted by critics, with Bill Keveney of USA Today describing him as "a wet-behind-the-ears computer expert" in 2005. A few months later, Noel Holston from Sun Sentinel styled McGee as the "newer, nerdier agent" of the group. In 2007, television historian Tim Brooks described him as "the earnest, conservative probationary agent with invaluable computer skills who was often the victim of Tony's pranks". The Daily News referred to McGee as "the requisite tech wizard" of the show.
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Booklist said of the book, "This could just be the most informative book ever written about the television industry." TV by the Numbers stated, "If you want to break into television as a writer, this is definitely a book for you." Advance praise was written for the book by Tom Kapinos, creator of the television series Californication, who said: > The world of TV writing is much like the hell that is high school, only the > nerds are nerdier, the jocks are jockier and all the mean girls want to eat > your young. With the help of Chad’s book and breezy writing, one will be > able to navigate the treacherous waters and dimly lit corridors and emerge > overpaid and well fed, just like the rest of us.
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Due to his awkwardness around people, his social life is nothing to speak of - his only friends are his stoner cousin Mirko (Miloš Tanasković) as well as an even nerdier math colleague Stanislav (Vladimir Tešović). At a math competition as the students are working away solving problems, Novica is pressured into cheating by Relja, a confident skinhead full of bravado who is also gifted at math, but doesn't quite possess Novica's math problem-solving skills. Relja is seated relatively close to Novica at the competition and is stuck on a question that he can't solve. Obviously flattered by the attention from a kid placed much higher on the high school social scale, Novica passes Relja the solution written on a piece of paper.
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As a result, critics react a certain way without ever reading the books." In 2008, Weiner published a critique on her blog of a review by Curtis Sittenfeld of a Melissa Bank novel."'The Wonder Spot': Sophie's Choices". The New York Times Book Review, June 5, 2005 Weiner deconstructs Sittenfeld's review, writing, "The more I think about the review, the more I think about the increasingly angry divide between ladies who write literature and chicks who write chick lit, the more it seems like a grown-up version of the smart versus pretty games of years ago; like so much jockeying for position in the cafeteria and mocking the girls who are nerdier/sluttier/stupider than you to make yourself feel more secure about your own place in the pecking order.
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