Comments on: Geeky icons needed for T-shirt design http://www.shesgeeky.org/sg/2009/07/geeky-icons-needed-for-t-shirt-design/ Thu, 15 Dec 2011 20:32:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sarah http://www.shesgeeky.org/sg/2009/07/geeky-icons-needed-for-t-shirt-design/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Sarah Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:37:49 +0000 http://shesgeeky.org/sg/?p=441#comment-31 How about She's Geeky in binary code? You could use the code to make a strong feminine design. It could look really fierce if laid out right... Maybe even have She's Geeky in small print on the back for those who need a translation ;-) 010100110110100001100101010 011101110011 0100011101100101011001010110101101111001 How about She’s Geeky in binary code?
You could use the code to make a strong feminine design. It could look really fierce if laid out right… Maybe even have She’s Geeky in small print on the back for those who need a translation ;-)

010100110110100001100101010 011101110011 0100011101100101011001010110101101111001

]]> By: Scott Moore http://www.shesgeeky.org/sg/2009/07/geeky-icons-needed-for-t-shirt-design/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Scott Moore Fri, 24 Jul 2009 07:54:32 +0000 http://shesgeeky.org/sg/?p=441#comment-30 I caught this via Gail Williams. I realize I'm not a girl, but I am a geek and the cool thing about tech is that code, circuitry, math and the scientific method don't care what your gender is. So here's my brain dump: - a soldering iron and circuit hardware such as resistors, coils, LEDs, and pinned ICs. - Circuit schematic symbols: http://library.thinkquest.org/10784/circuit_symbols.html especially if they are put together as working components such as RF or sound oscillators, logic circuits, feedback circuits. - All kinds of code: C++, Perl, Ruby. Snippets of interesting code such as encryption or decryption schemes. - Math formulas such as Fourier transforms used in signal processing and converting analog into digital. I caught this via Gail Williams. I realize I’m not a girl, but I am a geek and the cool thing about tech is that code, circuitry, math and the scientific method don’t care what your gender is.

So here’s my brain dump:

- a soldering iron and circuit hardware such as resistors, coils, LEDs, and pinned ICs.

- Circuit schematic symbols: http://library.thinkquest.org/10784/circuit_symbols.html especially if they are put together as working components such as RF or sound oscillators, logic circuits, feedback circuits.

- All kinds of code: C++, Perl, Ruby. Snippets of interesting code such as encryption or decryption schemes.

- Math formulas such as Fourier transforms used in signal processing and converting analog into digital.

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