When is a "newb" no longer considered a "newb"? Does one have to endure some ritual or ceremony conducted by ones peers to be able to climb further up the tree? Or is it just simply a matter of time?
This is the ranking system for the Mac OS X community.
n00b
newb
newb
noobie
grunt
improvin' noob
improvin' n00b
better n00b (requires about 300 posts and a fountain of knowledge)
half way there n00b
noobalator
mr n00b
mrs n00b
Da noob.
newbie.
i'm pretty new. i've help out others though. i have a decent (and growing) knowledge of the MacOSX system, and i really like it when i *can* help someone. it's becoming more often
i have been known to spout a lot of (mostly uninformed) rubbish in these here forums.... but again - i'm getting better. i'm only 20 after all.
i'm not donating my g5 though. not for a good few years
I remember that when I was a newbie, back in the cave days, we had to bang the rocks together to get sparks. I think it was called "Fire" or something.
We also used to program in low-level language, like so: grunt
Ugh:ugh..ung.pha!!
GrrrrrRRRrrr.
REDO Grunt!
It was a lot less complicated, but a lot less effective, than today's languages.
Meanwhile while I'll try to get this thread back on track.Would a guy have to recite the timeline of the history of Apple? How about being able to type terminal commands blindfolded? Be that good & I think everyone would probably be in awe of ya'!
Ran on diesel? I thought they were water powered? If you opened up the machine, you saw a little wheel spinning around. Perhaps they'll bring that back with these new water cooling systems.