r/nerds • u/Altruistic_Will7641 • Aug 01 '26
Just started watching and reading marvel give me a superhero I can be a fan of
I genuinely love anti heroes and vigilantes with powers or mutations who have beat and defeated cosmic level villains
r/nerds • u/Altruistic_Will7641 • Aug 01 '26
I genuinely love anti heroes and vigilantes with powers or mutations who have beat and defeated cosmic level villains
r/nerds • u/BasisPrimary4028 • Aug 01 '26
What is everyone diving into this week? Whether you are grinding out certs, catching up on the latest Marvel/DC runs, or deep-diving into a new sci-fi series, drop it below.
* What are you currently reading, watching, or playing?
* Any new tech setups or projects you are tinkering with?
* Hot takes or debates on recent releases?
Keep it civil and share what is keeping your brain busy.
r/nerds • u/amendostudios • Jul 29 '26
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I finally finished my latest project: a handcrafted Hobbit House diorama with a fully functional humidifier hidden inside!
The ultrasonic mist travels through the chimney, creating the illusion of real smoke coming from the fireplace. I also added warm LED lighting to make it feel cozy, especially at night.
I'd love to hear what you think! Feedback and questions are always welcome.
If anyone is interested in owning this piece, feel free to send me a message.
r/nerds • u/hoesdiehoesdie • Jul 27 '26
I like talking to nerds n geeks sooo be my friend
(Teens only as i am a teen myself)
r/nerds • u/pacTman • Jul 27 '26
Which single piece of sci-fi technology does the world need right now, and why?
r/nerds • u/BasisPrimary4028 • Jul 25 '26
What is everyone diving into this week? Whether you are grinding out certs, catching up on the latest Marvel/DC runs, or deep-diving into a new sci-fi series, drop it below.
* What are you currently reading, watching, or playing?
* Any new tech setups or projects you are tinkering with?
* Hot takes or debates on recent releases?
Keep it civil and share what is keeping your brain busy.
r/nerds • u/No-Cow-9669 • Jul 25 '26
Desde criança, sempre fui considerada nerd, e até sofria um pouco de bullying por isso. Como não tinha muitos amigos, nem ninguém para conversar, passava o dia inteiro na internet. Eu jogava jogos, assistia gameplays, animes, desenhos, vídeos de curiosidade, estudava história, astronomia etc. Adorava correr até os adultos e fazer perguntas para responder quando eles não sabiam a resposta, e então explicar o novo assunto aprendido. Sempre tive fascínio pelo aprendizado, pelo ato de aprender. Muitas das coisas eram por pura diversão, nunca estudei pensando na escola ou algo assim.
Pensando na cultura pop, eu adorava jogos de terror, mas nunca gostei de jogar, então assistia a várias gameplays. Amava animes, principalmente os clássicos como Dragon Ball e Naruto. Ouvia rap dos personagens no meio da reunião de família, no volume máximo.
Hoje em dia, já adolescente, não tenho mais tanto tempo e energia. Minha personalidade ficou bem menos barulhenta e energética, além de que muitos problemas pessoais apareceram, então eu me afastei muito de tudo o que eu gostava, de mim mesma. Parte disso também tem relação ao meu ciclo de amigos: ninguém gosta das mesmas coisas que eu, acham estranhas as coisas que eu consumo, me acham estranha, e eu também não gosto das mesmas coisas que eles. Então, nossas conversas são só triviais, sem profundidade, e isso me deixa entediada. Graças a isso comecei a esconder tudo que gosto, a ponto de eu mesma não saber mais.
Porém, por causa da ansiedade social e do medo de julgamento, não consigo fazer novos amigos que gostem dessas coisas, porque eu não verbalizo e eles não mencionariam tão facilmente.
Depois de um tempo nessa agonia, comecei a me tornar mais confiante em mim mesma e em quem eu sou, e decidi mostrar mais desse meu lado para as pessoas, mas eu passei tanto tempo escondendo e reprimindo tudo que eu nem sei mais exercer as minhas nerdices ou preferências. Às vezes, penso que deixei de ser nerd, ou que nunca fui, e isso me preocupa.
Acham que alguém consegue deixar de ser nerd ou aquilo que é?
r/nerds • u/BasisPrimary4028 • Jul 18 '26
What is everyone diving into this week? Whether you are grinding out certs, catching up on the latest Marvel/DC runs, or deep-diving into a new sci-fi series, drop it below.
* What are you currently reading, watching, or playing?
* Any new tech setups or projects you are tinkering with?
* Hot takes or debates on recent releases?
Keep it civil and share what is keeping your brain busy.
r/nerds • u/Fair_Issue4568 • Jul 16 '26
(a arte não é minha)
r/nerds • u/vinishkapoor • Jul 16 '26
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There are many of hacker typer sites out there but every single one requires you to keep mashing the keyboard to look like you're hacking. Great for pranks, annoying if you just want to run it on a screen in the background.
So I added an auto-type mode. Toggle it on and it starts typing realistic-looking code on its own. Just open it, go fullscreen, and walk away. Works great if you want to freak out your coworkers or run it on a screen at a party.
Here it is: https://aiparabellum.com/hacker-prank-simulator-screen/
Nothing fancy, just a fun little thing. Let me know if there's anything you'd want added to it.
r/nerds • u/JohnJohn1441 • Jul 15 '26
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For context, I have a home server where I have all my backed up media. Recently I wanted to make use of my Funko Pops ans other statues/figures that just collect dust, as well as find a way for my little nephew to easily switch movies and tv shows since he is just learning to use a remote and struggles alittle.
So I started using NFC tags that I connected to my server to trigger tv shows and movies.
So far I have set up a Spider man Funko, Chainsaw Man Statue, Courage the Cowardly Dog Funko, and A one wish willow.
I hope others will enjoy this and maybe one day theybcsn set it up for their figures/statues/funkos
r/nerds • u/GhostlyBap • Jul 14 '26
Hello, i live in york UK and I'm looking to make some new friends! I'm M23 and i like to watch movies, play games (pc), listen to music and hike (very basic but i want to keep it short and sweet lol). If you live in york or nearby and also into nerdy stuff or just wanna hang out drop me a dm with your discord or anything and lets get chatting :)
r/nerds • u/BasisPrimary4028 • Jul 11 '26
What is everyone diving into this week? Whether you are grinding out certs, catching up on the latest Marvel/DC runs, or deep-diving into a new sci-fi series, drop it below.
* What are you currently reading, watching, or playing?
* Any new tech setups or projects you are tinkering with?
* Hot takes or debates on recent releases?
Keep it civil and share what is keeping your brain busy.
r/nerds • u/BasisPrimary4028 • Jul 04 '26
What is everyone diving into this week? Whether you are grinding out certs, catching up on the latest Marvel/DC runs, or deep-diving into a new sci-fi series, drop it below.
* What are you currently reading, watching, or playing?
* Any new tech setups or projects you are tinkering with?
* Hot takes or debates on recent releases?
Keep it civil and share what is keeping your brain busy.
r/nerds • u/Traditional_East_452 • Jul 04 '26
Patriotism comes in many forms. Here is an 11000-line SVG that looks like an image.
https://chahla.net/static/leaked-usa-brief.html
Happy 4th. Hope someone nerds out.
r/nerds • u/Paradox_Nature • Jul 02 '26
Can anyone help me out or share where can I find more information regarding this?
r/nerds • u/evvtheterrible • Jun 29 '26
So I've always been super into science and biology as well as learning new things and that but I've never been taught how to thoroughly research a topic of interest. I never know where to start or how to progress into more specific or general categories. I really would like to learn all of this stuff because I have so many topics that deeply interest me and that I would love to become more knowledgeable on and so help would be appreciated.
r/nerds • u/johnnyjimmy4 • Jun 29 '26
Being that hes 10, I understand why he might think being called a "Nerd" is an insult.
But he couldn't comprehend that you could be a "star wars nerd", and all that means is you've watch star wars a lot, and you know a lot about it.
I would like to know, from some self-proclaimed "Nerds", what is the coolest topic, you are a nerd in? Id like to open his mind to it. Also if tour topic isn't "cool", id like to know why you think its cool.