๐ค Geek Pride Day Emojis Collection
Geek Pride Day is a day dedicated to
Interesting Facts:
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๐ค Nerd Face was added by Unicode in the first version of emoji in 2015. This emoji depicts a nerd and is used to denote an intelligent person, and in general knowledge, skills and abilities.
The ๐ค Geek Pride Day Emojis Collection page provides the following information:
1. Holiday history of ๐ค Geek Pride Day
Between 1998 and 2000 in Albany, Tim McEachern initiated and hosted
In 2001, one of the creators of the programmable logic controller, Dick Morley, also held a Geek Parade Day in New Hampshire and even described it in his
The Internet and the media first learned about this holiday in 2006, thanks to a
Further, this holiday began to gain more and more popularity. So, in 2008, it was officially celebrated in the
Interesting fact:
- The date of the celebration was chosen because of the premiere of the first film of
๐๐ซ Star Wars , which was released on May 25, 1977.; - In 2008 in the United States, a blogger and an Euler Book Prize winner John Derbyshire, in honor of Geek Pride Day, came to the parade in clothes number 57. He chose this number because of a story about the algebraist Alexander Grothendieck. Grothendieck, during a discussion about the problem of number theory, was asked to name any prime number and he chose 57. But this number is not prime and it is not known whether Grothendieck knew this. But thanks to this story, the number 57 is now called the โGrothendieckโs prime numberโ. Thus, John Derbyshire expressed his belonging to the geek culture.;
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2. Traditions and symbols of ๐ค Geek Pride Day
Traditionally, parades dedicated to the culture of geeks are held on Geek Pride Day. People dress up as
The symbols of Geek Pride Day can be called the Star Wars cinematic universe, computer technology, various
This holiday is intertwined with two others: Hitchhikerโs
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