What to do: Code, always test your code, not testing is a douchegrammer move. Code, often. Code hard. Rage in PHP or your favorite language, just code. Rage at the gym, to attract the chicks and scare the dicks.

Code. Code hard... but know when to put it away. If a girl walks past in a see-through teddy, and you don't even look up because you're neck-deep in code, expect to spend a lot of time celibate no matter how bro you go.

@csanz @rekatz why the ads with a woman in her underwear dancing around to dupstep?

@csanz @rekatz because it's aggressively offensive yo.

@shanley @csanz email. Not twitter Shanley. You're representing a brand too, @basho so take it offline.

@shanley @rekatz your tone is offensive, and my name is not yo. We didn't produce the video, our friend (tshirt company owner) did

@csanz @rekatz sorry my "tone" is offensive but a video that objectifies and sexualizes women in the context of "geek culture" merits anger

We never meant to offend any person and are very sorry as we clearly have. Geeklist is all about inclusion of every geek. Male and Female alike. We hope you’ll forgive the company and founders and use this as an opportunity to hire more women, support women in tech and their great achievements and promote a healthy work environment for all.

Rebecca’s one of the smartest ladies I know, and I thought that she was a perfect pick for the role of moderator. When we selected Rebecca and she said yes, she was a sexy single woman. And since that time, she’s become a sexy married woman, and so I wanted her lucky new spouse to stand up. So we’ve got not only a very talented, but a happy moderator.

While we aimed to call attention to the male-dominated tech world through humor and intended to be inclusive, the gravity of our wording was just the opposite. Our words completely undermined our intentions and went further to harm the world we're trying to have a positive impact on."