Himself

--Written by Moophz Himself (@Moophz).

Often, an artist produces his most brilliant masterpieces in the last stages of his life. It is definitely the case for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 A.D. – 1791 A.D.), though his life ended somewhat prematurely. Among the late works of Mozart, the most famous are The Requiem (Which was left unfinished at Mozart’s Death and was completed by his disciple Süssmayer and it is still considered to be the greatest lyric masterpiece of Mozart’s composition) and Symphony No. 40.
The first movement of the 40th Symphony is one of the most iconic and influential symphonic movements of the Classical era (1750 A.D. - 1830 A.D.). Its theme is very popular and its tune is renown to everyone from the Classical and Romantic eras till our time.
Symphony No.40 was written in 1788 [during the Classical Period (1750 A.D. to 1830 A.D.)], Mozart died in 1791 and it's believed to have NEVER watched its performance.

During the Modern music Period [the twentieth century], many artists from different societies and backgrounds tried to cover (interprete, re-mix) his symphony, some of them introduced lyrics other kept it symphonic.
Below is a list of the versions collected through the years while others are recently discovered. Starting with the original.

What good will it be if you gained the source code of the world and yet lost your very self? 

Loving your own work and being successful is a major source of high self esteem.
Geeks by definition, are so passionate about their work and tend to prioritize professional life over any other aspect of their lives.
You may have noticed that the majority of geeks suffer from weak communication skills. This can be noted through bad articulation or projection of speech, and when they most often tend to prefer the usage of text messages over phone conversations.

Thus, it is crucial that a balance should be made in order to maintain a high level of performance, live a longer happier life and achieve all your geeky goals and dreams.

Enough philosophizing, below are some of my experience based recommendations in order to healthily survive your geeky IT lifestyle, Organize your life, your time and maintain your connections:

Introduction to SDS: Sperm Data Storage

Written By Moophz Himself and Mohamad Chammas.

Did you know that a single sperm contains 37.5 MB of DNA information?

Meaning that, during 3 seconds long ejaculation, more than 11,250 TERA bytes of information is transmitted / ejected.
11,250 Terabytes can be transmitted into approx. 11, 250, 00 Gigabytes or 11,250,000,000 Megabytes. In other words, it would take you 2853 years to download a 3 seconds long ejaculation on a 1 Mbps connection.

This is an astonishing number. Forget everything you know about fiber optics, you have a faster, more reliable and never ending information transmitter!