We were the first students of the Alphas. Second-wave Geeks created the Internet and the home computer. Second-wave Pagans bought them and put up the first websites. They wrote the books that brought along the third and current wave. In many ways, this group has created the first inklings of 'fundamentalism' in both Pagan and Geek circles, although it is more strongly pronounced in Pagan circles.
Geeks tend to understand obsolescence and have a bit more of a cynical streak.
Any geek who hung onto say, a Newton when the Palm Pilot has become the obvious choice would be a prime target for ribbing. From this Third Wave group, too, come the first 'paper' Pagans. Like the 'paper MCSEs', these folks are totally book-read, but have little real world experience. They may never have picked up a wand or athame, and would be as awkward in a circle as a paper geek looking at a disassembled computer system. They put up a good front, but any close questioning reveals that the depth of their knowledge is about as deep as the page it was crammed from.