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A member of the hacker subculture called Release Groups or Warez Groups, mostly responsible for releasing and spreading (DRM removed) software, movies, music and ebooks. The term is also used to describe the members of the Demoscene: A computer art subculture, specialized in producing demos: non-interactive, audio-visual and real-time presentations on a computer. "Demosceners" origin from Release Groups.
He is not just a programmer, he is a Scener.

If you want to see real computer art, you have to look what the Sceners can do with Demos.

The hacker ethics are similar with the principles of the Sceners. They want information to be free.
Scener by rmssn August 19, 2010
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Tends to mix completely different cloths and call it 'creative' will do anything to show that they are different or 'unique' from everyone else.
art to them is all about black and white photographs used by old school cameras. they have the emotion of Emo, but the rebellion of punk rockers. Will have hair put up in fohawks or chop it all on different levels as if to say "watch out, I'm hardcore!"
Scener is someone who will fluxuate between happy and upset atleast 3-4 times in a routine day.
Scener by J-Word June 22, 2006
The coolest watch party app that ever existed.
Wanna watch a movie together on Scener?

I thought you’d never ask.
Scener by Scenergirl November 23, 2021

Scener Kid (New Scene)

A lot like your basic scene kid
Only different...
A scener is the 'new' scene kid,
and there are not many yet.
Heres the basics ->
HAIR:
-Usually blonde or black with some 'other' colour running through it eg. pink.
-Nearly always got millions of immature clips/head bands etc.
-Tied in a side ponytail with the ponytail CURLY but the top STRAIGHT with a side fringe and sometimes these top layers are tousled to make them BIG. Either this or down (straight when down).
CLOTHES:
-Lots of short skirts which are usually stripy with tights which are usually footless and grey/black.
-'Scener' shoes are mainly immature ballet pumps, things such as ice creams or lepord print are dead givaways.
-Thin material hoodies.. ALL the time. Grey is a favourite.
-Tops with things like guns or something on.
-A 'triangle' scarf, or any scarf really, scener kids are never without their scarfs. It can be a thick or a thin one.. whatever floats your boat.
-Loves tiaras etc.
MYSPACE: (pretty much same as a old scene)
-Got to have it.
-Takes many pictures, edits them LOTS.
-Weird angles.
-Peace sign in piks. <-- Must have
-Spells pictures as PIKTURES.
-Spends hours on their profile which is usually a 'default' one.
ATTITUDE:
-DONT smoke, and let people who smoke know that they hate it.
-DO drink, but only occasionally, some sceners however are SxEstraight edge
-A 'I dont care attitute'.
OTHER GIVAWAYS:
-Spelling.. Spells everything wrong on purpose to make it sound 'cute'. Even everyday words eg. mybeh (Maybe). Also instead of and, they use a double &. eg. &&Yew Oh Kaii? (And you ok?)
-Loves HELLO KITTY, DINOSAURS and other things like that.
Theres Loads More, Just Add It On If You Want :)
These sceners or nu-scenes havnt been around for long but they are steadily growing. There are more and more side ponytails! This was just for GIRLS, but will do the one for BOYS some other time.
Kay buh bye (Ok bye :])
OMFG, Iam So Not Scener kid (new scene), STFU!

Jackass the scene 

Used to describe where a Trinidadian or group of Trinidadians ignore all logic and common sense to worsen a situation ignorantly
Everybody in work was good good and Tom come in with he sour self and jackass the scene

tough scene 

Term popularized by sportstalkjoe and his followers on Twitter, used to describe something that is particularly unpleasant, hard to watch, or difficult to deal with.
Me: “Hey SportsTalkJoe, find a job yet?”
SportsTalkJoe: “Nope, too busy injecting marijuana into my ass”
Me: “Tough Scene”
tough scene by michaeljordanGOAT December 15, 2018

Cause a scene 

To attract attention(in a bad way)in public.
I saw those guy were fighting at the square.They always cause a scene.
Cause a scene by BlackPohatu October 23, 2016
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