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''Pulling a Verge'' means installing RAM sticks (memory modules) wrongly into DIMM slots on a motherboard while building a computer. This became a term due to The Verge posting a video on YouTube that displayed a person installing RAM sticks the wrong way, making the computer only recognize half of the RAM. The person installed the RAM in DIMM slots next to each other, which cancels Dual Channel, stopping the two memory modules from working together.
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