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| Other terms relating to 'computer': |
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| · *.* |
Every file on a computer |
| · AFC |
Away From Computer |
| · APP |
Application (computer program) |
| · ASM |
Assembly computer language |
| · BAC |
Back At Computer
Blood Alcohol Content
By Any Chance |
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| · BYOC |
BYO Computer
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| · CACHE |
Store for temporary computer files |
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| · CAD |
Computer Aided Design |
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| · CAM |
Computer-Aided Manufacturing |
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| · CAPTCHA |
Completely Automated Public Turing Test To Tell Computers and Humans Apart |
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| · CG |
Computer Graphics |
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| · CGI |
Computer-Generated Imagery |
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| · CODE |
Computer program
Write a computer program |
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| · DLL |
Dynamic Link Library (computer file) |
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| · ENIAC |
Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer |
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| · HACK |
Break into computer systems or software |
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| · ID10T |
Computer error caused by user |
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| · LAG |
Slow response (computer, internet) |
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| · LAPPY |
Laptop computer |
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| · NETWORK |
Two or more connected computers |
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| · PATCH |
Correction applied to a computer program |
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| · PC |
Politically Correct
Personal Computer |
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| · PCMCIA |
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association |
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| · PCMIA |
Personal Computer Manufacturer Interface Adaptor |
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| · PEBCAC |
Problem Exists Between Chair And Computer |
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| · PEER TO PEER |
Computer network without a central server |
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| · PICNIC |
Problem In Chair Not In Computer |
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| · PING |
Send a packet to a computer and wait for its return (Packet INternet Groper) |
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| · PS/2 |
Computer port for keyboard or mouse |
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| · SCSI |
Small Computer System Interface |
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| · UNIX |
Computer operating system |
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| · WORM |
Malicious computer program |
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| Other terms relating to 'language': |
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| · ASM |
Assembly computer language |
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| · BSL |
British Sign Language |
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| · C# |
Microsoft programming language |
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| · C++ |
Programming language |
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| · CPP |
C Plus Plus, C++ (programming language) |
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| · EFL |
English as a Foreign Language |
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| · ESL |
English as Second Language |
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| · ESOL |
English for Speakers of Other Languages |
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| · HTML |
Hypertext Markup Language |
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| · JAVA |
Programming language
Coffee |
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| · LEET |
Chat room language
Elite |
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| · LINGO |
Language |
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| · SQL |
Structured Query Language (for databases) |
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| · TCL |
Tool Command Language |
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| · TOEFL |
Test Of English as a Foreign Language |
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| · XHTML |
Extensible Hyper-Text Markup Language |
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| · XML |
eXtensible Markup Language |
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| Other terms relating to 'speed': |
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| · FTASB |
Faster Than A Speeding Bullet |
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| · GOD SPEED |
Good luck |
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| · HSPDA |
High Speed Packet Data Access |
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| · HST |
High Speed Train |
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| · MACHING |
Going at maximum Speed (skiing or biking) |
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| Other terms relating to 'light': |
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| · BLL |
Bud Light Lime |
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| · ELO |
Electric Light Orchestra (band) |
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| · FTL |
For The Loss
Faster Than Light |
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| · HSL |
Hue, Saturation, Lightness |
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| · LASER |
Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation |
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| · LED |
Light Emiting Diode |
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| · LITE |
Light |
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| · LMG |
Light Machine Gun |
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| · LOMO |
Lights Out, Missionary Only |
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| · NATTY |
Natural Light beer
Smart, good, cool |
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| · NATTY LIGHT |
Natural Light beer |
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| · OLED |
Organic Light-Emitting Diode |
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| · RED BONE |
Light Skinned Colored Person
Red Undertones In Skin and Hair |
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| · REDBONE |
Light skinned colored person |
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| · SPARK |
Set light to (marijuana) |
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| · VJ |
Video Jockey (like DJ with lights and video)
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| · YELLOW BONE |
Light-skinned black woman |
| · YLOD |
Yellow Light Of Death |
