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This is a dictionary with a bunch of transcripts, meanings and concepts. In fact, everything is simple. Specialists, programmers, IT industry workers, professionals in various activities get used to certain terms in which they communicate with their colleagues. In common people it is Internet, gaming and computer slang and jargon. In general, almost an explanatory dictionary. Naturally knowing and understanding such a language, it will be possible to better begin to understand the intricacies of various topics.

Avatar, Avatka, Avik, Ava, Avchik, Avator, Userpik - a picture that the user chooses as a "face". Mostly used on forums, blogs and IM

Admin - system administrator

IP - IP address.

An IT specialist is an employee in the IT field.

Unlim (English unlimited) - Internet access with unlimited traffic.

Anreg (English unregistered) - unregistered user

Anonymous - anonymous, unregistered user

Upgrade (from the English up - increase, grade - quality) Increase system performance by replacing modules or adding additional elements. This term is usually used to refer to the re-assembly of outdated models of personal computers, or the complete replacement of system units.

Upgrade - (English upgrade), Upgrade something.

Asm, Asma - Assembler low-level programming language, from the "ASM" file extension.

АС, AS - ActiveSync Program for synchronization

Outliners(English - outliners) or otherwise this class of tools is called "free-form database" - "free-form databases", that is, free from format and positional restrictions. It sounds scary, but in reality it is difficult to come up with something simpler and more useful - in fact, the outliner is an analogue of ... a mechanism for managing many hierarchical file systems, each of which is stored in one physical file. To this we add the “insensitivity” of a good outliner to the formats of information fragments hidden in it (these can be HTML and rtf fragments, images, etc.) and the property of “file non-bloat”, that is, the compactness of the presentation (in fact such a sharp "landing" from general ideas to strict requirements of reality is not a whim - some outlining implementations, for example, store one hierarchy in an rtf-format file,

ICQ, Asya - Internet pager (program for instant messaging) using the ICQ protocol (ICQ communication program).

Afaik - AFAIK (As Far As I Know) - as far as I know

Afair - AFAIR (As Far As I Remember) - as far as I remember

Ave Maria - Sound Blaster sound card.

Avik is a video file with the .avi extension.

Chord - Exit with three fingers Ctrl + Alt + Del.

Arcade is an arcade game, that is, a game with continuous action.

Asthma is the Assembler programming language.

Asthmatic is an Assembler programmer.

Autogad - auto CAD design system.

Ace Xbase is a Database Management System Specialist.

Admin is an administrator.

An alcoholic is a person programming in Algol.

Arzhit - use the arj archiver.

Chewed - a file compressed by the arj archiver.

Altyn - 3.5-inch floppy drive.

Any key - translated from English. - any key, but many people think that this is Reset.

Upgrade - to improve something. Make an Upgrade.

Bug - (beetle, insect) - an error (failure) in the program. Means "a flaw in a computer program that leads to unwanted or unexpected actions, or does not allow it to run at all."

Balun - a pop-up "bubble" (window) with text. Sometimes with controls. Well, like you can put a tick there.

Ban - used in Web forums or chat rooms. Prevent the user from sending messages. "Ban, impose a ban" to introduce a ban for the user to do anything (write new messages or view them).

Barsik is a Basic programming language.

Baton, Button - (engl. Button) button. "Press loaves" (English press button) "Press / crush loaves" - work at the keyboard. "Trample loaves" - to work with the mouse. "Magic loaf" - Magic Button in the ZX-Spectrum.

Bash, Basorg, BOR - bash.org.ru, "quotation book of Runet"

Bayan, Boyan - An old, bearded story. Comes from the anecdote "They buried the mother-in-law - they broke two button accordions."

BB or 66 - (English bye-bye) goodbye!

BB (big brother) is a desktop personal computer.

BBS, Borda - BBS (English bulletin board system), electronic bulletin board; In the Japanese part of the WWW, the word "BBS" is usually used to refer to a web forum.

White - the slang designation of a phone, PDA, etc., which, among the official deliveries, entered the country and was officially purchased, has the firmware and user manual corresponding to the country, is certified in the territory of this country and has the right to warranty service in the SC manufacturer in that country.

Build (English - build) - assembly of a set of programs or firmware.

Damn - a CD, one of the discs of the disc package inside the hard drive. GNU / Linux distribution kit "BLin".

Blank is a blank recordable CD.

Browser - browser; also a "quest" toy or first person shooter.

Brand (eng. Brandname) is a well-known trademark of a major manufacturer.

Bubunta - (English Ubuntu) - The dismissive name of the popular GNU / Linux Ubuntu distribution.

Beech is a laptop.

Boot - boot the computer.

Bootloader or Bootloader is a special device mode in which the device is stitched. Typically triggered by complex hard button combinations.

Backup (English - backup) - data backup. If you like to fill in the address book manually, restoring it from a notebook or bypassing all your friends, re-uploading melodies and pictures via SMS (paid service), then it is strongly discouraged to do it. Backing up user data will save you from the above procedures.

Baton is a key on the keyboard. Hence the expression "trample loaves."

The attendant is a person who deals with banners.

Baba Yaga - video adapter EGA - Enhanced Graрhic Adарter. Advanced graphics adapter. Supports 350 lines and displays 16 colors out of 64 possible on the screen at the same time.

Bumpy is a bulging effect produced by shading.

Bandura, Banka - computer.

Batnichek is a file with the .bat extension.

The bacillus is a computer virus.

White assembly - a computer assembled in Europe or North America, that is, a high-quality computer.

A beta tester is a person who is testing a new program in order to identify bugs and get the user's opinion.

Bima is an IBM computer.

Breakpoint is a breakpoint, that is, a place where program execution can be interrupted.

Bad sector is a bad quality bad sector where information cannot be written.

Bad - a floppy disk with Bad sectors.

Bempeshka, BMP - graphic file .bmp, Infantry Fighting Vehicle.

Broken microchips - unusable burnt microcircuits.

Bink is the Binkley Terminal email program.

The runner is a creeping line.

Blink - blink.

Pancakes are CDs.

The bottle is a boot disk (from the English boot disk).

Fast - ear - FastEcho echo processor.

Tower - tower type case.

Fleas are errors in the program. "Fleas tortured."

Bykapit - do Backup, that is, create backups.

Boot - restart the computer.

Varez (English warez - slang version of "wares", abbreviated plural from "software") is a commercial program distributed free of charge (less often - on media for a nominal fee) illegally without the permission of the author. Necessarily contains changes and / or additions that allow you to use it for free.

Vasik is a BASIC programming language. See also: Barsik.

Waffle (English Wi-Fi) is a wireless connection technology designed to access the Internet or a local network over short distances and, at the same time, at sufficiently high speeds by mobile devices equipped with client Wi-Fi transceiver modules.

Weigh - have / has the size (about the file). See also: meter, hectare, ton.

Vidyuha, Vika - video (graphic) card.

Vick, Vicky - Wikipedia. Any site based on a wiki engine (eg "local wiki", "corporate wiki")

Screw, Winch - hard drive. From Winchester.

Vindovoz, Windows, Take out - the operating system Microsoft Windows.

Vinduzyatnik, Venduzyatneg, Vantuzyatnik - Microsoft Windows OS user.

Vintukei - Windows 2000 (Win2k) OS.

Virtualka is a virtual machine.

Vir is a computer virus.

Hang - get into an unresponsive state (about the computer, about the operating system).

The turntable is a Winchester.

Webaut - scan the program for viruses using Dr.WEB.

Wind of change - changing the Operating System on the computer. This is a very crucial moment.

Blow up - to open any software and change the data in it at your discretion. For example, if you do not have enough "lives" in some idiotic game.

Vidimokard is a video card.

Vidimodriver - video card driver.

Wizard is a good, experienced programmer.

Vindovoz - OS Windows.

Winduza - OS Windows.

Windows - OS Windows.

Vindyuk - OS Windows.

Vir, Vir is a computer virus.

Virmaker is a person who creates viruses.

Suck in - to completely accept something via the modem.

Lick - look for minor, previously unnoticed errors, typos.

Cut out - turn off.

To knit - to connect by modem.

Varez is an unlicensed program (from the English Warez).

Screw - hard drive, hard drive.

Vidyuha is a video card.

Fall out - disconnect from the Internet in case of a sudden disconnection.

The screech is a dot matrix printer.

The Hangman is a systems programmer.

Hanger is a table of interrupt vectors.

Vegea is a VGA video adapter.

Weight - the size of the file, folder, program.

Gamat, Gaymit - play

Gadget - a technical gadget, from the gadget program included in the sidebar of Windows Vista

Game, Gama - Computer game

Gamer - from the English. gamer - a player, a person playing computer games.

A glitch is a kind of error in a program, a crash in a program caused by incorrect code or third-party programs. It appears randomly and rarely, unlike the Bug, which appears repeatedly.

Glitch - work with glitches (errors).

Vile, bent - written under the auspices of the GNU. GNU employees can also be called bent (example: "bent coders").

Blue tooth - Bluetooth interface.

Blue giant - IBM

The rodent is a computer mouse.

Google - search the Internet (derived from the name Google).

Guyovy, Guyevy - an application that has a guy (see below). In a broader sense, anything related to the guy.

Gui, guin, gui - Graphical User Interface.

Guru (teacher) is a respected person, an experienced master, a cool programmer.

Guestbook - Guestbook (from English Guestbook).

GAG is a RAR archiver.

Glukalo is a convenient program that has a beautiful appearance and an expanded panel with beautiful buttons, but does nothing useful. Shit, in a word.

Glucose is a program where there are very, very, very many glitches. Solid glitch.

The humpback is a homemade, ugly, but, oddly enough, working program.

Thermometer - an image of the percentage of job completion.

The coffin is a computer case.

GREVIS - sound card Gravis Ultrasound. Gama, Pear, Geima is a computer game.

Gamer is a player. A person who cannot live without games.

Gamover - the end of the game (from the English Game over).

Gamble - to play a computer game.

Glucogon is a person who fixes software errors.

Worm is an Internet worm, virus.

Gig, Giga - gigabyte (about a billion bytes).

Naked Grandfather - Gold Edit Mail Editor.

Goga is a Russified error, i.e. error.

Gifs are files with the .gif extension.

Burned firewood - graphics editor Corell Draw.

The eye is a monitor.

Glukodrom - faulty hardware.

To crash - to break, to be in an inoperative state.

Rotten is bad. For example, "rotten computer".

Dump - downloaded from the device image of all software that is in it.

Firmware dump (flat dump) - a common firmware file disassembled into separate files for creating OS packages, drivers and OEM applications. For further preparation with rum-gutters.

Engine, Dviglo - a dedicated application part of the program code (program / part of the program / complex of programs / library) for the implementation of a specific applied task. For example, a library for constructing a volumetric scene (3D engine), a site support engine (AKA "portal") or part of it, network servers for various purposes. As a rule, the application part is separated from the program for use in several projects and / or separate development / testing.

A device is any device, a structurally complete technical system that has a specific functional purpose.

Debug - look for errors in the program, debug the program (catch bugs in the program)

Dezhitse - see Device. Arose due to incorrect display of the Latin alphabet on Videoton terminals.

Demo:
  • Incomplete (trial) version of the program or game.
  • a small program (about 1 × 300 KB), the main feature of which is the construction of a plot video sequence, created in real time by a computer, according to the principle of operation of computer games. Thus, the demo is a symbiosis of programming and art. See: Demoscene.

Default - the values assigned to the parameters automatically ("by default") in the case when the user did not set them one of the acceptable values.

Dialup is a modem dial-up connection.

Distr, Distribution - a software package intended for distribution.

Long tap - pressing and holding the stylus on the display for a longer time.

Doca - accompanying documentation.

Firewood - drivers

Daza bannykh - database.

Downgrade - replacing something with an older one.

Two - IBM PC AT 286.

Dolphin is the Borland Delphi programming language.

Dolphinist is a Borland Delphi programmer.

To pull - to copy something.

Jepeg is a graphic file with the .jpeg extension.

Jobs - works.

Disaster is a total cover. For example, you wake up from a motocross and find that the puter's brains have burned out, his mother has died, and even Momed hanged himself. Then you realize that the complete Disaster has come .

A sawn disc - a damaged, dead floppy disk.

Diskovert, Diskdrive, Diskokrut - disk drive.

Board - keyboard.

Drosophila is a program designed to infect a virus.

Jiggle - to access the disk.

Dupas are repeated messages.

Durweb is a popular Dr.WEB antivirus.

Domain is an articulate Internet address. For example www.narod.ru. Here ".ru" is the 1st level domain, ".narod" is the 2nd level domain, "www" is the 3rd level domain.

Directory is a folder.

Debugger, Dolbagger - a program for searching, fixing glitches, as well as for hacking.

Durdos, Dyrdos - DR-DOS operating system.

Doula - exit with three fingers Ctrl + Alt + Del.

Soul - "rotten", just the opposite.

Drucker, Savage is a printer.

Display - display.

Thinking is playing Doom.

Dos Nafigator - Dos Navigator.

Dolbogon is a teapot with inflated self-esteem.

EMNIP - If My Memory Doesn't Change

EVPOCHYA - If you understand what I mean

Hedgehog - EDGE.

Yeggog, Yegor - Russified error.

Hedgehog-dot-hedgehog - mask: *. * - i.e. all files.

Eksel-moxel - Microsoft Excel.

Emelya - address, e-mail.

Toad - jabber is an open protocol for fast messaging. See: Phototoad.

MUD is a Jaba client. Java programming language.

Jabascript is a javascript programming language.

Toad (b) er, Jabber - (English Jabber) open protocol for fast messaging, alternative ICQ, MSN and others.

Iron - motherboard, sound and other boards. "Filling" of the computer. mechanical part of the phone / PDA / communicator. (for example, buttons, screen, camera, housing, electrical circuits, battery, etc., etc.). Sometimes it is used to refer to the entire device without software filling.

Zhoporez - GPRS.

Zhelezyachnik is a person who monitors the appearance of new iron, who is well versed in it.

LJ, ZhyZha, Zhezheshka - Live Journal

Press - archive files.

The victim is a computer in the hands of a teapot.

Animals are viruses.

To press pimps - to type on the keyboard.

Buzz - communicate with modems.

The beetle is a virus.

Reap the loaves - work with the mouse.

Ban, forget - prohibit the user from writing messages to the forum or chat (from English to ban), prohibit access to any resource (for example, "ban .mp3 files on the proxy").

Freeze is an irregular state of the operating system or application software, in which this operating system and / or program does not respond to user actions. Including the Blue Screen of Death

Upload - upload a file to the server.

Login - log into the system under a specific username. See also: Login.

Animal - phone, smartphone, communicator or PDA;

The animal is killed - the impossibility of turning on / normal stable operation of the PDA / communicator as a result of certain actions.

Zip - use an archiver that compresses data into zip format.

Suchel, Zyuksel, Zychel, Zuxel or Zuxl - equipment from ZyXEL.

Shl - letters PS (postscript) typed on the QWERTY keyboard in the Russian layout QWERTY in the Russian language mode (apparently stems from the fact that often when typing quickly, the user forgot to switch the keyboard language, which when writing PS gave rise to the letter combination ZY, which took root in this form). The letters "З" and "Y" are located on the keyboard in the same place as the Latin "P" and "S", that is, ЗЫ = PS.

Loop - get stuck in a loop.

To clog up tanks - to destroy files with the extension .bak.

Zabuton - create a bootable disk.

Wrap up - archive.

Brooding - nerdy, to put it mildly.

Throw on disk - copy information to the medium.

Zaput - restart the computer.

Soak - create a blur effect. For example, saving a 16-color graphic file in .jpeg format.

Get busy - delete files with the del command.

To grab - hack, redo the program.

The beast is a virus.

Zip - press "ZIP".

Zipped - compressed "ZIP".

Zip - use the "ZIP" compressor.

The zoo is a bunting stuffed with bacilli.

The grain is a pixel.

Ignore (to ignore) - a label superimposed by a participant of a chat (multi-user or instant messaging program) on another participant, in which the system ignores messages from the second to the first. Or simply ignore messages.

X's - Wednesday X Window System on UNIX.

IMHO - from en: IMHO, eng. In My Humble Opinion, "in my humble opinion." There are Russian “backronyms” “true opinion, you can dispute the hell” and “I have an opinion, I want to voice it”, and also often there is “I have an opinion, you can dispute it,” which can be considered a derivative of the previously voiced ones.

Net - the Internet.

Irka is a system of on-line communication IRC (Internet Relay Chat).

IksPya, IksPi - OS Windows XP. See also: Khrya, Piggy, Hippy, Crap.

Ishak - Browser Internet Explorer

Ibeemka is an IBM computer.

The idish game is a game made by id Software.

A disabled user is a blunt user.

Interpreter - a program that performs certain actions on commands written in a text file.

Informat is a person who studies computer science.

Spoof mail - send mail to hubs.

Sources - source texts of programs, for some - outgoing mail.

The stone is the central processing unit.

Captcha - CAPTCHA.

Kasperich, Kasper, Kashpirovsky, Kashpersky - Kaspersky Anti-Virus.

Rocking chair - download manager.

Kwaka, Kwacha - Quake game.

Keds are a common name for KDE.

Kemper is a game term for a player in 3d-Action games who prefers to sit in a secluded corner and gain frags by shooting from his secluded place.

Brick is a non-working device resulting from an unsuccessful flashing. As a rule, it requires the intervention of the service center.

Klava - keyboard.

Key - registration data for the program.

KMK - communicator

A coder is a programmer. It is most often used in relation to programmers who are directly involved in typing program code - in contrast to designers who develop the ideology of a program, but rarely program themselves.

Device root, folder, file - think of a file system (with folders and files) as a tree. The root is the beginning of such a structure. Example: The C: drive on the PC has a bunch of file folders. Folders are tree branches and files are leaves. C: is actually the root. In it you will see files like autoexec.bat.

Comp - computer.

Copy-paste - copy and paste (for example, copy a web address from a browser window and paste into a Microsoft Word document). It is also used as an ironic designation for creative activity, which boils down to copying an existing one. A "writer" who deals with copy-paste is called copy-paste.

Root is the first directory in the tree (root directory).

Cork - from the English. en: core dump, a file with a memory dump that remains on disk after a program crash in UNIX-like operating systems. "And who will remove the crusts ?!" “When you learn to find errors on the peel stack, it’s time for you to leave” - The Tao of Programming.

Rat, Manipulator - a mouse, especially of Soviet production.

Crack is a special program (or file) for cracking software, usually proprietary.

Cracker - A person who breaks into security systems (in particular, software protection). A person who creates cracks.

Quack, quack, crack - Crack (see above).

Quack, crack - hack the program.

Xakep - A derogatory name for someone who claims to be a hacker. Hacker Magazine

Ku - A computer game from the Quake series, a greeting borrowed from the movie Kin-dza-dza

Cool hacker is a derogatory term for someone who thinks he is a hacker.

Kumis - QMS

Cookies, Cookies - a small piece of service information placed by a web server on the user's computer. It is used to save data specific to a given user and used by the web server for various purposes.

Smoking - to study something (eg: smoking mana), read the manual.

The cable is an interface cable.

Kadeshnik - CD-ROM.

Stones are the computer's RAM.

Carlson is a fan, a cooler for a computer.

Cardboard - any board.

Catatonia is a condition in which the system hangs hopelessly.

Porridge - Cache memory.

Croak - play Quake.

Klava - keyboard, Klavka.

Klikukha is a mouse manipulator.

Click - press the mouse button.

Rocking chair - a program for downloading files and programs from a server.

Enema, Klez - Internet worm Klez.

Kilo is a kilobyte.

Connect - connection to the Internet.

Comp - computer.

Kebarda, Keborda - keyboard.

Brick is a processor.

Klats the pedal - press the Kebards key.

Click the loaf - click the pedal.

Clocks are the system clock.

Clocomeres are clocks.

Clopomeres are clocomeres.

Knupel is a joystick.

Commander - Norton Commander.

A compiler is a program that translates text files into binary executables.

Compile - compile.

Counter-break - the key combination Ctrl + Break.

Configsus - file config.sys.

Koran - software documentation.

Curve is not working well.

The rat is a mouse manipulator.

The Rat Man is a wire that connects the rat to the coffin.

Rattrack - mouse pad.

A dirty rug - a rug that has honestly served a sufficient amount of time to become unusable.

The gingerbread man is a rat ball.

Crack is a cracker program.

Lag - (English lag, [lzh?]) Delay, inhibition or slow operation of something, for example, a program or a computer game. It occurs either as a result of insufficient computer characteristics or because of the low speed of the Internet connection, in the transmission of data over the network, etc. The term was formed as a result of the pronunciation of the English word "lag" with the sounds of Russian letters.

Lamer - (English lamer - lame) inept computer user with an overestimated self-esteem. Slang or slang nickname for a person who is not competent enough in one area or another, but carries out activities in it (as a result, doing it badly, "lame"). Most often we are talking about knowledge or experience, one way or another related to the computer.

Medicine - Same as "Pill for Greed", "Pill", "Tablet", Crack. A tool for solving a sudden problem or fixing an error that prevents operation.

Treatment - the use of a crack, key, patch, keygen, etc. The process of "providing" the program.

Lichka - Private messages. See: PM.

Login - log into the system under a specific username.

LOL - ("Laugh [ing] out loud") - to laugh out loud. Typically used to compliment the other person's sense of humor. It is often used in disputes as an expression of disrespect for the opponent's arguments. To enhance the effect, the middle letter "o" is often multiplied, for example, "looooooooooooooooool". Occasionally used as "Lamer On-Line".

Locked / unlocked - as applied to cellular communications, communicators, etc., most often means a device locked to work in the network of only one specific operator; "unlocked" - usually means a device, initially or by default, designed to work in the network of one specific operator, but subsequently unlocked to work with all other operators. In a very general sense, locked (locked) means a device or function that is locked in one way or another, and unlocked means a device or function that was initially locked, but subsequently unlocked by means of folk craftsmen.

Lytdybr is a diary. If you type Russian "diary", forgetting to switch the keyboard from English, you get "lytdybr". The word was invented by Roman Leibov while mastering livejournal.com. As the subject of the message, "lytdybr" can also mean a description of the daily activities and observations of the author.

Lamer is a teapot who imagines himself to be cool.

List - a mailing list used to notify the general public in one simple letter (from the English Mailing List).

Lazarus is a laser printer.

Lapa, Lapot - LapTop computer. When closed, it resembles a suitcase. Do not confuse with NoteBook!

Left - bought from the devil on the horns, no guarantee.

Leiba is a sticker, for example, on a floppy disk.

Tape is a streamer-type recording device.

Flying is a game, a simulator of air battles.

Fox is a Fox Pro database.

Leach - downloading files.

Leecher is a man who is addicted to downloading Varese. Such people can easily earn Enema.

To break into the network is to persistently dial up to the provider.

A loser is a user whose business leaves much to be desired. Give such a person a computer - he'll kick it in four asses.

Blooper - crash, bug.

Mastday, Mazdai - the designation of an OS of the Windows family (originally referred only to raw Windows 95, as the quality of Microsoft products improved, the term was used less often, with the release of Windows Vista - more often) or any low-quality product. It can also be used in its original meaning (must die / disappear), for example, "pop mazday".

Mom, Uterus, Mother, Nurse Motherboard, Maser, MB - motherboard.

Man - (command on unix / linux systems - short for manual) usage guide.

Mattress - alternating black and white, sometimes colored stripes on the screen. As a rule, they indicate the preparation of the animal for the firmware or its global failure.

Megaboyan is a user who perceives the old topic as Know How.

Mesaga - message (chat, forum, IM), letter (from the English. Message).

Brains - RAM

Mulya, mule, emulya - eMule software, a client of the eDonkey2000 peer-to-peer network.

Muskul, Muskul, Mayskul - MySQL DBMS.

Soap, Soap Dish - e-mail, e-mail address, mailbox, e-mail, e-mail message or e-mail address (from mail).

Lather, soap - send an e-mail message ("throw soap at me!").

Momed is a modem.

Mazadosa - MSDOS.

Meter is a megabyte.

Matherboard is a mother.

Mainboard is a maserboard.

Minda is a mainboard.

Insanity is an acute lack of brains at the computer.

Marahaika is a self-made device.

Matsat - to use.

Megas is a megabyte.

Meikanut - to do something.

Melkosoft is a Microsoft firm.

Meads - music files.

Mozhloeb is a modem.

We'll be a lousy momed.

Garbage - interference in the telephone network.

Fly is a write-protect sticker on a disc.

Muskryz is a mouse manipulator.

Mylserv is a mail server.

Mailer is a program for receiving and transmitting mail.

Mailo is e-mail.

Handheld - PDA - (pocket personal computer), also often called "pickpocket", from the English. pocket

Cut - burn to CD-R discs.

Netware - Novell NetWare

Nibble - half a byte, 4 bits.

Nick - (from English nickname) - pseudonym

Nix - OS of the UNIX or UNIX family? Like OS (* nix).

Noob - from the English "noob", the slang form from "newbie" - beginner, "teapot" (not necessarily not amenable to learning lamer). Having gone through a chain of transformations, the concept of "noob" practically lost its original meaning and became close in meaning to the concept of "lamer". Slightly less than completely displaced and replaced the traditional soviet concept of "kettle", which is similar in meaning.

Fill text - create a text file.

A knee pad is a computer assembled and working at home.

File - cleaning disc.

The rapist is a C programmer.

Scribble - print.

Uncle - network software.

Socks - ASCII encoding table.

Note - a notebook.

Netoscope is a Netscape browser.

Overquoting - an excess of quotes in the text on the forum. The criterion is usually considered to be the excess of the amount of cited material over the original text of the author of the message. Overquoting is also considered to be meaningless quoting of a message immediately before a reply, or multiple nested quoting.

Overclocking - overclocking of central processors (CPU) and other computer components: Video card, Memory, Bridge processors.

Ognelis is a Mozilla Firefox browser. See also: Fox, Fox.

Windows, Windows - Microsoft Windows OS.

OLDZH, FYVA - the layout of the Russian keyboard for blind typing, in which under the four fingers of the right hand (from left to right, read from the index), there are letters o (J key), l (K key), d (L key), w (key : rolleyes: And under the fingers of the left (from left to right starting from the little finger) - f (key A), s (key S), in (key D), and (key F).

RAM - random access memory.

OPSOS - Operator of the Sotovaya Communication.

Donkey - Client of the peer-to-peer network of the eDonkey2000 network (for example - eMule), the same as Mula.

o_O. - smile, expresses a state of complete awesomeness.

Axis - OS (Operation System), Operating system.

Offtopic, offtopic, offtopic (English off topic - "off topic") - a statement, discussion, or object, not on the topic of a newsgroup or a specific conversation. Any message that goes beyond a predetermined topic of communication.

The wrapper is a texture.

Wallpaper - background, background image on the desktop.

Overgrown - infected with a virus.

To bring down - to Russify something.

Shoe - make the system diskette.

RAM - Random Access Memory, RAM, random access memory.

Windows - Windows.

Axis, Osa - OS / 2 operating system.

To sort out - destroy, delete.

Fall off - fall out.

Debug - bring the program to a working state.

Lick - debug.

Format - partition the disk.

Offtopic - to blurt out something past the checkout.

Paga - (English page) - a page on the Internet.

A patch is a file with recorded differences between two files or the contents of directories (for example, programs), sometimes distributed as a program that changes one version of the program to obtain another (for example, to fix errors).

Stump, Pentyukh - Intel's Pentium central processor.

Flashing - replacing the old or installing a new version of the OS and firmware.

Pearl - Perl programming language.

Cookies, Cookies - see: cookies.

PM - personal message

Penguin Coop is a Linux kernel user whose mascot is a penguin.

Ping - use the ping program or otherwise check the resource (or its network address) for availability.

Plank, Die - RAM module.

Pros - C ++ programming language.

Software - software.

Raise with three fingers, Send to three buttons - restart the computer by simultaneously pressing the Ctrl + Alt + Delete keys.

Half-axis, Half-shaft, Half-and-half (a) - operating system OS / 2.

Post - A post in an electronic conference, forum, or blog. Post - send such a message.

PPC (pipets) - an abbreviated replacement of an obscene expression pronounced as a result of obtaining any result other than the expected one or in other cases.

Prog is a program. Live, lose - program, write a program.

Firmware is a program code written in the non-volatile memory of a device (for example, a PDA, cell phone, or router).

Prosh or Firmware - the software filling of the device with a built-in OS and the ability to launch when the device is turned on. In the firmware, the SYS (system) part is distinguished - the OS kernel and the necessary drivers for the device parts and the OEM part - a set of programs that are automatically installed by the OS kernel when the device is turned on for the first time.

Flash - change firmware.

Blizzard (English purge) - mass removal of k.-l. objects

Puff-puff, Pohape is a server-side interpreted scripting programming language PHP.

Puter - computer

The stick is a joystick.

Panaslonik is a Panasonic company.

Stump - Pentium.

Paskudnik is a person programming in the Pascal language.

Pisyuk, Pisishnik - computer, PC.

Password - password.

Paste - execute the Paste command, i.e. paste a copy.

Pedal - kebard.

Perdal - pedal.

Reboot - reboot.

Get out - get out of the way.

Outbid - outbid.

The cock is a pentium.

Power supply is a power supply unit.

The feed burned out - a burnt out power supply unit.

The layer is a floppy disk.

Plastosuy - floppy drive.

Plus - programming in C ++.

To plop a cake - click a pedal.

Power'nut a car - overboot the computer.

Hang - hang.

The armpit is a rat mat.

The windowsill is a program that functions from under Windows.

Boletus is a program that runs under OS / 2.

Half a pound is 8 mega stones.

Flew - spoiled.

The flight program is a buggy program.

Slice disk - divide a physical disk into several logical ones.

Portable - a laptop.

Showered - a disk full of bugs.

Fuck it - make a photocopy.

Poyuzanny - second -hand.

Fix bugs - fix bugs.

Attach - attach a file to the message .

Screw - install something on the computer.

The butt is an application program.

Screw on - screw on.

Primate is an applied mathematician.

Program is a state of highest satisfaction from engaging in programism.

The program is flexible - a program that often bends.

Progs - programs.

Wipe with scanner - scan something.

Prots intimidated - an overclocked processor.

Percent - processor.

Pud, Pudovik - 16 megs of stones.

Bubbles chase - install the Axle shaft.

Pyatak is a five-inch pancake.

Radio in common people, and if the radio module is full - a special chip in the device, which is responsible for communicating the communicator with the outside world through cellular networks. Its presence is the main difference between a PDA and a communicator. Nowadays it is most often integrated into a set of logic, representing a part of it and flashed by a program separate from the main firmware.

Overclocking, overclocking - increasing the performance of computer components due to their operation in abnormal operating modes. Sometimes it is not safe for the device

Cancer - from the English. rack - Oracle RAC removable storage, cluster DBMS solution

Rapida - Rapidshare file sharing server

Share - (to share (property)) open for collective access any resource on the local network (share a folder, printer, disk).

Reboot - reboot (from the English reboot), Hard reboot - pull the power plug out of the socket and insert it back, in case nothing helps.

Redirect - (from the English redirect), redirection (from one e-mail to another, from site to site, etc.).

Cutter - a device for recording (slicing) optical discs (CD-, DVD-R [W]).

Release - release of a program; release of the completed program for sale. In warez circles - a pirated version of a program or film, ready for distribution on the Internet. Example - Final Release (FRE - Final Release Edition) - a finalized product ready for release on sale.

RO (English - read only) - the ability to be on the forum only in guest mode. Everything is forbidden, except for the ability to register on the forum. On our forum, the message service (PM) and QMS work in this mode.

ROM (abbr. ROM - Read Only Memory) is a part of the device's memory intended for storing firmware files and having a "read-only" mode.

A router is a special device for switching two communication networks. The router consists of a mobile phone and a device that switches the city telephone network with this mobile phone. The point is to turn a call, say, a mobile-to-city call, into a mobile-to-mobile call. It is cheaper, and some operators are free of charge. But few people use routers, because installing them does not pay off for individuals. In a computer sense, a router is the same as a Router. Divides the network into subnets, is a third level device.

RST (abr. - Rosstandart) is a product certified for sale in Russia by Rosstandart.

PIM manager - a manager for managing personal information such as calendar, tasks and contacts.

RTFM (English - Read The F% & $ ing (Freaking) Manual) - Read the fucking manual (please read the instructions before asking questions).

Swears - issues messages (usually instead of the expected result).

Runet - Russian or Russian-speaking part of the Internet (from .ru)

A rootkit is a program that takes control of the system and hides traces of the presence of another program or files in the system, or itself.

To destroy - to disassemble, gouge, destroy. Well, it's not that hard. A hammer over the brains and - hello hot!

Frame - random access memory (from the English. RAM).

The frame is wooden - RAM with a small amount of memory.

Rarise - use the RAR archiver.

Rarchive is an archive created by RAR.

To rattle - to get carried away with the game Quake.

Reload this - I mean reboot.

Release is the final version of the program.

Reply - reply to a message in the mail.

Russ'infect - translate into Russian, Russify.

Subj - (short for English subject) topic of conversation, usually on the forum; whatever is specified in the subject field of the message.

A plumber is a specialist whose work is associated with the active use of software, more often hardware, from Sun Microsystems.

Minesweeper - 1. MineSweeper game. 2. Specialist in implementation and maintenance of SAP R / 3.

SDK or SDK (from the English Software Development Kit) or "devkit" is a set of development tools that allows software specialists to create applications for a specific software package, software of basic development tools, hardware platform, computer system, video game consoles, operating systems and other platforms.

CID (abbr. Country ID) - a pointer to the belonging of the firmware or device to the region, operator or romodel (the person who collected the firmware himself). The CID of the device and the firmware must match for the latter to be painlessly loaded.

Save, safe - a saved game, a save point in the game, to which you can return.

A server, at least Sideboard - server.

Gray is a slang designation for a phone, PDA, etc., the origin of which is unofficial and not always legal in the territory of a particular state. Most often, such devices are those that were imported into the territory of the country for further sale, while official deliveries to the country of this device are not conducted, and the device itself is intended for sale in a completely different country. As a rule, such devices are not certified in the territory of the country, have firmware that does not correspond to the country, do not have a guarantee in the territory of this country, and may also be of low quality or of Chinese origin.

Setevukha is a network card.

SZOT - Sorry for offtopic, abbreviated apology for an off-topic post.

Sidyuk - CD-ROM or CD-RW.

The sequel is SQL, for example Microsoft SQL Server. The name is formed by adding vowels to the SQL abbreviation: sequel. There are also jargon Sikul and Skul.

Simka is a SIMM memory module, also a SIM card.

Blue tooth, Sinezub - (from English Bluetooth) - technology of radio communication bluetooth.

Blue screen (of death), bruise - (from the English Blue screen of death) OS message about an unrecoverable failure in the kernel, the same as BSoD.

Sysadmin - system administrators.

Sysop - SIStemny Operator.

The paperclip monster is an unfriendly artificial intelligence.

Tell me - SCSI adapter.

Skin - (shell) appearance, shell, design, switchable at the user's choice.

Cattle is a version of the UNIX operating system distributed in the past by the Santa Cruz Operation.

Screenshot, Screen (English screenshot - a screenshot or part of the screen.

Scriptkiddy is a dropout cracker who is content with exploits found on the Internet.

Slaka, Slakvar, Slush is a GNU / Linux Slackware distribution.

Smile - (also: Smiley). A combination of different punctuation marks or letters that indicate mood. For example, a smile: :)

Demolish - uninstall (remove) software.

Dog - "@".

Socpappet - Virtual.

Solution (e) n - (from the English solution) description of the passage of the game, solution, hints (see: hint).

Diesel fuel is the Solaris operating system.

Sorets, Sors (s) - (English source) the source code of the program in one or more files.

Soft - software, from software.

Soft buttons - those that are virtual can change their meaning.

The soft part of the PDA / phone / communicator - this includes: firmware, OS, firmware.

Soft reset (SR) (English - soft reset) - reboot the device. Most often it is done due to glitches and freezes of programs or to free up RAM. It can be launched both programmatically and by pressing the stylus into a specially designed hole in the device case.

Spam is an e-mail or message on a forum of an advertising nature.

Spam - 1. Send spam. 2. When communicating on forums, it is used as a synonym for the word flood.

SSZB - (abbr.) Himself Spiteful Pinocchio, phraseological jargon, originating from the computer environment. It appeared, apparently, in the late 1990s in the Russian segment of the Fidonet network, where it became widespread. It is raised to the phrase of the cat Basilio "Pinocchio, you are your own enemy" in the film.

Star, Stark, Old Man, Old, Old Man - Starcraft game.

Stylus - is the colloquial name for a computer pen.

Inkjet - inkjet printer.

Raw cheese, cheese - see: Sorets.

SC (abr.) - a service center for the repair of equipment. On our forum there is a special topic REPAIR PDA, communicators, smartphones ..

SPL (abbr. Second Program Loader) - is a bootloader (analogue of BIOS for BB), which allows you to upload firmware into the device. As it became known later, SPL can also expose certain pointers that control the operation of the operating system, and in some cases, the interaction of the OS with the hardware. It is SPL that is primarily responsible for checking the compliance of the infused rum to this device, both from the point of view of hardware (for which device this firmware was created), and by region (language).

Die - stop working.

Spam is unsolicited advertising mail.

A server - server.

Merge - download the file from the server.

Boot is a system programmer.

Reset the computer - 1. Throw the car to hell from the tenth floor. 2. Clear the RAM by pressing the Reset button.

Flush to disk - overwrite the information on the carrier.

Fell down - died, got out of working condition.

Traffic light - external modem with bulbs.

Sex - hungry is an ardent fan of Excel.

Sendanut - to send something or someone somewhere (from the English send).

The grid is the Internet.

Slot - connector for controllers.

An emoticon is a dynamic drawing, completely useless, by the way.

Sniffed - a successful connection between the modems.

Sorry - to apologize (from the English sorry).

Software is a program.

Speed - optimize the disk.

Shutters - Windows.

Glasses - shutters.

Glass - install Windows.

Bitch is a server.

Inkjet - inkjet printer.

Stupor is a place of freezing in the program.

Knocking with vents - working under glass.

Pimp - telephone operator, provider.

Pill for greed, Pill, Tablet (the last version appeared, obviously, under the influence of the phrase "One tablet is enough!", Uttered by the hero of Anatoly Papanov in the film "The Diamond Arm") - see: Crack.

Tank, being in a tank is not to be in the know, not to know anything about the subject of discussion and not to read the topic headers

Tap - tapping on the screen of the device.

Aunt Asya - see: ICQ.

Body is a slang for telephone. Sometimes it acts as a designation directly for the phone case.

Topikstarter is the person who created the topic and wrote the first post.

Topic is a synonym for the word "topic" on the Internet, referring to forums. Enter both options

Trouble is a problem.

Troll is an anonymous Internet provocateur. On the Internet, this is the name for people who deliberately publish (in forums, newsgroups, in Wiki projects) provocative articles and messages that are designed to cause conflicts between participants, flames, insults, etc. Such articles and messages themselves are also sometimes called trolling ...

Trolling is the process of writing provocative messages on the Internet. For more details see: Troll.

Trojan - Trojan horse.

Tool, Toolza (from the English. Tools) - software, a relatively small system, which is mainly designed to ensure the functioning of more complex systems. See: Device.

Today screen plug-in (English Today plugin.) - a script that modifies certain way devaysa view of the screen and its functionality.

Carcass (from a carcass, the body of which is chibo) - phone / PDA / other. device

Blue table - Norton Commander.

To fuck is to suffer with something.

Cockroaches are microcircuits.

A task to wrap up - in an emergency way to complete the task.

A wheelbarrow is a computer.

Trolley reflector - monitor

Squeeze Klava - type on the keyboard.

A ton is a megabyte.

To slow down - to work so bad that the brains go to waste.

Toss - prepare mail for sending.

Three - inch - altyn.

Turbopaskakal - Turbo Pascal programming language.

Toolza is a utility.

The rag is a rat mat.

The dance floor is a rag.

Poke a file - delete a file.

Ubuntu is the Ubuntu OS.

Unih - UNIX OS

Oops, Oops, Upeesnik - (English UPS) uninterruptible power supply

Uyyuk - see: Yuyuk.

Kill - delete the file.

Toilet bowl - wine basket.

Fell - the server stopped responding to user requests.

Trample down - archive.

Ears - stereo headphones.

File washer - (neglected) BBS with a large set of unsorted files, especially no different from many others. A network server with resources open for public access ("balls") on which anything can be saved.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions, answers to frequently asked questions.

Fedorino grief - (eng. Fedora Core) - Free branch of the GNU / Linux Red Hat distribution kit.

Fake - fake, falsification, deception; as a rule, it is used to identify modified (embellished, distorted) original digital photo or video files with the help of special editor programs.

Fidoshnik is a user of the Fidonet network.

Feature - (property) A specific, usually useful, function or property of software / hardware. For example: "a quick card", "a free program", "many different unnecessary features", "this is not a bug - this is a feature", "a documented bug is a feature". Also a bug that does not violate the main functionality and is easily treatable.

Fix - fix previous flaws. Hence "Bugs are fixed".

Flame - insults or uninformative messages, long futile arguments (holy wars). A flame is "an argument for the sake of an argument." When everyone forgets what the conversation started and begins to fiercely swear with each other - that's when the flame begins. We say about a person that he kindles a flame if he:
  • goes in the course of the conversation to the person;
  • Allows insults of a personal, national, religious, sexual or professional nature;
  • leads the discussion unbalanced;
  • provokes a scandal.
There is a simple rule - you should never maintain a flame. Yes, that's right - personal "assaults" should be left unanswered.

USB flash drive, Flash, flash drive - (English flash / flzh?): USB Flash, mobile storage device. Program written in Macromedia Flash.

The flop is a floppy disk.

Flood - sometimes flood, multiple repetition of the same or almost identical messages; A person who spreads a flood is called a flooder in Internet slang.

Forward - forward the letter.

The vents are named after the Microsoft Windows logo, consisting of four multi-colored windows, symbolizing the friendly interface of the OS. As a result, the windows were renamed in colloquial speech among PC users for the sake of irony in "vents". See: Windows.

Phototoad - (from the name of the raster graphics editor Adobe Photoshop). A fake photograph taken with montage or overlay graphic effects.

Freeware - free software for downloading and using. Not to be confused with free (for use, modification, etc.) software.

Freelancer (from English freelance - freelance, freelance) - as a rule, a person hired for one-time work on the network and working remotely.

Frya, Fryakha, Fribzdi, Fryushka - FreeBSD OS.

FYWA - see OLDG.

Flood - generate meaningless streams of information. For example, in CHATs, if you repeat the same phrase several times. This is usually a little annoying. Fun for headless lamers.

Files - files.

Flop, Flopod - floppy drive.

Font is a font.

The file is dumb - the file is on the streamer.

Fast - fast -eared.

Fix - fix mistakes.

Magician is a person who writes on Foxpro.

Window vents - OS Windows.

A frame is a frame in an animation file.

To function is to work.

FAQ - answers to frequently asked questions (from the English Frequently Asked Questions).

Hack - initially (born at the University of Berkeley) a modification of the program code that allows you to reduce the size of the program, expand the functionality or speed up its work, finally, just a beautiful programming solution (a good hack must be beautiful from the point of view of programmers); corresponds to English. brilliant hack [source?] Non-standard, sometimes not the most beautiful solution to a problem (rough, or crooked hack, English dirty hack), as a rule, based on the use of features of a platform, the process of breaking the protection, a modifier program.

Hacker - a person who loves to explore the details, details of programmable systems and strives to use all possibilities, including undocumented or non-trivial, as opposed to the majority of users who prefer to limit themselves to studying the required minimum. RFC 1392 gives the following definition: "A person enjoying a thorough understanding of the internal functioning of systems, computers and, in particular, computer networks." An expert in relation to a particular computer program or someone who often works with it; example: Unix hacker. (not recommended) An attacker trying to dig up sensitive information by prying his nose into other matters. (not recommended) Cracker. Hence the password hacker, network hacker (network hacker). However, not every cracker is a hacker. The correct term for this meaning is "cracker". See also: cracker.

Halva - Half-Life

Hard - "screw", hard drive, hard disk (from the English. Hard Disc Drive); computer equipment, hardware, hardware (from the English hardware).

Hardclava (quericlava) - hardware full-size (QWERTY) keyboard.

Hard buttons - those that stick out of the body of the device are made in a solid material.

Hard Reset is a return of the installed system to the factory settings. All data that is on the PDA (contacts, settings, files on the internal memory, etc.), except for those that are on memory cards, internal storages (such as "iPAQ File Store" in HP, "Flash Disk" in ASUS and some HTCs) will be destroyed, and the system will return to the form in which it was released in stores and in which you got your hands on it when you bought it.

ХЗ is an abbreviation for the combination of the words "hell knows", meaning "I don't know", in the online environment the phrase "I xs" which means "I don't know" is circulating.

Khatsker, Kul-hatsker, is a dismissive name for someone who thinks he is a cool hacker.

Holivar - (from the English holy war) holy wars, verbal battles over which of the discussed objects is better (the most common holivar is Windows vs GNU / Linux).

Khpuks, less often Chpuks - HP-UX OS

Khryusha, Khrya, HeReshnik, Khp, HaPe, HiPpi - OS Windows XP.

HardSPL or HSPL is a patched version of SPL with disabled CID checking, which is flashed directly into the device and can survive almost any user error. If SPL is loaded, then the animal can still be repaired. HardSPL should load even after trying to upload firmware from another device (only in theory, it's better not to try). Easily survives HARD RESET and is not overwritten by another SPL (almost).

HSDPA (English - High-Speed Downlink Packet Access - high-speed packet data transmission from a base station to a mobile phone) is a mobile communication standard considered by experts as one of the transition stages of migration to fourth generation mobile communication technologies (4G). The maximum theoretical data transfer rate according to the standard is 14.4 Mbit / s, the practical achievable in existing networks is about 4 Mbit / s.

Hatamel is a person who is fluent in the HTML hypertext markup language.

Hamster - home page (from the English Home page).

Hach - hack, ruin people's lives, engage in hacking

Hadeerit - reanimate the hard drive.

Haydensitin is a floppy disk with the highest degree of density.

Hack is a hacked program.

Dressing gown is an anti-virus program.

Freebie - Freeware.

Hard - Winchester.

Tailed - mouse manipulator.

Helpar is an assistant.

Herox is a copier.

The flopper economy is the amount of memory on all floppy disks.

Tsisk is a product of Cisco Systems, Inc.

Tsuhel, Tsuhel - a ZyXEL modem.

Tsamputer is a computer.

Tsatsa is a game.

Build color - characterizes the country that created this computer. This affects the quality.

FAQ is an abbreviation of the first two letters of the main words "Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQ).

Teapot- an inexperienced user, a person who does not know how to expediently use a personal computer in the volume necessary for him. The term comes from mountaineering. Experienced climbers call a teapot a beginner who made his first ascent to the top of the mountain. As a rule, such people first of all do not perform the necessary actions to arrange the camp, but pose for photographers, resting one hand on their side, and putting the other to the side, leaning on an ice ax, a ski pole, etc., which makes their silhouette strongly resembles a kettle. Thus, the term "kettle" has nothing to do with the mental abilities of a person, but only speaks of inexperience. There is also a "vocabulary" created by these people themselves. Also, a whole line of books for "dummies" has been created, which clearly explains it to the reader,

Chat - communication of users (exchange of textual replicas) over the network in real time.

A worm is a type of computer virus that spreads mainly through a local or global computer network.

Cheater (English cheat - a scam, English cheater - a swindler) is a computer game player who tries to deceive the program, either using its features, or using cheat codes or cheat programs.

ChMO's - CMOS.

To chat - to hang out in CHATs.

The chepator is a printer.

Chipina is a microcircuit.

Numberbite is a computer.

Shamanism (dancing with a tambourine) is a complex, nervous process (usually accompanied by obscene expressions) of obtaining a long-awaited result.

The topic header is the first post manually assigned by the moderator on each page of the topic. This post contains all the useful information for users. Sometimes the header is the first post in a topic if it is displayed as a single page.

Sharp, Sharp - C # (pronounced si-sharp), a programming language. The # sign itself is called Sharp.

Bloomers are shareware, shareware.

Shara, shared or shared resource - a shared network resource (directory, printer, etc.).

The lace is the cable.

Shnyaga (colloquial) - some kind of nonsense.

Cabinet, No Cabinet - Netscape Navigator

Skin - see: Skin.

Bloomers - ShareWare program.

To move is to work very slowly, to slow down.

The hose is a telephone cable.

Rustle - search for something on the disks.

An emo coder is a novice coder who leaves comments in the code about his emotional experiences.

Dryuch screen - actively tap with a stylus / finger on the screen, with pressure, or perform other similar actions that do not suit the owner of the PDA, or just for a spectacular word.

Enikey (English any key) - any key.

Enikeyshchik is an IT specialist engaged in supporting infrastructure and users, with a very wide range of responsibilities. Disdainful - a specialist of low qualifications, busy meeting the constantly emerging requirements of teapots.

Entya, Entyaha, Entyha, Entishka - Microsoft Windows NT operating system

Event is an event.

Av - Ave Maria.

Exec is a file with the .exe extension.

Enuresis is a program for recovering deleted files.

Use (something) - to use (for example, a computer program).

User, User (English user) - user.

Userpic - see: Avatar.

Uniksoid is a highly skilled user of the UNIX-based OS.

Junih is a UNIX OS.

YouTube, YouTube, YouTube, Tumba, Tytruba - YouTube video site

Yuyuk is a UUE encoded (hence the name) file placed in the body of a netmail, echomail (FIDO) or news message (Usenet). There is also a verb form denoting the submission of a file encoded in UUE by a netmail - to submit.

Unixoid is a user of the Unix operating system.

Yabloko - the user of Apple's computers.

Java is the Java programming language. See also: Toad.

Javascript - the javascript programming language

YaPapko, Yapapko - iFolder file hosting site of the Agava company

Yaha is a Yamaha computer.
 
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