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Old 03-07-2004   #1 (permalink)
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i want to start a jargon search with a tech word with a description first i think ill get a list i have started it of the top of my head i will aso update yhe post as i go, Please post any tech words you can think of to help please, Thanks

CPU
RAM
CD-ROM
HARD DISK DRIVE
MOTHER BOARD
SOUND CARD
GRAPHICS CARD
OS
APP
SOFTWARE
HARDWARE
PCI
AGP
ISA
DOMAIN NAME
APACHE
PHP
PYTHON
PERL
C
C++
C#
ASM
OPEN SOURCE
PASSWORD
GREP
AWK
LOCATE
MORE
LESS
LS
PWD
PIPE
GAWK
FLEX
LEX
BISON
KERNEL
LINUX
WINDOWS
DVD
DVD-ROM
CD-R
CD-RW
DVD-R
DVD-RW
NOTEBOOK
LAPTOP
DESCKTOP
*NIX
UNIX
MOUSE
KEYBOARD
IDE
SCSI
ACPI
HEX
ASCI
API
SATA
PATA
L2 CACHE
L1 CACHE
Ghz
Mhz
Hz
Gb
Mb
Kb
BYTE
BOOLEAN
MACHINE
COMPUTER
HACKER
CRACKER
CODER
LEECH
TROLL
LURKER
DATABASE
WEBSERVER
EMAIL
DOMAIN NAME
URL
HTTP
HTML
XML
XHTML
WEBMASTER
SECURITY
CRYPTOGRAPHY
CRYPTO
HASHING
ENCRYPTING
DECRYPTING
PALM
USB
ROM
CSS
PYTHON
RUBY
PHP
COBAL
NORMAL FORM
NORMALIZTION
DENORMALZTION
SOAP
CURL
DOM
SAX
MTA
MTU
TCP
IP
UDP
NETBIOS
NETBEUI
NFS
SAMBA
EXIM
SENDMAIL
POSTFIX
POSTIX
THREAD
PTHREAD
SMP
CLUSTER
BEOWOLF
GOOGLE
YAHOO
ALTAVISTA
NETWORK
LAN
WAN
WIRELESS
WPA
WEP
MD5
BLOWFISH
ROT13
DES
TRIPLE DES
DHCP
DNS
FIREWALL
AV
ANTI VIRUS
IPTABLES
IPCHAINS
DEBIAN
SLACKWARE
RED HAT
MANDRAKE
SUSE
SOCKS
IPCOP
SMOOTHWALL
DISTRO
COMPILE
BUILD
GENTOO
ROUTER
SWITCH
HUB
CAT5
MINIX
AIX
IBM
APPLE
MICROSOFT
MACINTOSH
PPC
X86
64BIT
EXPESS PCI
PCMCIA
INFOSEC
SYSADMIN
NETWORK ADMIN
PROXY
PROXIE
WINGATE
SNIFFER
PACKET
STREAM
SOCKET
I/O
INTERNET
WEB
i386
i686
i586
i486
.NET
ASP
VISUAL BASIC
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SSH
SSL
NAS
RAID0
RAID1
RAID5
DEBUG
DEBUGGER
TUTORIAL
HOWTO
SOUTH BRIDGE
NORTH BRIDGE
NIC
NAT
ACL
TCL
TK
X
KDE
GNOME
GTK
GTK2
QT
RAMBUS
W00T
311373
SMB
NMB
RSYNC
CVS
CHROOT
BASH
CSH
CORN SH
JAVA
JAVASCRIPT
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Hm..

Lisp
GNU
FSF
Core Dump
HURD
IRC
IRCD
RFC
DotGNU
Mono

Can't think of any more now

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go to http://www.webopedia.com and have a look there..... you may get some ideas from there
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