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Jargon & other computery-technical words
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17-buzzwords.txt
Net Neutrality
%
Big Data
%
Data Mining
%
Actionable Analytics
%
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
%
Machine Learning
%
Personalization
%
Voice Recognition
%
Chatbots
%
Augmented Reality (AR)
%
Virtual Reality (VR)
%
Robotics
%
Smart Industry 4.0
%
Internet Of Things (IoT)
%
Quantum Computing
%
Blockchain
%
Technological Unemployment
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gistfile1.txt
1. Content curation
%
2. Engagement
%
3. Embedding
%
4. Impressions
%
5. Influencer
%
6. Mentions
%
7. Microblogging
%
8. Organic
%
9. Reach
%
10. Social graph
%
11. User-generated content (UGC)
%
12. Affiliate marketing
%
13. Bounce rate
%
14. Call to Action (CTA)
%
15. Click through rate (CTR)
%
16. Sales Funnel
%
17. Conversion rate optimization (CRO)
%
18. Keywords
%
19. Marketing automation
%
20. Multichannel Marketing
%
21. Search engine marketing (SEM)
%
22. Search engine optimization (SEO)
%
23. Traffic
%
24. Growth Hacking
%
25. A/B Testing
%
26. Content Marketing
%
27. Conversion
%
28. Data Mining
%
29. Email Marketing
%
30. Website Optimization
%
31. Color value
%
32. Color theory
%
33. Grid system
%
34. Pixels per Inch (PPI)
%
35. Raster Images
%
36. Resolution
%
37. Retina display
%
38. Vector Images
%
39. Mood board
%
40. Sitemaps
%
41. User Interface (UI)
%
42. User Experience (UX)
%
43. User flow
%
44. User Persona
%
45. User research
%
46. Wireframe
%
47. Font
%
48. Kerning
%
49. Leading (pronounced “led-ing”)
%
Get the Beginner's Guide to What to Put in Your Tech Portfolio
%
50. Tracking
%
51. Type hierarchy
%
52. Serif
%
53. Front end
%
54. HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
%
55. HTML5
%
56. Elements
%
57. Meta Elements
%
58. Semantic elements
%
59. Structural Elements
%
60. Attributes
%
61. Opening tag and closing tags
%
62. Self-closing tag
%
63. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
%
64. CSS3
%
65. Selector
%
66. Property
%
67. Value
%
68. Declarations
%
69. Back End
%
70. Application
%
71. API (Application Programming Interface)
%
72. Bugs
%
73. DEVOPS (Development Operations)
%
74. Frameworks
%
75. Object-oriented programming (OOP)
%
76. Software
%
77. Text editor
%
78. Version control
%
79. Web servers
%
80. Caching
%
81. Cloud computing
%
82. Firewalls
%
83. Routers
%
84. Uptime & downtime
%
85. Virtual Machine (VM)
%
86. VPN (Virtual Private Network)
%
87. Big data
%
88. Data architecture
%
89. Database
%
90. Data modeling
%
91. Data visualization
%
92. Relational database management system (RDMS)
%
93. Hybrid app
%
94. IDE (Integrated development environment)
%
95. Native apps
%
96. NFC (Near Field Communication)
%
97. Responsive Web Design
%
98. SDK (Software Development Kit)
%
99. Web apps
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gistfile2.txt
Cloud Computing
%
Browser Modifier
%
Clickjack Attack
%
Conficker
%
Dropper
%
Expansion Bus
%
Backronym
%
Botnet
%
Chat Slang
%
Drexting
%
Troll
%
Client
%
Digital Divide
%
Foobar
%
Humanware
%
Skunkworks
%
Vampire Tap
%
Console Game
%
Bit Bucket
%
Data Infrastructure Hygiene
%
Hexadecimal
%
Swivel Chair Interface
%
Hot Potato Routing
%
Boilerplate
%
Click-and-Mortar
%
Linkbait
%
Flame
%
Blowfish
%
Dictionary Attack
%
Sneakernet
%
Carbon Footprint
%
Big Iron
%
Future Proof
%
Master/Slave
%
Citizen Journalism
%
Cyberbullying
%
Pierre Salinger Syndrome
%
iJack
%
Wireless
%
Hypermedia
%
Black Hole
%
Open Source
%
Jabber
%
Six Sigma
%
Bug
%
Easter Egg
%
Hack
%
Hacker
%
Information Hiding
%
Kludge
%
Tweaking
%
Pharming
%
Phishing
%
Script Kiddie
%
Spear Phishing
%
Teardrop Attack
%
Uberveillance
%
Wardriving
%
Bagbiter
%
Bloatware
%
Bootleg
%
Careware
%
Chips and Salsa
%
Clickwrap Agreement
%
Dribbleware
%
Hard Disk Loading
%
Shareware
%
Smoke Testing
%
Toaster
%
Backslash
%
Link Farming
%
Emulation
%
A-list Blogger
%
Blogroll
%
Blogosphere
%
Web 2.0
%
Bluesnarfing
%
Evil Twin
%
Piconet
%
Scatternet
%
Blogger
%
Gibibyte
%
Kibibyte
%
Nibble
%
Pebibyte
%
Slashdot Effect
%
Access
%
Rosetta
%
Trojan Horse
%
Digerati
%
Web
%
ASCII Art
%
Bulletproof
%
Digitization
%
Foo
%
Lurking
%
Meatware
%
Microcode
%
Propeller Head
%
Shelfware
%
Shovelware
%
Spaghetti Code
%
Technobabble
%
WinTel
%
Crack
%
Dumpster Diving
%
Noob
%
Packet Monkey
%
Power Outage
%
Scunthorpe Problem
%
Startup
%
CloudAV
%
Content Spoofing
%
Disposable Email
%
Pigs And Chickens
%
Astroturfing
%
Xenodochial
%
Automagically
%
Burn Rate
%
Digitize
%
Femtosecond
%
Luddite
%
Murphy's Law
%
Ohnosecond
%
Straw Man
%
Molex
%
CrackBerry
%
Glassfet
%
MiFi
%
Motherboard Tattoo
%
Bacn
%
Texting
%
Big Mother
%
Cocooning
%
Cruft
%
Digital Detox
%
Drive-By Download
%
Flash Mob
%
Hakspeak
%
Internet Addiction
%
Pagejacking
%
Red Screen of Death
%
Tweak Freak
%
Stuxnet
%
Server Sprawl
%
Cookie Poisoning
%
Fire Fighting
%
Smurfing
%
Tiger Team
%
Van Eck Phreaking
%
Rocket eBook
%
Swirl
%
Chatbot
%
Lazy Loading
%
Content Farm
%
Munge
%
Alpha Geek
%
Asyncronous
%
Bag On The Side
%
Baz
%
BiCapitalization
%
Blinkenlights
%
Blue Box
%
Bucky Bit
%
Computron
%
Creeping Featuritis
%
Cyberchondriac
%
Doorstop
%
Double Bucky
%
Farming
%
Frotzed
%
Hackintosh
%
J. Random Hacker
%
Link Rot
%
Magic Smoke
%
Ninety-Ninety Rule
%
NSA Line Eater
%
Plug and Pray
%
Recursive Acronym
%
Snarf and Barf Programming
%
Vanity Domain
%
Write-Only Language
%
Alt-Tab
%
ASCII-Armor
%
Bandwidth Hog
%
Bandwidth Hugger
%
Bellhead
%
Best of Breed System
%
BlackBerry Prayer
%
Blackberry Thumb
%
Bleeding Edge
%
Buzzword-Compliant
%
Cloud Capitalist
%
Computer Literate
%
Cybercide
%
Dead Tree Edition
%
Delurking
%
Digital Asset
%
Digital Revolution
%
Disconnect Anxiety
%
Dot-Con
%
Double Geeking
%
Echo Chamber
%
Facebooking
%
Fat-Finger Error
%
Gadget Fatigue
%
Google Blip
%
Hacker Jargon
%
Ideavirus
%
Interweb
%
Intexticated
%
Phonetography
%
Platform Agnostic
%
Scarecrow Technology
%
Scrobble
%
Spamming
%
Tradigital
%
Treeware
%
Candy Bar Phone
%
Jailbreak App
%
Vulcan Nerve Pinch
%
XSS Hole
%
Three-Finger Salute
%
Scope Creep
%
Tech Secondary Market
%
Pasta Theory
%
Hairpin
%
Martian Address
%
Sandboxing
%
Stove Piped Development
%
Greenwashing
%
Last Mile Technology
%
Egosurfing
%
Cutting-Edge Technology
%
Click Network
%
Going Cloud
%
Coning
%
Viral Video
%
Leisure Diving
%
Owling
%
Batting
%
Ant Farming
%
Carebear
%
Fanboy
%
Button Masher
%
Million Dollar Homepage
%
Star Wars Kid
%
Dancing Baby
%
Fail
%
Numa Numa Dance
%
Hampster Dance
%
Lifecasting
%
iDevice
%
Zombie Network
%
Parasite Hosting
%
Brogramming
%
Deals Fatigue
%
Horsemanning
%
Business Logic
%
Linkerati
%
Convention Over Configuration
%
Social Media Hermit
%
Baby Boomer Compatibility
%
Content Scraping
%
Techanista
%
Hackerazzi
%
Likejacking
%
Demoscene
%
Crowdfunding
%
Three Deadly Middles
%
Technical Debt
%
Bread-and-Butter Application
%
Bit Valley
%
Blogorrhea
%
Auction Sniping
%
Clickprint
%
Eyeball Driven
%
Eyeball Hang Time
%
Frobnicate
%
Quux
%
Business Driver
%
Business Rule
%
Data Archaeology
%
Groupthink
%
Demand Management
%
Adminispam
%
Bar Code Rape
%
Beggarware
%
Betamaxed
%
Corridor Warrior
%
Counter-Googling
%
Cyberbalkanization
%
Cyberbeggar
%
Cyberslacker
%
Data Cholesterol
%
Data Shadow
%
Data Smog
%
Digital Native
%
Digital Amnesia
%
Dotsam
%
E-Dundant
%
Email Train
%
Fauxtography
%
Flashturbation
%
Reverse Mentoring
%
Digital Immigrant
%
App Economy
%
Pocket Dialing
%
PowerPoint Singalong
%
Spam Account
%
Solution Stack
%
Vendorware
%
Web Enabled
%
Wikiality
%
Clicktivism
%
PEBCAK Error
%
Technodeterminism
%
Photobomb
%
Performant
%
Photo Lurking
%
Murfing
%
Carbon-Based Error
%
Slacktivism
%
Showrooming
%
ROFLCon
%
Bradying
%
Don't Be Evil
%
Ladyphone
%
SoLoMo
%
Social Discovery
%
Weaponized Patent
%
Burp
%
Acqhire
%
Cyber Range
%
Bug Bounty
%
Nickelbacking
%
Fondleslab
%
Twiplomacy
%
Pending Larry Quote
%
Sockpuppet
%
Twitterverse
%
Laymanize
%
Second Screen
%
Data Ninja
%
Crowdsolving
%
Nerd Sniping
%
Selfie
%
Dark Data
%
Lifelog
%
Spectrum Crunch
%
Nymwar
%
Chaos Monkey
%
Phubbing
%
Twitterstorm
%
Proteus Effect
%
Fangirl
%
Glasserati
%
Space Hacking
%
Sharing Economy
%
Ubicomp
%
Glasshole
%
Additionality
%
Datafication
%
Sensorization
%
Blockchain
%
Transmedia
%
Skinput
%
Poka-Yoke
%
Private Cloud Computing
%
Pwn
%
Operational Resilience
%
I.D. 10-T
%
Dogfooding
%
Infocentric
%
Google Dorking
%
GamerGate
%
Patch and Pray
%
Godwin�s Law
%
PC Load Letter
%
One Percenter
%
Hug of Death
%
411
%
Bio-Break
%
Cached Out
%
Huge Pipes
%
McLuhanism
%
Mommy Save
%
Yoyo Mode
%
Selfiediction
%
Banhammer
%
Batch Up
%
Code Monkey
%
Copypasta
%
Horked
%
Imaginary Internet Points
%
Lobotomy
%
Nastygram
%
Not Ready For Prime Time
%
Out of Band
%
Pointy-Haired
%
Rathole
%
Spoiler
%
Swiss Army Chainsaw
%
Time Sink
%
Upboat
%
Whack-A-Mole
%
Because Internet
%
Facebook Official
%
Uncanny Valley
%
Initialism
%
Toothing
%
Uber Geek
%
In The Wild
%
Founder's Syndrome
%
Word Of Mouse
%
Hairball
%
Cornea Gumbo
%
Dilbert
%
Max Out
%
Percussive Maintenance
%
Stress Puppy
%
Yoda Condition
%
Egyptian Brackets
%
Duck
%
Stringly Typed
%
Hindenbug
%
Baklava Code
%
Coaster
%
Considered Harmful
%
ICBM Address
%
Mandelbug
%
Marketroid
%
Moby
%
Mojibake
%
Phase-Of-The-Moon Bug
%
Postel's Prescription
%
Quantum Bogodynamics
%
Single Pane of Glass
%
Data Blending
%
Data Boomerang
%
Fintech
%
Intelligent Edge
%
Algorithm Economy
%
Digital Disruption
%
Social Currency
%
45 Nanometer (45 nm)
%
Absent By Enforced Net Deprivation (ABEND)
%
Anything But Microsoft (ABM)
%
Attosecond (as)
%
Brick and Mortar (B&M)
%
Business to Anyone (B2A)
%
Baud (Bd)
%
Big Evil Grin (BEG)
%
Black Hat Search Engine Optimization (Black Hat SEO)
%
Blog Audience (Blaudience)
%
Back Orifice (BO)
%
Bastard Operator From Hell (BOFH)
%
Blue Screen of Death (BSoD)
%
Buzzword Quotient (BWQ)
%
Build Your Own App (BYOA)
%
Computer Operating Properly (COP)
%
Common Short Code (CSC)
%
Critical Success Factor (CSF)
%
Death by Tweakage (DBT)
%
Dude, Just Google It (DJGI)
%
Do What I Mean (DWIM)
%
Driving While Texting (DWT)
%
Electronic Retailing (E-Tailing)
%
Exabyte (EB)
%
Enterprise Data Management (EDM)
%
Equipment Superior to Operator (ESO)
%
Emailing While Intoxicated (EWI)
%
Free To Play (F2P)
%
Failure Between Keyboard And Seat (FBKS)
%
Facebook Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (FBOCD)
%
First Person Shooter (FPS)
%
Fouled Up Beyond All Repair (FUBAR)
%
Globalization (G11N)
%
Google+ification (Google+ification)
%
Generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD)
%
Internet of Overwhelming Things (IoOT)
%
In Real Life (IRL)
%
Killer Application (Killer App)
%
Logarithm (LN)
%
Low-Ping Bastard (LPB)
%
Mebibyte (MiB)
%
Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG)
%
Network Intelligence (NI)
%
Not Invented Here Syndrome (NIHS)
%
Not Safe for Work (NSFW)
%
Persistent-State World (PSW)
%
Quality In, Quality Out (QIQO)
%
Reality Distortion Field (RDF)
%
Real Reality (RR)
%
Read The F###ing Manual (RTFM)
%
Software-Defined Everything (SDE)
%
Social Media Marketing (SMM)
%
Social Media Optimization (SMO)
%
Social Computing (SoC)
%
Spam Blog (Splog)
%
Terabyte (TB)
%
Tebibyte (TiB)
%
Too Long Didn't Read (TLDR)
%
Total Quality Management (TQM)
%
White Screen of Death (WSoD)
%
What You See Is All You Get (WYSIAYG)
%
Yottabyte (YB)
%
Zettabyte (ZB)
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gistfile3.txt
4Course — Sun 4 × 1.05 GB 3.5" SCSI2 disks in Dinnerbox+ package
%
83% — UHU Linux 1.1 Beta 4
%
Alder — Windows CE 2.0
%
Apollo — Windows Phone 8
%
Astro — Android 0.9 (internal codename)
%
Aurora — Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials
%
B52 Rock Lobster — Commodore Amiga 500
%
Baikal — ASP Linux 7.2
%
Bali — BL440ZX
%
Bali — Sun JavaEngine 1
%
Bamboo — Mandrake Linux 9.1
%
Banias — Intel 1st generation Pentium M processors
%
Banister — Intel 440MX
%
Bantam — Sun SBus FDDI
%
Barak — StartCom Linux 4.0.0-AS
%
Barcelona — AMD Opteron "K10" architecture
%
Barney — Sun StorEdge T3 chassis
%
Barracuda — Opera 11.10 browser (Also A hard drive series from Seagate)
%
Bart — Sun SPARCCompilers 5.x
%
Barton — AMD Athlon XP
%
Batman — Sun ATM SBus card
%
Batphone — Sun SBus card for ISDN
%
Beagle — Novell Linux desktop search and metadata technology due with SLES 10
%
Becks — Apple Macintosh II
%
Beetle — Sun SunRay 100
%
Beef Miracle — Fedora 17 Linux
%
Bender — Android 1.0/1.1 (internal codename)
%
BHA — Apple Power Macintosh 7100/66 ("Butt Head Astronomer" Carl Sagan)
%
Big Electric Cat — Adobe Photoshop 4.0
%
Big Foot — Quantum 5.25" hard drive
%
Big Sur — Apple Font Pack
%
Bigfish — Sun StorEdge 9900 series
%
Bigmac — Sun 100 MBit Ethernet SBus card
%
BigTop — Sun SunPro 3.0 compilers
%
Biltmore — Red Hat Linux 4.2
%
Bimini — BI440ZX
%
Birch — Microsoft Windows CE 2.11
%
Bismillah — Turkix Linux 1.0
%
Blackbeard — Sun PCI SCSI hardware RAID controller
%
Blackbird — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
Blackbird — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 540
%
Blackbird — Sun UltraSPARC II
%
Blackbird+ — Sun UltraSPARC II 250 MHz
%
Blackbird LC — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 520/520c
%
Blackcomb — old codename for Microsoft Windows 7
%
Blackford — Intel 5000P chipset
%
Blackjack — Sun Netra E1 PCI System Expander
%
Bladerunner — nVidia GeForce 2 Ultra
%
Bladerunner — Sun GUI for Jumpstart profiles
%
Blaze — Sun UltraSPARC II
%
Blaze — Adobe Flash CS3
%
Blue — Windows 8.1
%
Blue — Windows Phone 8.1
%
Blue Box — Apple Mac OS compatibility layer for Rhapsody
%
Bluebird — Mandrake Linux 8.2
%
Bluedog — Sun HPC ClusterTools 3.1
%
Blueringer — Sun 4MB SBus Token Ring
%
Blueringer II — Sun 16MB SBus Token Ring
%
Blugu — Apple Workgroup Server 60, 80
%
Bo — Debian GNU/Linux 1.3
%
BOB W — Apple Macintosh PowerBook Duo 210/230
%
Bon Echo — Mozilla Firefox 2.0
%
Bongo — Apple Macintosh Performa/Power Macintosh 5200
%
Bonjour — Turkix Linux 10.0a
%
Bordeaux — Fedora Core 5 Linux
%
Borealis — Sun cPCI QuadFastEthernet
%
Borrow — Blag Linux 10000
%
Braun — Sun JavaStation
%
BraveHawk 200 DC3 — HP-9000 K370/K570 - 898
%
Brazil — Apple Macintosh IIvx
%
Brazil 32 — Apple Macintosh Performa 600
%
BreadboxA — Sun enclosure for Netra NFS
%
Breezy Badger — Ubuntu 5.10
%
Brick — Apple Aluminum MacBook Line Late 2008
%
Bride of Buster — Apple Mac OS 8.1
%
Brimstone — Adobe Photoshop 2.5 for Windows
%
Broadwater — Intel P965 chipset
%
Broadwater G — Intel G965 chipset
%
Broadway — Sun StorEdge Media Central
%
Brokenboring — KDE 3.2
%
Brookdale — Intel i845 chipset
%
Brooklyn — Apple IIx
%
Brooks — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 160
%
Brugge — MCNLive CD Linux released May 3, 2005
%
Bulldozer — codename for the server and desktop processors released on October 12, 2011 by AMD
%
Bullfrog — Sun 4 mm DAT with stacker
%
Bullwinkle — Sun SCSI Expansion Pedestal
%
Bulverde — Intel PXA270 processor
%
Burnaby — XMetaL 3.0
%
Buzz — Debian GNU/Linux 1.1
%
CADET — IBM 1620
%
Cairo — Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
%
Calais — Sun Next generation JavaStation
%
Calexico — Intel PRO/Wireless 2100B
%
Calistoga — Intel chipsets for Napa platforms
%
Calvin — Sun SPARCStation 2
%
Camaro — AMD Mobile Duron
%
Cambridge — Fedora Linux 10
%
Camelot — Sun product family name for Arthur, Excalibur, Morgan
%
Camino — Intel i820 chipset
%
Campfire — Sun Ultra Enterprise 4000 and 5000
%
Campfire+ — Sun Ultra Enterprise 4500 and 5500
%
Campus — Sun SPARCStation 1
%
Campus+ — Sun SPARCStation 1+
%
Campus2 — Sun SPARCStation 10
%
Campus2+ — Sun SPARCStation 10SX and 10BSX
%
Canary — Windows Mobile Smartphone 2002
%
Candy — Atari 400
%
Canterwood — Intel 875P chipset
%
Capone — Apple System Software 7.5
%
Captain Rayno — Lunar Linux 1.3.2
%
Carl Sagan — Apple Power Macintosh 7100/66
%
Carmel — Intel i840 chipset
%
Carmel — Sun StorEdge D2 Array
%
Carrera — CPU card in Sun—3/140, 3/150, 3/160, 3/180
%
Cartman — Red Hat Linux 6.1
%
Casanova — Sun SPARCEngine CP1400
%
Cascade0Mb — Ethernet and PCI Bus
%
Cheetah — Apple Mac OS X 10.0
%
Cheetah — Sun UltraSPARC III
%
Cheetah+ — Sun UltraSPARC III Cu
%
Cheeze Whiz — AppleScript
%
Chelan — Windows Embedded Compact 7
%
Chels — Apple IIc
%
Cherrystone — Sun SunFire V440/V480
%
Chicago — Microsoft Windows 95
%
Chilliwack — XMetaL 3.1
%
Chimera — Apple Power Macintosh 5400
%
Chimera — Sun PCi II
%
Chinook — Apple Workgroup Server 95
%
Chivano — Intel processors
%
Chrichton — Sun SPARCEngine Ultra AXmp
%
Chrysalis Client — Sun skinny Solaris OS for Intel-based NC
%
Cinnamon — Apple Macintosh PowerBook Duo 210/230
%
Classic — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 100
%
ClawHammer — AMD Athlon 64 S754 130 nm processor
%
ClickOnce — Microsoft technology to speed application deployment in Longhorn
%
Cloud — Trustix Secure Linux 2.0
%
Clovertown — Intel Xeon 5300 series processors
%
Cobalt — Palm OS 6
%
Cobra — Apple Macintosh IIcx
%
Cobra — Sun 4100, 4/110, 4/150
%
Cobra II — Apple Macintosh IIci
%
Cocoa — Apple Mac OS X API
%
Cold Fusion — Apple Power Macintosh 8100/80
%
Colgate — Red Hat Linux 4.0
%
Colleen — Atari 800
%
Colorado — Sun 150 MHz HyperSPARC HS11
%
Colorado II — Sun 125 MHz HyperSPARC HS21
%
Colorado III — Sun 150 MHz HyperSPARC SM151
%
Colossus — SunSwift SBus
%
Colt 45 — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 145
%
Columbia — Sun 4-Disk 1.3GB IPI Elite disk tray
%
Columbus — SiS 640
%
Colusa — Intel i860
%
Combo — Sun SPARCStorage MultiPack and MultiPack 2
%
Comet — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 2400c
%
Comet — Microsoft Proxy Server 3.0
%
Companion — Apple Macintosh PowerBook Duo 2300c
%
Condor — Sun 900 MB SMD disk drive
%
Condor1 — G450
%
Condor2 — G800
%
Conroe — Intel desktop processor based on Merom
%
Constantine — Fedora 12 Linux
%
Converse — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 180
%
Cooker — Mandrake Linux current unstable
%
Copenhagen — SOT Linux 2002
%
Copland — Apple Mac OS Rewrite (cancelled)
%
Coppermine — Intel Pentium 3 180 nm processor
%
Copperriver — Intel chipsets based on Grantsdale/Alderwood models
%
Cornbread — Sun Netra NFS server
%
Corona — Microsoft Windows Media Player 9
%
Corona — Sun 19" monitor
%
Cortet — Vulcan elite CPU
%
Cortland — Apple IIGS
%
Corvette — AMD Mobile Athlon 4
%
Covington — Intel Celeron without L2 cache
%
Coyote — Sun Netra st D130
%
Crane — Sun CG9
%
Crescendo — Sun second DOE product
%
Crescendo DC-440 — HP-9000 A400-44 / rp2400
%
Crescendo DC-W2 — HP-9000 A440-6X / rp2430
%
Crescendo 440 — HP-9000 A500-44 / rp2450
%
Crescendo 550 — HP-9000 A500-5X / rp2450
%
Crescendo 650 W2 — HP-9000 A500-6X / rp2470
%
Crescendo 750 W2 — HP-9000 A500-7X / rp2470
%
Crestine — Intel motherboard system logic
%
Crestline — Intel GM965 chipset
%
Crusader — Apple Macintosh LC/Performa/Quadra 63X/640/Power Macintosh/Macintosh Performa 62XX/63XX
%
Crusoe — Transmeta processor
%
Crypto — Sun encryption card
%
Crystal — Sun dual channel FC PCI card
%
Cuba — Sun Netra S220
%
Cupcake — Android 1.5
%
Curley — Sun LX/Classic I/O board
%
Cyclone — Tandem NonStop RISC (Later HP NonStop)
%
Cyclone — Apple Macintosh Quadra 840av
%
Cyclone — Sun 19" monitor
%
Cyclone — Sun Solstice Corporate Client
%
Dagwood — Sun
%
Daktari — Sun SunFire V880
%
Dapper Drake — Ubuntu 6.06 LTS
%
Dark Matter — Adobe Photoshop CS
%
Dart LC — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 165
%
Dartanian — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 180
%
Darth Vader — College Linux 2.3
%
Darwin — Apple Macintosh Quadra 900
%
Darwin — Low-Level Unix layer of Apple Mac OS X
%
Darwin — Sun PCI-based Ultra workstations
%
Daybreak — Linux Multi-Disk Howto 0.17
%
Dayton — Yellow Dog Linux 2.3
%
Daytona — Microsoft Windows NT 3.51
%
DBLite — Apple Macintosh PowerBook Duo 210/230
%
Decaf — Sun 14" monitor
%
Deepcove — XMetaL Author 4.0
%
Deepmind — Respond.com
%
Deerfield — Intel processors due 2003
%
dejaVu — Sun PC file viewer
%
Delorean — Sun 72" StorEdge Expansion Cabinet
%
Derringer — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 100
%
Deschutes — Intel Pentium 2
%
Detroit — Microsoft Windows 95's cancelled successor
%
Deuterium — Sun Ultra 60
%
Devel — Arch Linux 0.4
%
Diamond — Sun cPCI FC dual port adapter
%
Diana — Apple IIe
%
Diesel — Adobe Flash CS4
%
Dilbert — Sun SCSI2 RAID5 Storage, StorEdge A1000, StorEdge D1000
%
Dinnerbox — Sun 5​1⁄4" Full Height Lunchbox
%
Dirty Bird — Lunar Linux 1.0
%
Discovery — Sun 1.3Gb SCSI disk
%
Discus — Sun ???
%
Dixon — Intel Mobile Pentium 2
%
Dockyard — Ark Linux 1.0
%
Dollhouse Simulator — The Sims
%
Dolphin — Mandrake Linux 9.0
%
Dolphin — Nintendo Gamecube
%
Donut — Android 1.6
%
Dothan — Intel Pentium M 700-series 90 nm processor
%
Dove — Apple IIx
%
Dover — Sun next generation JavaStation
%
Dobra Voda — KDE 3.2 Beta 2 ("dobra voda" is Czech for "good water")
%
DR1 — Apple Rhapsody developer release 1
%
DR2 — Apple Rhapsody developer release 2
%
Dragon — Arch Linux 0.4
%
Dragon — Sun SPARCServer 2000
%
Dragon+ — Sun SPARCCenter 2000E
%
DragonHawk U+ 240 — HP-9000 K380/K580
%
Dublin — Sun Ultra Enterprise E150
%
Duo — an intel CPU core specification
%
Duracell — Sun PDB 1.2 on Ultra Enterprise 2
%
Duraflame — Sun Ultra Enterprise 3000
%
Duraflame+ — Sun Ultra Enterprise 3500
%
Durango — Xbox One
%
Dyne:trax — dyne:bolic Linux 1.2 and 1.3
%
Eagle — Apple Hard Disk 400SC
%
Eagle — Sun UltraSPARC IIep
%
Eagle Ridge — XMetaL Author 4.0 SP4
%
East Fork — Intel digital home PC platform
%
Echo Lake — XMAX (XMetaL for ActiveX) 4.0
%
Eclair — Android 2.0/2.1
%
Eclipse — Apple Macintosh Quadra 900
%
Edgy Eft — Ubuntu [1]
%
Edison — C++ Builder for MobileSet
%
Egret — Sun SBus frame buffer
%
Eierspass — grml Linux 0.4
%
Eiger —
%
Eight Ball — Macromedia Flash 8
%
Einstein — Sun Ultra 5 360/440, Ultra 10 440/480
%
ELB — Apple Macintosh Quadra 605
%
Electron — Sun Ultra 1 Model 170E
%
Elf — Apple IIc
%
Elite I — Seagate ST41600N
%
Elixir — Apple Macintosh Performa 6300–6360
%
Elmer — Apple Keyboard II
%
Elsie — Apple Macintosh LC
%
Elsie — Sun SPARCPrinter EC
%
Elsie III — Apple Macintosh LC III
%
Emerald — Microsoft Systems Management Server
%
Emerald — Sun cPCI Dual Differential Ultra SCSI
%
Emerald Bay — Intel EB440BX
%
Emily — TinySofa Enterprise Linux 1.0-U2
%
Emma — AMD processor for mobile devices
%
Enchilada — Sun UltraSPARC IIIi
%
Encompass — Sun Enterprise Manager
%
Endever —
%
Energizer — Sun SPARCServer 1000PDB, SPARCCenter 2000PDB
%
Enigma — Red Hat Linux 7.2
%
Envici — Art
%
Epic — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 1400c
%
Equinox — XMetaL Author, XMetaL Developer, and XMAX (XMetaL for ActiveX) 4.6 Service Pack 1
%
Erickson — Apple Macintosh IIsi
%
Escher — Apple Macintosh PowerBook Duo 270c
%
Espresso — Sun JavaStation JE
%
Esprit — Apple Macintosh Portable
%
Esprit — Turbolinux 7.0S
%
Esther — VIA C7
%
Eszter — UHU-Linux Live 2.2
%
ET — Apple IIc
%
Etch — Debian GNU/Linux 4.0
%
Europa — Microsoft Visual Foxpro 9.0
%
Eveready — Sun E1000 dual AC power grid option
%
Everest — Sun GEM FC-AL PCI card
%
Everest — https://web.archive.org/web/20070928022536/http://liveeverest.vulcan.com/
%
Evo 200 — Apple Macintosh Quadra 700
%
Excalibur — Apple Power Macintosh LC 5400
%
Excalibur — Sun Multiprocessor UltraSPARC III
%
Ezra — Cyrix C3 processor
%
F-16 — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
F-19 — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
Fafnir — Apple Macintosh SE/30
%
Fairbanks — FB820
%
Falcon — Microsoft Message Transaction Service
%
Fanwood — Intel Itanium 2 1.6 GHz processor
%
Fanwood LV — Intel low voltage Itanium 2 1.3 GHz processor
%
Fast Eddy — Adobe Photoshop 2.0
%
Fast Eddy — Apple built-in CD-ROM drive
%
Fat Mac — Apple Macintosh 512k
%
Fat Timba — Seagate ST410800WD
%
Feint — EnGarde Secure Linux 1.3.0
%
Feisty Dunnart — Linux Kernel 2.6.2
%
Feisty Fawn — Ubuntu 7.04
%
Fernie — XMetaL Developer 4.0
%
Ferrari — Sun 3/F
%
Festen — Mandrake Linux 5.3
%
Fester — RIAA project to announce downloads at RIAA servers
%
FFB — Sun Creator
%
FFB2 — Sun Creator Series 2
%
FFB2+ — Sun Creator Series 3
%
Fiji — FJ440ZX
%
Finestra — EnGarde Secure Linux 1.0.1
%
Fire — Aurox Linux 9.1
%
Fireball — Google Allo
%
Firefly — Arch Linux 0.3
%
Firestorm — Blue Linux 1.0
%
Firetruck — Sun UltraSPARC
%
Fisher — Red Hat Linux 7.0.90 (reference to Carrie Fisher)
%
Five Star — Mandrake Linux 9.2
%
Flagship — Apple Power Macintosh 8100/110
%
Flamingo — Sun VidIO
%
Flapjack — Sun Netra t1 Model 105
%
Flare — Source Mage GNU/Linux 0.7
%
Flipflop — Sun 3.5" floppy drive
%
Flyweight — Sun Netra t1 Model 100
%
Foster — Intel Xeon 180 nm processor (Pentium 4-based)
%
Foster Farms — Apple Macintosh LC II
%
Four Square — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
Fred — Apple Two-Page Monochrome Monitor
%
Freeport — Apple Macintosh SE
%
Freestyle — Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition
%
Freeze — RIAA project to remotely hang computers searching for MP3 files
%
Freon — Microsoft Xbox
%
Freshchoice — SunSwift PCI
%
Freshchoice Lite — SunFastEthernet PCI
%
Fridge — Apple Macintosh Quadra 800
%
Frogger — Apple Freedom Network
%
FroYo — Android 2.2
%
Fuji — Yellow Dog Linux 2.1
%
Full Monty — Sun Directory Services
%
Fullmoon — Sun single IP address cluster
%
Fusion — Microsoft Windows XP add-ons
%
Fusion — Sun UltraSPARC family
%
Future — Magic Linux 1.1
%
Gaga — Chinese Linux Extension 1.1
%
Galactica — Sun StorEdge L20, L40, L60
%
Galaxy — Sun SPARCServer 600MP, 630MP, 670MP, 690MP
%
Galiano — XMAX (XMetaL for ActiveX) 4.0 Service Pack 4
%
Galibaldi — D850GB
%
Galileo — Microsoft Windows CE 3.0, Handheld PC 2000
%
Galileo — Microsoft Enterprise Studio for .NET
%
Galileo — Sun Ultra 10 cancelled replacement
%
Gallatin — Intel Xeon MP or Pentium 4 Extreme Edition w/ 2MB L3 cache
%
Garfield — Seagate ST1480N
%
Gaston 2 — Intel wireless Ethernet technology
%
Gemini — Sun JavaOS 1.2
%
Gemini — Sun UltraSPARC dual processor CPU due in 2004
%
Gemini-64 — SCO project to adapt UnixWare to 64-bit processors
%
General Protection Fault — Lunar Linux 1.4.0
%
Genesis — Frugalware Linux 0.1
%
Genesis — Sun GE Medical special product
%
Genie — Sun browser-based tool for Solaris
%
Georgia — Microsoft Windows ME
%
Gershwin — Apple Mac OS 9
%
Geyserville — SpeedStep
%
Gideon — KDevelop 3.0
%
Gingerbread — Android 2.3
%
Glenwood — Intel i955X chipset
%
Gobi — Cyrix processor
%
Gobi — IBM 750GX processor
%
Goddard — Fedora 13 Linux
%
Godzilla — Sun Ultra 10 cancelled replacement
%
Golden Gate — Apple IIx
%
Goldfish — Apple 16" Color Monitor
%
Golem — Sun JavaPC Engine RC2
%
Gossamer — Apple Power Macintosh G3
%
Granite Bay — Intel E7205 chipset
%
Grantsdale — Intel i915P and i915G chipsets
%
Green Jade — Apple Macintosh SE/30
%
Greencreek — Intel 5000X chipset
%
Greenwich — Microsoft Office 2003 real-time collaboration
%
Grendelsbane — RPM Live Linux CD 0.9
%
Grimoire — Sorcerer Linux current unstable
%
Grimoire — Source Mage GNU/Linux current
%
Grizzly — Sun SS20 with hyperSPARC
%
Grover — Sun Next generation Darwin 10
%
Gryphon — Microsoft Windows CE 2.01, Palm PC 1.0
%
Guava — Sun PGX64
%
Guinness — Apple Macintosh Portable
%
Guinness — Red Hat Linux 7.0 (reference to Alec Guinness)
%
Guinness — Silicon Graphics Indy Workstation
%
Gumbi — Sun QuadFastEthernet PCI
%
Gumby — Apple IIGS
%
Gutsy Gibbon — Ubuntu 7.10
%
Gypsy — Sun SPARCStation Voyager
%
Haarlem — MCNLive CD Linux released February 13, 2005
%
Hades — Annvix Linux 1.0
%
Hadjaha — Gimp 1.2
%
Hailstorm — Blue Linux 2.0
%
HailStorm — Microsoft .Net initiative
%
Hakone — OpenOffice.org 1.1.2
%
Halfdome — Sun SPARCPrinter E
%
Half—Dome — Apple OneScanner
%
Halibut — CVS 1.10
%
Halloween — Red Hat Linux 0.9
%
Halo — Sun SunRay 150
%
Hamlet — Sun SPARCclassic, SPARCclassic X
%
Hamm — Debian GNU/Linux 2.0
%
Hammer — AMD K8 architecture
%
Hammerhead — Sun HPC 2.0
%
Happy Meal — Sun FEPS chip
%
Hardy Heron — Ubuntu 8.04 LTS
%
Harpertown — Intel Xeon 5400 series processors
%
Hastings — PC1066 RDRAM
%
Hawaii — Sun EXB-8500
%
Hawk II — Sun GT Graphics Tower
%
Hawk — Sun EXB-8500
%
Heckel — Seagate ST3610N
%
Hedwig — Red Hat Linux 6.0
%
Heidelberg — Fedora Core Linux 3
%
Hekk — UHU-Linux 1.2-rc1
%
Helios — Mandrake Linux 6.1
%
Helium — Mandrake Linux 7.1
%
Hercules — Sun 24" color HDTV monitor
%
Herkules — UHU-Linux 1.2-beta0
%
Hermes — Microsoft Windows CE 2.11 for Webphones
%
Hoary Hedgehog — Ubuntu 5.04
%
Hobbes — Sun SPARCStation IPX
%
Hobo — Sun 4800b keyboard/mouse for Gypsy
%
Hokusai — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 180c
%
Homer — Arch Linux 0.1
%
Honeycomb — Android 3.0/3.1/3.2
%
Hook 33 — Apple Macintosh LC 550
%
Hook — Apple Macintosh Performa 550
%
Hooper — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 3400c
%
Horizon — Trustix Secure Linux 2.1
%
Hornet — Sun UltraSPARC I
%
HotJava — Sun web browser written in Java
%
Houdini — Adobe Acrobat
%
Hulk Hogan — Apple A/UX 3.0
%
Hummingbird — Sun StorEdge L1000
%
Hurricane — Blue Linux 1.0 RC2
%
Hurricane — Red Hat Linux 5.0
%
Hurricane — Sun 21" monitor
%
Hustenstopper — grml Linux 0.3
%
Hydra — Adobe AIF Toolkit - https://web.archive.org/web/20071127101741/http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/AIF_Toolkit#Windows
%
Hydra — Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Terminal Server Edition
%
Hydra — Sun 3/80
%
Hydra96 — HP-9000 G70/I70/H70 - 887/897
%
Hyperbolic — Apple Power Macintosh with an Exponential x704 microprocessor
%
Ibis — Sun CG8
%
ICE-T — Sun Java front-end development tool client/server C/C++ apps
%
Ice Cream — SunOS 4.1.1-B
%
Ice Cream Sandwich — Android 4.0
%
Iceberg — BLAG Linux 30000
%
ICSN.com — (I Can't Say Nothing) About.com
%
Igen — Uhu Linux 2.0
%
IIb — Apple IIc (book-sized)
%
IIp — Apple IIc (portable)
%
Ikki — Apple Macintosh II
%
Indigo — Microsoft .NET communication technologies
%
Indium — Lunar Linux 1.5.0
%
Infinite Improbability Drive — TransGaming WineX 3.3
%
Instatower — Apple Macintosh Performa 6400
%
Interface Manager — Windows 1.0
%
Intrepid Ibex — Ubuntu 8.10
%
Irongate — AMD-751 chipset
%
Ironsides — Sun L700 tape system
%
Irwindale — Intel Xeon 90 nm processor w/ 2MB L2 cache
%
Italy — AMD Opteron 200-series 90 nm dual-core processor
%
Itanium — Intel IA-64 processor
%
Ivory — Sun dual channel FC-AL SBus card
%
Ivy — Sun 17" entry level
%
Jackson — Hyper-Threading
%
Jackson Pollock — Apple QuickDraw 32-bit
%
Jade 180 U — HP-9000 T540/T600 - 893
%
Jaguar — Apple Mac OS X v10.2
%
Jaguar — Sun UltraSPARC IV
%
Jaguar — Sun VME/SMD-4 disk controller
%
Jalapeño — Sun ASIC for Nachos/SunVideo
%
Janus — Microsoft Windows 3.1
%
Jasmine — Sun 17" premium monitor
%
Jason — Apple IIc
%
Jasper — Sun StorEdge PCI Dual Ultra3 SCSI Adapter
%
Jaunty Jackalope — Ubuntu 9.04 [2]
%
Javelin — Sun 2 CPU PCI midrange workgroup server
%
Jayhawk — Intel Xeon processor based on Tejas; project cancelled
%
Jeckle — Sun 3.5" 535 MB disk
%
Jedi — College Linux 2.1
%
Jedi — Cyrix processor
%
JeDI — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 150 ("Just Did It")
%
Jedy — SiS 5581/5582
%
Jelly Bean — Android 4.1
%
Jeeves — Sun Java-powered Internet Server software (Java Web Server)
%
Jessie — Debian GNU/Linux 8.0
%
Jet — Sun VX, MVX
%
Jiro — Sun Project StoreX
%
John — Conner CFP1080E
%
John — IBM DPES-31080
%
Jonah — Intel 3rd generation Pentium M core (also known as Yonah)
%
Joshua — Cyrix processors
%
JOT — JBA (Software Ltd) Open Toolcase
%
Juhhu! — UHU Linux 1.0
%
Jumanji — Sun StorEdge A7000
%
Juneau — Intel JN440BX
%
Junior — Alt Linux 1.1
%
Junior — Alt Linux 2.0
%
Jupiter — Microsoft Windows CE 2.11, Handheld PC Professional (3.0)
%
Jupiter — Microsoft XML-based web services products
%
Jupiter — SunOS 5.0 (Solaris 2.0)
%
Janak — ja625
%
K2 — Adobe Indesign
%
Kaede — Momonga Linux 1
%
Kahlua — Sun 17" entry level monitor
%
Kamion — UHU Linux 1.1
%
Kanga — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 3500
%
Kangaroo — Hewlett-Packard HP-75C
%
Kansas — Apple Power Macintosh 8600 and 9600
%
Karatu — Turbolinux 3.0
%
Karelia — ASP Linux 10
%
Karmic Koala — GNU\Linux Ubuntu 9.10
%
Katana — Sega Dreamcast
%
Katmai — Intel Pentium 3 250 nm processor
%
Kauai — KU440EX
%
Kauai — Sun KJava VM
%
Kelowna — XMetaL Author 4.0 Service Pack 1
%
Ketchup — UHU Linux 1.2-beta2
%
Keystone — HP-9000 rp7410
%
Khepri — IBM two-way processors
%
Kitkat — Android 4.4
%
Kkachi — WOWLinux 7.0
%
Klamath — Intel Pentium 2 350 nm processor
%
Klingon — Seagate ST12400N
%
Kodiak — Microsoft Exchange Server
%
Kodiak — Sun SPARCStation 20
%
KolibriOS — Kolibri Operating System
%
Kollege — KDE 3.3 Beta 2
%
Kona — Seagate ST5660N
%
Kong — Apple Two-Page Monochrome Monitor
%
Kootenay — OEone HomeBase Linux 1.7
%
Kopernicus — KDE 2.0
%
Krakatoa — Sun GUI/deskset tools for JavaStation, HotJava Views
%
Krans — DEC TOPS-20
%
Krum — Tilix Linux 0.5
%
Krups — Sun 2nd Generation JavaStation
%
Kryptonite — AMD K5, K6 processors
%
Kyoto — Turbolinux 1.0
%
Kyrene — Intel processors
%
Lady Kenmore — Apple Macintosh Performa 200
%
Ladner — XMetaL Developer 4.0 Service Pack 1
%
LaGrande — Intel's security features in new processors
%
Laguna — Apple Macintosh Portable
%
Lakeport — Intel i945 chipset
%
Landshark — HP 9000 PA-RISC 8600 processor PCX-W+
%
LAW — Apple Power Macintosh 7100/66 ("Lawyers Are Wimps")
%
Laughlin — Fedora Linux 14
%
LCA — (Low Cost Apple) Apple IIe
%
LD50 — Apple Macintosh TV
%
Leadville — Sun StorEdge network foundation software
%
Leary — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 140
%
Legend — SCO OpenServer 6
%
Lego — Sun CG6
%
LegoA — Sun GX CG6
%
Leeloo — Mandrake Linux 5.2
%
Lenny — Debian GNU/Linux 5.0
%
Leo — Sun ZX
%
Leo II — Sun ZX+
%
Leonidas — Fedora Linux 11
%
Leopard — Apple Mac OS X 10.5
%
Liberation — White Box Enterprise Linux 3.0
%
Liberty — Sql Server 2000 (64 Bit)
%
Lightweight — Sun NEBS-compliant Ultra server
%
Lilac — Sun 17" premium color monitor
%
Limbo — Red Hat Linux 7.3.29 / 7.3.93 / 7.3.94
%
Lindenhurst — Intel Chipset
%
Liquid Sky — Adobe Photoshop 7.0
%
Lisa — Apple Lisa
%
Little Big Mac — Apple Macintosh II
%
Littleneck — Sun SunFire 280R
%
Logo — Apple Color StyleWriter Pro
%
Lokar —
%
Lollie — Apple IIc
%
Lollipop — Android 5.1
%
Lonestar — Windows XP Tablet PC 2005
%
Longhorn — Windows Vista
%
Longhorn Server — Windows Server 2008
%
Lorax — Red Hat Linux 6.1 Beta
%
Lorraine — Amiga
%
Lovelock — Fedora Linux 15
%
Love Shack — Apple Macintosh Portable (backlit)
%
Lucid Lynx — Ubuntu 10.04
%
Lumumba — dyne:bolic Linux 1.4
%
Luna — Sun JavaOS 1.1
%
Lunchbox — Sun Desktop Disk Pack
%
Lutra sumatrana — TA-Linux 0.2.0-rc1
%
Luzon — Sun TDMA IWF for Lucent Technologies
%
Lyra — K-DEMar Linux 2.2
%
M2 — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 5300
%
M64 — Sun PGX PCI 8-bit color
%
Mac ± — Apple Macintosh SE
%
Macallan — Microsoft Windows CE 5.0
%
Maccabbee — StartCom Linux 3.0.1-AS
%
Mach5 — PowerPC 604e
%
Macintosh — Apple Macintosh
%
Macintosh IIce — Apple Macintosh Quadra 700
%
Macintosh IIex — Apple Macintosh Quadra 900
%
Macintosh IIvm — Apple Macintosh Performa 600
%
Macintosh IIxi — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
MACIO — Sun Ethernet, Parallel and SCSI ASIC chip
%
Mad Hatter — Sun Java Desktop
%
Madison — IBM x450 server
%
Madison — Intel Itanium 2 130 nm processor w/ up to 6MB L3 cache
%
Madison 9M — Intel Itanium 2 130 nm processor w/ 9MB L3 cache
%
Mafalda — Sun SunConnect OSI 8.0
%
Magneto — Sun 66/33 MHz PCI bus card
%
Magnolia — Amd Athlon
%
Magnum — Sun Datacenter Switch 3456
%
Mai Tai — Apple 12" RGB Monitor
%
Main Street — Apple Macintosh PowerBook G3/350-400
%
Maipo — Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
%
Makalu — Rocks Cluster Linux 3.3.0
%
Mako — Sun HPC ClusterTools 3.0
%
Makrolab — Dyne:bolic GNU/Linux 1.x
%
Malibu — Apple Macintosh Portable
%
Mamba — Sun 16-port FC-AL switch
%
Mammoth — Sun EXB-8900
%
Manchester — AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual core processor w/ 2*512KB L2 cache
%
Mango — Sun PGX32
%
Mango — Windows Phone 7.5
%
Manhattan — Red Hat Linux 5.1
%
Manifest — White Box Enterprise Linux 4
%
Manila — AMD Sempron 90 nm processor (Socket AM2 w/ DDR2-667)
%
Manitoba —
%
Mantaray — Sun-4/370 deskside, 12-slot pedestal system
%
Marathon — Intel 2700G graphics accelerator
%
Marblehead — XMAX (XMetaL for ActiveX) 4.0 Service Pack 1
%
Mark Twain — Apple IIGS
%
Marcato W+ — HP-9000 L3000-5X
%
Mars — SunOS 5.1 (Solaris 2.1)
%
Mars — Sega 32X
%
Marshmallow — Android 6.0
%
Mascarpone — UHU-Linux 1.2-rc3
%
Master — Alt Linux 2.0
%
Matterhorn — Rocks Cluster Linux 3.1.0
%
Matterhorn — Sun ACL 4/52, ETL 4/1000
%
Matterhorn2 — Sun ACL 4/100, ETL 4/1800, StorEdge L1800
%
Matterhorn W2 750 — HP-9000 rp7410
%
Matthew — Cyrix processor
%
Maui — Apple Macintosh SE
%
Maui — MU440EX
%
Maui — Sun EXB-8505
%
MauiXL — Sun EXB-8505XL
%
Maverick Meerkat — Ubuntu 10.10
%
Maxcat — Sun 104-way server
%
McKinley — Intel Itanium 2
%
Meerkat — Sun Serengeti System Controller board
%
Memphis — Microsoft Windows 98
%
Menagine — Apple Workgroup Server 95
%
Mending — Source Mage GNU/Linux 0.8
%
Mendocino — Intel Celeron 250 nm processor with L2 cache
%
Merced — Intel Itanium processor
%
Mercury — Intel 430MX
%
Mercury — Microsoft Windows CE 2.0, Handheld PC 2.0
%
Mercury — Sega Game Gear
%
Mercury — Sun encryption card
%
Merl —
%
Merlin — Adobe Photoshop 2.5 for Mac
%
Merlin — IBM OS/2 Warp 4.0
%
Merlin — Hewlett-Packard HP-75D
%
Merlin — Microsoft Windows CE 3.0, Pocket PC 2002
%
Merlin — Sun 18.1" flat panel
%
Merom — Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile processor
%
Metro — Sun Visual Workshop 3.0
%
Midas — Apple Trackpad 1.0
%
Midnight Run — Apple Macintosh SE
%
Midway — Microsoft Xbox
%
Mighty Cat — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 2400c
%
Mikey — Hitachi mini-Microdrive
%
Millennium — Microsoft Windows ME
%
Millennium — Sun UltraSPARC V
%
Millington — Intel dual—core two-way Itanium 2 processor due mid-2005
%
Milwaukee — Apple Macintosh II
%
Minnow — Sun Storedge 3310 disk array
%
Mira — Microsoft Windows CE for Smart Displays (cancelled 12/2003)
%
Mishteh — StartCom Linux 3.0.3-ML
%
Mistral —
%
Mobile Triton — Intel 430MX
%
Mohawk 160 — HP-9000 K450
%
Mohawk 180 — HP-9000 K460 - 889
%
Mojave — Cyrix processor
%
Monad — Microsoft Shell
%
Monet — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 165c
%
Montana — Apple Macintosh Classic II
%
Montana — Apple Power Macintosh 8600 and 9600
%
Montara GML — Intel processors
%
Monte Carlo — Sun Netra ct 800
%
Montecito — Intel IA-64 processors
%
Montera — Intel processors
%
Monterey — SCO/IBM/Sequent Unix
%
Montvale — Intel successor to Montecito processors due 2007
%
Monza — Turbolinux 7W
%
Mooch — Tao Linux 1.0-U3
%
Moonbase — Lunar Linux current
%
Moonshine — Sun backplane bus for 12 and 16 slot chassis, also Fedora 7 Linux
%
Moosehead — Silicon Graphics O2 Workstation
%
Morgan — AMD Duron processor
%
Morgan — Sun 1-way UltraSPARC IIIi
%
Moriarty — Sun System Handbook
%
Moses — Apple Mac OS X Server-Based Mac
%
Mother's Day — Red Hat Linux 1.0
%
Mother's Day .1 — Red Hat Linux 1.1
%
Mount Prospect — Intel MP440BX
%
Mousex — Lunar Linux 1.3
%
Moxie — Adobe Flex 3.0
%
Mozilla — Netscape Navigator (since spun off as its own name and browser)
%
Mr. Coffee — Sun 1st generation JavaStation 1
%
Mr. T — Apple Macintosh Plus
%
Mriya — ASP Linux 7.1
%
Mucho Grande — MG8
%
Mulligan — Apple Macintosh Portable (backlit)
%
Mustang — AMD processor
%
Mustang — Red Hat Linux 4.9 / 4.9.1 / 4.96
%
Mustang — Sun Java 2 Standard Edition 6.0 (due 2006)
%
N10 — Intel i860 processor
%
N11 — Intel i860XP processor
%
Nachos — SunVideo
%
Nahant — Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.94
%
Nano — Lunar Linux 1.1.2
%
Napa — Intel Centrino 3rd-generation
%
Nashville — Microsoft Windows 96 (discontinued)
%
Natoma — Intel 440FX
%
Natty Narwhal — Ubuntu 11.04o
%
Nautilus — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 2400c
%
Navigator — IBM 3174
%
Nehalem — Intel's 45 nm Technology Process
%
Nehemiah — Cyrix C4 processor
%
Nell — Sun SBus PCMCIA adapter
%
Neptune — Intel 430NX
%
Neptune — Microsoft Windows 2000 Home Edition (cancelled)
%
Neptune — Sun SPARCEngine EC
%
Neutron — Sun Ultra 1
%
Nevada — Apple Power Macintosh 9500/180-200
%
Nevada — Current[update] development releases of Solaris
%
Newcastle — AMD Athlon 64 processor with 512KB L2 cache
%
Newton — Progeny Linux 1.0
%
Niagara — Sun UltraSPARC 8-processor CPU, successor to Gemini, due in 2005
%
Niagra — Sun Tape Backup Tray
%
Nighthawk — Sun TurboSPARC-based SS5
%
Ninevah — Intel Ethernet chip
%
Nitro — Apple Power Macintosh 8500/120
%
Nitro — Nintendo DS
%
Nocona — Intel 64-bit Xeon processors
%
Nodewarrior — Sun SPARCstation ELC
%
NoDo — "Copy&Paste" update for Windows Phone 7
%
Noodle — ROOT GNU/Linux 1.3
%
Nordica — Sun SPARCEngine CP1500
%
North — AppleTalk Internet Router
%
Northbridge — AMD-762
%
Northwood — Intel Pentium 4 130 nm processor
%
Nougat — Android 7.0/7.1
%
Nova — Arch Linux 0.5
%
Nova96 — HP-9000 G60/H60/I60
%
NuKernel — Apple kernel
%
NV35 — NVidia GeForce FX 5900
%
NV36 — NVidia GeForce FX 5700
%
NV38 — NVidia GeForce FX 5950
%
NX — Nintendo Switch
%
Oak — Sun Java
%
OberoN — Linux Smart Card Howto 1.0.4
%
Obi Wan — CollegeLinux 2.5
%
Oceanic — Apple Macintosh IIsi
%
Odem — Intel 855PM chipset
%
Odin — TinySofa Enterprise Server Linux 2.0
%
Odyssey — Microsoft Windows 2000's cancelled successor
%
Odyssey — Mandrake Linux 7.2
%
Odyssey — SiS 740
%
Offcampus — Sun SPARCstation SLC
%
Okinawa — Turbolinux 2.0
%
Omega — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 190/190c
%
Oneiric Ocelot — Ubuntu 11.10
%
Ootpa — Red Hat Linux 8.0
%
Optimus — Apple Macintosh LC 575
%
Orbis — PlayStation 4
%
Orbit — Sun SolarNet PC-X terminal software
%
Orca — Sun E4000/E5000
%
Oreo — Sun Netra j 3.0, Android 8.0/8.1
%
Orion — Microsoft Windows CE 2.11, Palm-sized PC 1.1
%
Orion — Yellow Dog Linux 4.0
%
Orion DT — Intel 450KX
%
Orion ST — Intel 450GX
%
Orleans — AMD Athlon 64 90 nm processor (Socket AM2 w/ DDR2-667)
%
OS04 — grml Linux 0.1
%
Oslo — Sun QIC-2.5GB 1/4" Tape
%
Osmium — Exchange 5.5
%
Osoyoos — XMetaL Author and Developer 4.0 Trial Version
%
Osprey — Sun Millennium-based workgroup server
%
Othello — Sun cPCI 500 MHz USIIe CPU
%
Otter — Sun Ultra 5
%
Owens — Sun NetDynamics Release/Rev 5
%
Pacific — Apple Macintosh IIci
%
Pacifica — AMD processor virtualizat ion features
%
Palermo — AMD Sempron S754 90 nm processor
%
Palladium — Microsoft Next Generation Secure Computing Base (Microsoft Codename Longhorn component)
%
Palomi no — AMD Athlon XP/MP 180 nm processor
%
Panama — Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1 ES
%
Panda — Sun SS20 with 75 MHz Voyager
%
Panther — Apple Mac OS X 10.3
%
Panther — Sun SPARCEngine Ultra AXi
%
Paramount — SuperSavage
%
Paran — WOWLinux 7.1
%
Paran—R2 — WOWLinux 7.3 Beta
%
Parhelia — G1000
%
Paris — AMD Sempron S754 130 nm processor
%
Paris — Apple Macintosh II
%
Paul — Conner CFP1080S
%
PBox — Sun External Expansion Module
%
Peanuts — Sun low cost 207 MB disk
%
Pegasus — Microsoft Windows CE 1.0
%
Pendolino — SmoothWall Linux 2.0 Beta 7
%
Penguin — Sun PCi—based SunPC card
%
Penryn — Intel Core 2 "Core architecture" 45 nm die shrink with SSE4
%
Pensacola — Red Hat Linux AS 2.1 / RHEL 2.1 AS
%
Perestroika — Apple A/UX 2.0
%
Perigree — Sun SPARCstation 4
%
Persistence — TinySofa Enterprise Linux 2.0-pre3
%
Peter Pan — Apple Macintosh TV
%
Phantasmal — Source Mage GNU/Linux 0.6
%
Pharaoh — StartCom Linux 3.0.0-DL
%
Phiphi — LinuxTLE 4.1
%
Phenom — Family of AMD processors
%
Phoebe — Red Hat Linux 8.1
%
Phoenix — Apple IIGS
%
Phoenix — Apple Power Macintosh LC 5420/5500
%
Phoenix — Sun SPARCstation IPC
%
Photon — Sun Enterprise Network Array A5000
%
Picasso — Red Hat Linux 3.0.3
%
Pico — Lunar Linux 1.2
%
Pie — Android 9.0
%
Piglet — Red Hat Linux 6.1.92
%
Piglet — Sun real—time MPEG2 decoder
%
Pike's Peak — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 145B
%
Piltdown Man — Apple Power Macintosh 6100/60
%
Pinball — Apple Macintosh LC
%
Pineapple — Sun PCI framebuffer/graphics for U30
%
Ping—Pong — Apple OneScanner
%
Pinnacle — LSI HyperSPARC chip
%
Pinstripe — Red Hat Linux 6.9.5
%
Pippin — Apple IIc
%
Pipeline HD — Seagate IIc
%
Pismo — Apple PowerBook G3 (version with Firewire Ports)
%
Pizza — Apple IIc+
%
Placer — Intel E7505 chipset
%
Plano — Sun 19" monitor
%
Platinum — Sun next generation Crichton
%
Platte —
%
Pliska — Tilix Linux 0.3
%
Plumas — Intel E7500 chipset
%
Plus — WOWLinux 6.1
%
PlusPlus — Apple Macintosh SE
%
Pluto — Sun SPARCStorage Array Model 101, 102, 112
%
Polaris — Sun3, SPARC, Sun4/E
%
Pommes — ROOT GNU/Linux 1.4 Beta
%
Pomona — Yellow Dog Linux 2.0
%
Pooh — Sun real-time MPEG2 decoder
%
Poppy — Sun 17" entry level
%
Portland —
%
Portola — i752
%
Potato — Debian GNU/Linux 2.2
%
Potomac — Intel Xeon MP
%
Powderhorn — Sun StorEdge L6000
%
Power Express — Apple Power Macintosh G3 Pro
%
Power Surge — Apple Power Macintosh PCI
%
Powerware — Sun SPARCWorks/Accelerator
%
Precise Pangolin — Ubuntu 12.04
%
Prelude — Sun Solaris/Workshop for Objects
%
Prelude W — HP-9000 N4000-36
%
Prelude W 440 — HP-9000 N4000-44
%
Prelude W+ 550 — HP-9000 N4000-55
%
Premise 500 — Apple Macintosh Quadra 900
%
Prescott — Intel Pentium 4 500 series, successor to Northwood
%
Presler — Intel Pentium 4 6×1 series, successor to Prescott-2M
%
Prestonia — Intel Xeon 130 nm processor
%
Primus — Apple Macintosh LC 475
%
Primus — Apple Macintosh Quadra 605
%
Prism — Apple Macintosh LC
%
Private Variables — Lunar Linux 1.3.3
%
Profusion — Intel processors
%
Project Atlantis — Nintendo Game Boy Advance
%
Project Café — Nintendo Wii U
%
Project Chess — IBM PC
%
Project Ganges — ShoppingList.com
%
Project K — Apple eMate 300
%
Project Needlemouse — Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode 1
%
Project Pipeline — RxCentric.com Inc.
%
Project Reality — Nintendo 64
%
Project X — The Sims
%
Propeller — Apple IIc+
%
Psyche — Red Hat Linux 8.0
%
Psycho+ — Sun UPA to PCI bus bridge
%
Puberty — WOWLinux 6.2
%
Puffin — Google desktop search application
%
Pulsar — Sun Ultra 2
%
Puma — Apple Mac OS X 10.1
%
Puppy — Name of Linux OS
%
Purple — Sun RAID disk storage
%
Python — Seagate ST42400ND
%
P9 — Power Mac G4 Cube
%
Q88 — Apple Mac Mini (headless affordable mac)
%
Q97 — Apple FireWire interface for GarageBand
%
QED — Sun Quad Ethernet
%
Quadra 1000 — Apple Macintosh Quadra 840av
%
Quadro — Sun GX+
%
Quahog — Sun E420R
%
Quantal Quetzal — Ubuntu 12.10
%
Quark — Sun Ultra 30
%
Quasar — Sun Ultra 80
%
Quattro — Windows Home Server
%
QuattroXL — Sun QuadFastEthernet SBus Excel
%
Queen Cake — Android 10
%
Quesnel — XMetaL Author 4.5
%
Quicksilver — Aurox Linux 10.1
%
Quicksilver — Sun SelectMail
%
R2 — Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2
%
Racer — Silicon Graphics Octane
%
Radiance — Sun WebCT
%
Raffica — Apple Macintosh IIsi
%
Raffika — Apple Macintosh IIsi
%
Rage6 — ATI Radeon 7200
%
Raisin — Apple IIc+
%
Rajt! — UHU-Linux 1.2
%
Rambo — Apple IIGS
%
Rampage —
%
Raphsody DC-360 — HP-9000 L1000-36 / rp5400
%
Raphsody DC-440 — HP-9000 L1000-44 / rp5400
%
Raphsody 360 — HP-9000 L2000-36 / rp5460
%
Raphsody 440 — HP-9000 L2000-44 / rp5450
%
Rapier — Microsoft Windows CE 3.0, Pocket PC 2000
%
Raptor — Apple operating system
%
Raptor — IBM z800
%
Raptor — Seagate ST32550N
%
Raring Ringtail — Ubuntu 13.04
%
Raven — IBM RS/6000 7017-S70
%
Raven — Seagate ST3500N
%
Rawhide — Red Hat Linux unstable development tree
%
RayBan — Apple Macintosh IIsi
%
Razor — Sun E220R
%
Rebound — Apple Macintosh Performa 5200
%
Rebound — Apple Power Macintosh LC 5200
%
Redstone — Windows 10 Anniversary Update
%
Red Pill — Adobe Photoshop CS3
%
Regatta — IBM p690
%
Rembrandt — Red Hat Linux 3.0.4 / 3.95
%
Renault — Apple File Exchange
%
Reno — Apple Macintosh II
%
Replacements — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 140
%
Revolution — Nintendo Wii
%
Rex — Debian GNU/Linux 1.2
%
Rhapsody — Apple Mac OS X Server 1.0 and enterprise OS
%
Rialto — Sun StorEdge L280
%
Richmond — XMetaL Developer 4.5
%
Rincewind — VLC Media Player 2.1
%
Ringo — Conner CFP2105E
%
Ringo — Seagate ST32430WC
%
Rio — TinySofa Classic Server Linux 1.1
%
Rio de Janeiro — SOT Linux 2000R3
%
Riviera — Apple Macintosh Portable
%
Road Warrior — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 170
%
Roadracer — Sun graphics card (GXi) for Sun386i
%
Roadrunner — Sun386i, RR150, RR250
%
Roam — Sun remote mail client
%
Rochester — Intel RC440BX
%
Rocky — Sun deskside system enclosure package
%
Rockchip — Apad Processor chip
%
Rome — Yellow Dog Linux 2.2
%
Romeo — Sun SPARCEngine CP1400
%
Rosebud — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 100
%
Rosebud — Sun 16" mid-range monitor
%
Rost — UHU-Linux 1.2-rc2
%
Roswell — Red Hat Linux 7.1.90 / 7.1.94
%
Round One Inc. — epinions.com Inc.
%
Royale — Macromedia Flex 1.0
%
Rubicon — Power Mac G4 Cube
%
Rudi — KDE 3.2
%
Sabin — Tilix Linux 1.0-Beta1
%
Sabre — Sun MicroSPARC IIep
%
Safari — Sun UltraSPARC III
%
Sagres — Ciaxa Magica Linux 8.0
%
Sahara — IBM 750FX processor
%
Salem — SA820
%
Samila — LinuxTLE 5.5
%
Samuel — Cyrix processor
%
Sandy Bridge — Second Generation Intel Core I processor
%
San Diego — AMD Athlon 64/FX S939 90 nm processor
%
Santa Fe — Sun telco processor enhancer
%
Santa Rosa — Intel Centrino 4th-generation
%
Santiago — Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
%
Sapphire — Sun UltraSPARC II
%
Sara — Apple III[3]
%
Sarge — Debian GNU/Linux 3.1
%
Satura — grml Linux 0.2
%
Sawtooth — Apple G4 tower
%
Scimitar —
%
Scorpion — Sun SPARCServer 1000
%
Scud — Sun DSBE/S
%
Sea Lion — Sun Ultra 10
%
Seam — Sun p4bus Greyscale/Mono Frame Buffer
%
Seattle — Intel SE440BX
%
Seattle2 — Intel SE440BX-2
%
Seawolf — Red Hat Linux 7.1
%
Seawolf — Sun StorEdge L180
%
Serengeti — Sun Enterprise Server family
%
Sevar — Tilix Linux 0.4
%
Severn — aborted Red Hat Linux 10 (transferred to the Fedora project)
%
Shadow — Apple Macintosh Quadra 700
%
ShakaZulu — Sun 400M trialngle graphics
%
Shame — RIAA project to distribute viruses in MP3 files
%
Shark — IBM Enterprise Storage Server (ESS)
%
Sharptooth — AMD K6-3 processor
%
Shasta — Rocks Cluster Linux 3.2.0
%
Shasta — Sun 2-way UltraSPARC IIIi
%
Sheffield — Sun Netra ft 1800
%
Sheffield Tesla — Sun Netra ft 1800
%
Shelton — Intel Banias with no L2 cache (aka Banias-0)
%
Sherlock — Apple internet information retrieval application
%
Sherlock — Sun Answerbook viewable via HTML
%
Sherman — Sun SPARCServer Voyager motherboard
%
Sherry — Apple IIc
%
Shillelagh — Source Mage GNU/Linux 0.5
%
Shiloh — Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (8.0)
%
Shiner HE — Apple Network Server 700
%
Shiner LE — Apple Network Server 500
%
Shitake — Zen Linux 1.1
%
Shogun —
%
Show & Tell — Apple Macintosh LC 630
%
Show & Tell — Apple Macintosh Performa 630
%
Show & Tell — Apple Macintosh Quadra 630–638
%
Show Biz — Apple Macintosh Quadra 630–638
%
Shrike — Red Hat Linux 9.0
%
Siberia — ASP Linux 9.2
%
Sibyl — Sun Interface Converter
%
Sid — Debian GNU/Linux unstable development distribution
%
Sidewinder — ATI Radeon2
%
Silence — RIAA project to scan computers for MP3 files and delete them
%
Silverdale — Intel processor virtualization features
%
Silverstone — Turbolinux 8.W
%
Sirius — Sun CPU card in Sun-3/260, 3/280
%
Sirius — Yellow Dog Linux 3.0
%
Sisyphus — ALT Linux
%
Skipjack — Red Hat Linux 7.2.91
%
Skyhawk — Sun cPCI Gigabit Ethernet MMF
%
SLAVIO — Sun external serial port ASIC chip
%
SledgeHammer — AMD Athlon 64 FX S940 processor
%
Slice — Apple Macintosh Color Classic
%
Slink — Debian GNU/Linux 2.1
%
Slipstream — Sun 1/2" HP Front Load Tape Drive
%
Smithfield — Intel Pentium D dual-core processor
%
Snapshot — Sun VideoPix
%
Snark — DEC TOPS-20
%
Snowball — Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.11
%
Snow Leopard — Apple Mac OS X 10.6
%
Sobeck — IBM four-way processors
%
Solano — Intel i815 chipset
%
Solano2 — Intel i815E chipset
%
Solarnet — Sun PCLAN admin utilities for PC enterprise users
%
Solstizio — Linux Netwosix 1.1
%
Sonata — Apple Mac OS 9.0
%
Sonoma — Intel Centrino 2nd-generation
%
Sonoma — Sun StorEdge A3000
%
Space Cadet — Apple A/UX 2.0
%
Space Monkey — Adobe Photoshop CS2
%
Space Mountain — Sun ACL 7/100
%
Spam — Sun SX imaging accelerator ASIC on motherboard
%
Sparkle — Sun XM-5301B
%
Sparkler — Sun JDK 1.1.4
%
Spartacus — Apple 20th Anniversary Macintosh
%
Speedbump 610 — Apple Macintosh Quadra 610
%
Speedbump 650 — Apple Macintosh Quadra 650
%
Speedracer — SGI Octane 2
%
Speedway — Sun tools for optimized Java apps
%
SPIFF — Sun Serial Parallel Controller
%
Spike — Apple Macintosh Quadra 700
%
Spike — Blag Linux 9001
%
Spitfire — AMD Duron
%
Spitfire — Sun UltraSPARC I
%
Splash Mountain — Sun StorEdge L11000
%
Spock — Apple Macintosh IIx
%
Sponge — Tao Linux 4
%
Sport16 — Sun SWIS, SWIS/S, DWIS, DWIS/S
%
Sport20 — Sun UDWIS/S
%
Sport8 — Sun SSHA
%
Springdale — Intel i865PE chipset
%
Spruce Goose — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 540
%
Spud — Sun 688 MB drive in expansion pedestal
%
Sputnik — uOS — The Micro Operating System 0.81
%
Sputnik Bluesky — Sun CP2060
%
Sputnik Orion — Sun CP2080
%
Spuzzum — XMAX (XMetaL for ActiveX) 4.5
%
Squeaky — Apple Macintosh II 32-bit ROMs
%
Squeeze — Debian GNU/Linux 6.0
%
SR-71 — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 540
%
Staccato L2 180 — HP-9000 A180c
%
Staccato L2 132 — HP-9000 A132
%
Star Trek — Apple Mac OS for x86
%
Starbuck — Red Hat Linux 5.9
%
Starbucks — Apple Workgroup Server 6150/60, 8150/80, 9150/80
%
Starburst — Sun Solaris 2.5
%
Starcat — Sun SunFire 15000
%
Starfire — Sun Ultra Enterprise 10000
%
Starter — Aurox Linux 8.0
%
Stealth — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
Steam — Online video game distribution store and gamer network
%
Stenz — Fedora Core Linux 4
%
Stinger — ATI Radeon2
%
Stinger — IBM DB2 8.2
%
Stinger — Microsoft Windows CE 3.0 for Smart Phones (Smartphone 2002)
%
Stinger — Sun 2.1GB disk card
%
Stingrack — datacenter enclosure for Sun-4/390, 4/490
%
Stingray — Apple Macintosh IIci
%
Stingray — deskside enclosure for Sun-4/330
%
Stingrock — Sun 4/370
%
Stoned Beaver — Linux kernel 2.6.0-test10
%
Stonehenge — Adobe Photoshop CS4
%
StoreX — Sun open disk API architecture
%
Storm — Aurox Linux 9.4
%
Strange Cargo — Adobe Photoshop 5.0 and 5.5
%
Stratos — Apple Macintosh IIx
%
Stretch — Debian GNU/Linux 9.0
%
Suck — RIAA project to DOS sites offering MP3 files
%
Sumatra — SU810
%
Sumatra — Sun SPARCEngine CP1200
%
Summit — Apple Workgroup Server 7250/120, 8550/132
%
Sunbox — Sun SPARCCluster 1
%
Sunchild — Trustix Secure Linux 2.2
%
SunDials — Sun
%
SunDragon — Sun next generation JavaStation
%
Sunergy — Sun SPARCClassic X
%
SunFiler — Sun E220R + 1 -2 A1000 + Solaris 7 (StorEdge N8200)
%
Sunfire — Sun Ultra Enterprise 6000
%
Sunfire+ — Sun Ultra Enterprise 6500
%
Sunflower — Sun 20" premium color
%
Sunlight — Sun FDDI board
%
SunLink PC — Sun TotalNet Advanced Server software
%
Sunrack — Sun 56" data center cabinet
%
SunRay — Sun SPARC 4/400 series systems
%
SunRay 1 — Syn Network Computer desktop system
%
Sunrise — Aurox Linux 9.0
%
Sunrise — Sun—4/260, 4/280
%
SunScreen — Sun SPF100 hardware/software firewall
%
SunSwift — Sun SBus 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet and Fast/wide SCSI2
%
SuperFetch — Microsoft technology in Windows Vista to speed application launch
%
SuperGun —
%
Super II — Apple IIe
%
Superior — Sun 20" premium greyscale
%
Supernami — Sun 66 MHz+ microSPARC II chip
%
Susan — OpenLab GNU/Linux 3.2
%
Suzuka — Turbolinux 10D
%
Swift — Sun microSPARC II
%
Swing — Sun Java Foundation Classes
%
Sysyphus — Alt Linux 2.?
%
Strations — The unbeatable warriors
%
T-Bird — Red Hat Linux 4.8
%
T-Rex — IBM z990 mainframe computer
%
Tabasco — Sun Redundant Storage Module
%
Tactical Domestic Simulator — The Sims
%
Tadpole — Sun 5GB 4 mm
%
Taj Mahal — FARA on Steroids Active Measures Analytics
%
Talisker — Microsoft Windows CE 4.0
%
Talon — Sun SunDials
%
Tanglewood — Intel processors due 2006
%
Tango — Update for Windows Phone 7.5
%
Tanner — Intel Pentium 3 Xeon 250 nm processor
%
Tantalus — SOT Linux 2003
%
Tanzania — Apple Power Macintosh 4400/7220
%
Taroon — Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3
%
Tarzan — Sun 2.1 GB Differential SCSI
%
Tattle — RIAA project to scan computers and report them as pirates
%
Taylor3 — Linux Multi-Disk Howto 0.32i
%
Tazmax — Sun Ultra Enterprise 450 (A25)
%
Tazmo — Sun Ultra 450
%
Teddy — Apple IIc ("Testing Every Day")
%
Tehama — Intel i850 chipset
%
Tejas — Intel processors due Q2 2005 and now cancelled
%
Tempest — Apple Macintosh Quadra 660av
%
Tempo — Apple Mac OS 8
%
Teragrid — Distributed Terascale Facility
%
Terminator — Sun Network Terminal Server
%
Tervel — Tilix Linux 0.2
%
Tettnang — Fedora Core Linux 2.0
%
Texas — hacking movement in a Mexican high school operated by PLhackers
%
The Considerable Duck — GNOME 2.0.2 Desktop RC1
%
Thor — Sun S493
%
Thoroughbred — AMD Athlon XP 130 nm processor
%
Thunder Mountain — Sun StorEdge L1000
%
Thunderbird — AMD Athlon processor
%
Thunderbird — Red Hat Linux 4.8 / 4.8.1 / 4.95
%
Tiger — Apple Mac OS X 10.4
%
Tiger — Sun Java 2 Standard Edition 5.0
%
Tiger Eye —
%
Tiger Mountain — Adobe Photoshop 3.0 for Mac
%
Tillamook — Intel Mobile Pentium with MMX
%
Tikanga — Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
%
Tim — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 170
%
Tim LC — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 140
%
Tim Lite — Apple Macintosh PowerBook 140
%
Timba — Seagate ST43401ND
%
Timna — Intel processors
%
TNT — Apple Power Macintosh 7500 ("The New Tesseract")
%
TNT 100 — HP-9000 T500
%
TNT 120 — HP-9000 T520
%
Today is gonna be the day — T2 Linux 2.1.0-beta
%
Toddy — Sun 14" monitor
%
Tofino — XMetaL Author 4.0 Service Pack 2
%
Togo — Sun SPARCStorage UniPack
%
Togo Tall — Sun SPARCStorage FlexiPack
%
Tonga — Sun Netra ct 400
%
Topaz — Microsoft Systems Management Server
%
Topcat — Sun microSPARC IIi + 256K cache module for Topdog
%
Topdog — Sun Ultra AXe
%
Toro — Sun Differential SCSI Expansion Pedestal
%
Tornado — MSN Messenger Service
%
Toucan — G400
%
Trail — XMetaL 4.5 Service Pack 3 (XMetaL Author, Developer, XMAX and Central)
%
Trailblazer — Apple Power Macintosh LC 5200
%
Traktopel — Mandrake Linux 8.0
%
Transformer — Apple Macintosh Performa 5200
%
Transformer — Apple Power Macintosh LC 5200
%
Threshold — Windows 10
%
TRex — Seagate/IBM DFHP-34320 4.2 GB 1.6" 7200 rpm disk
%
Tribble — Sun SPARCClassicX Rev 2.0 software
%
Trike — Blag Linux 9002
%
Trinity — SiS 5597/5598
%
Trinity — Power Mac G4 Cube
%
Triton — Intel 430FX
%
Triton/TX — Intel 430TX
%
Triton/VX — Intel 430VX
%
Triton2 — Intel 430HX
%
Troy — AMD Opteron 200 series processors
%
Tsunami — Apple Power Macintosh 9500/120
%
Tsunami — Sun microSPARC
%
Tualatin — Intel Pentium III 130 nm processor
%
Tukwila — Intel processors due 2006 (formerly called Tanglewood)
%
Tulip — Sun 15" color monitor
%
Tulloch — Intel i855 chipset
%
Tulsa — Intel Xeon 7100 series
%
Tumwater — Intel processors
%
TurboGX — Sun single SBus GX card with faster 2D/3D vector
%
Turion — AMD cpu name
%
Twiggy — Sun X6002A thin Floppy
%
Twin Castle — Intel E8500 chipset
%
TwinPeaks — Sun Java interface to C/C++ library generator
%
Twister — G100
%
Ucluelet — XMetaL Developer 4.0 Service Pack 2
%
Ulysses — Mandrake Linux 7.2
%
UltraLight 2W U+/240 — HP-9000 D390/R390
%
UltraPenguin — Sun port of Linux 2.2 kernel for UltraSPARC
%
Underdog — Sun PCI ATM
%
Underground — WOWLinux 6.2
%
Union Bay — XMetaL 4.6 (XMetaL Author, Developer and XMAX)
%
Unisun — Sun Campus/SPARCstation 1
%
Update 1 — Lycoris Desktop/LX Build 44
%
Update 2 — Lycoris Desktop/LX Build 46
%
Update 3 — Lycoris Desktop/LX Build 142
%
Ural — ASP Linux 9
%
Uzi — Apple Macintosh II
%
Vail — Apple Macintosh LC III
%
Valandraud — Vine Linux 3.0
%
Valhalla — Red Hat Linux 7.3
%
Valkyrie — SunOS 4.1.3 (Solaris 1.1 Rev B)
%
Vancouver — VC820
%
Vanderbilt — Red Hat Linux 4.1
%
Vanderpool — Intel Virtualization Technology
%
Vega — Arch Linux 0.2
%
Vega — Sun StarOffice 5.1
%
Venice— AMD Athlon 64 90 nm processor w/ 512KB L2 cache
%
Vegas — Sun Aurora Technology 7-slot PCI Expander
%
Venice — Mandrake Linux 5.1
%
Venus — AMD Opteron 100 series processors
%
Venus — Mandrake Linux 6.0
%
Venus — Microsoft Windows CE for WebTV (see also: Microsoft Venus)
%
Venus — Skolelinux 1.0
%
Venus in Furs — Adobe Photoshop 6.0
%
Vernon — XMAX (XMetaL for ActiveX) 4.0 Service Pack 2
%
Verne — Fedora 16 Linux
%
Vertex-TX — second generation vulcan elite CPU
%
Viking — Sun SuperSPARC chip
%
VineSeed — Vine Linux current testing
%
Viper — AMD-756
%
Viper — Turbolinux 8.0S Beta
%
Viper+ — AMD-766
%
Viper — Ross Technology 64-bit SPARC processor
%
Viros — DEC TOPS-20
%
Virtue — Source Mage GNU/Linux 0.9.3
%
Visa — Sun SPARCEngine CP2000
%
Vishera — AMD's Update to Bullzoder Released Oct 2012 Bulldozer (microarchitecture))
%
Vitamin — Mandrake Linux 8.1
%
VLC — (Very Low Cost) Apple IIc
%
VLX — Tandem NonStop 4th Generation (Later HP NonStop)
%
Vostok — ASP Linux 7.3
%
Voyager — Sun SuperSPARC II
%
Vulcan — Seagate ST31200N
%
Vienna — Microsoft Windows 7
%
Waghor — LinuxTLE 7.0
%
Walkaround — Google Wave
%
Wall Street — Apple Macintosh PowerBook G3
%
Wallop — Microsoft project that includes blogging, filesharing, etc.
%
Wally — Sun StorEdge D240
%
Walrus — Sun Ultra 10 with 333 MHz
%
Warm Springs — Intel WS440BX
%
Warty Warthog — Ubuntu 4.10
%
Water — Aurox Linux 9.2
%
Watney — Sun SunForum 3.2
%
Wave3 — Sun Solaris 2.6
%
Weed-Whacker — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
Werewolf — Fedora 8
%
Wheezey — Debian GNU/Linux 7.0
%
Whidbey — Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
%
Whistler — Microsoft Windows XP
%
Whistler — XMetaL Author 4.0 Service Pack 1 Localized (French and German)
%
Whistler Server — Microsoft Windows Server 2003
%
Whitefield — Intel Xeon processors due in 2006, cancelled
%
White Rabbit — Adobe Photoshop CS5
%
Whitney — Intel i810 chipset
%
Whopper — Seagate ST11200N
%
Wide Stinger — Sun 4.2GB, 8.4GB disk card
%
Widget — Arch Linux 0.6
%
Wilbur — HP-9000 E35
%
Willamette — Intel Pentium 4 180 nm processor
%
Wildcat — Sun high speed bus interconnect
%
Wildfire — Sun parallel UltraSPARC
%
Wildlife — ROCK Linux 2.0.2
%
Wiley — Sun StorEdge S1
%
Winchester — first floating-head disk drive, IBM, 1973
%
Winchester — AMD Athlon 64 90 nm processor
%
Wind — Aurox Linux 9.3
%
Windermere —
%
Windsor — AMD Athlon 64 X2/FX 90 nm processor (Socket AM2 w/ DDR2-800)
%
Wolfack — Windows NT"Cluster Server"
%
Wolfdale — code name for a processor from Intel
%
Wolverine — Red Hat Linux 7.0.91
%
Wombat — Arch Linux 0.7-beta1
%
Wombat 33 — Apple Macintosh Quadra 800
%
Wonderboy — Trustix Secure Linux 2.2-beta1
%
Woodcrest — Intel Xeon 5100 series processors
%
Woody — Debian GNU/Linux 3.0
%
Wren4 — Seagate 4.2GB 1.6" 5400 rpm disk
%
Wyoming — Sun full 64-bit version of Solaris
%
Wyvern — Microsoft Windows CE 2.11, Palm-sized PC 1.2
%
Xbox — Sun SBus Expansion Subsystem
%
Xena — Sun 21" monitor
%
Xenon — Microsoft Xbox 360 (successor to the Microsoft Xbox)
%
XO — Apple Macintosh Classic
%
Yaeger — Apple Macintosh PowerBook Duo 280c
%
Yamazaki — Windows Embedded CE 6.0
%
Yamhill — Intel processors
%
Yami — Chinese Linux Extension 0.9
%
Yarrow — Fedora Core Linux 1.0
%
Yarrow — Ignalum Linux 9
%
Yellow Box — Apple Rhapsody development platform
%
Yoda — Apple IIc
%
Yonah — Intel Core Duo processor
%
Yosemite — Apple Power Mac G3
%
Yosemite — OS X 10.10
%
Yorkfield — code name for some Intel processors sold as Core 2 Quad
%
Yosemite — Sun Developer Products SPARCCompilers
%
Yukon — Microsoft SQL Server 2005
%
Zambezi — Name of AMD processor's Core
%
Zappa —
%
Zebra — Sun SPARCPrinter
%
Zelda — Apple IIc
%
Zephyr — Sun 64-bit compilers
%
Zeus — Sun developer's release of SunOS based on SVR4
%
Zippy — SunVideo Plus PCI
%
Zircon — Seagate ST31200WC
%
Zircon II — Seagate CFP1060E
%
Zeotrope — AlphaCrhome
%
Zod — Fedora Core 6 Linux
%
Zoltrix — Computer Electronics Brand
%
Zone 5 — Apple Macintosh IIfx
%
Zoot — Red Hat Linux 6.2
%
Zulu — Sun 200M triangle graphics
%
ZX — Sun Leo 24-bit color frame buffer
%
Zydeco — Apple Macintosh Quadra 950
%
Raw
gistfile4.txt
0
%
(TM)
%
/dev/null
%
/me
%
0
%
1TBS
%
2
%
404
%
404 compliant
%
@-party
%
A
%
abbrev
%
ABEND
%
accumulator
%
ACK
%
Acme
%
ad-hockery
%
address harvester
%
adger
%
admin
%
ADVENT
%
adware
%
AFAIK
%
AFJ
%
AFK
%
AI
%
AI-complete
%
airplane rule
%
Alderson loop
%
aliasing bug
%
Alice and Bob
%
All hardware sucks, all software sucks.
%
all your base are belong to us
%
alpha geek
%
alpha particles
%
alt
%
alt bit
%
Aluminum Book
%
ambimouseterous
%
Amiga
%
Amiga Persecution Complex
%
amp off
%
amper
%
and there was much rejoicing
%
Angband
%
angle brackets
%
angry fruit salad
%
annoybot
%
annoyware
%
ANSI standard
%
ANSI standard pizza
%
anti-idiotarianism
%
AOL!
%
app
%
Archimedes
%
arena
%
arg
%
ARMM
%
armor-plated
%
asbestos
%
asbestos cork award
%
asbestos longjohns
%
ASCII
%
ASCII art
%
ASCIIbetical order
%
astroturfing
%
atomic
%
attoparsec
%
Aunt Tillie
%
AUP
%
autobogotiphobia
%
autoconfiscate
%
automagically
%
avatar
%
awk
%
B
%
B1FF
%
B5
%
back door
%
backbone cabal
%
backbone site
%
backgammon
%
background
%
backreference
%
backronym
%
backward combatability
%
BAD
%
Bad and Wrong
%
Bad Thing
%
bag on the side
%
bagbiter
%
bagbiting
%
baggy pantsing
%
balloonian variable
%
bamf
%
banana problem
%
bandwidth
%
bang
%
bang on
%
bang path
%
banner
%
banner ad
%
banner site
%
bar
%
bare metal
%
barf
%
barfmail
%
barfulation
%
barfulous
%
barn
%
barney
%
baroque
%
BASIC
%
batbelt
%
batch
%
bathtub curve
%
Batman factor
%
baud
%
baz
%
bazaar
%
bboard
%
BBS
%
BCPL
%
BDFL
%
beam
%
beanie key
%
beep
%
Befunge
%
beige toaster
%
bells and whistles
%
bells whistles and gongs
%
benchmark
%
Berkeley Quality Software
%
Berzerkeley
%
beta
%
BFI
%
BI
%
bible
%
BiCapitalization
%
biff
%
big iron
%
Big Red Switch
%
Big Room
%
big win
%
big-endian
%
bignum
%
bigot
%
bikeshedding
%
binary four
%
bit
%
bit bang
%
bit bashing
%
bit bucket
%
bit decay
%
bit rot
%
bit twiddling
%
bit-paired keyboard
%
bitblt
%
bits
%
bitty box
%
bixie
%
black art
%
black hat
%
black hole
%
black magic
%
Black Screen of Death
%
blammo
%
blargh
%
blast
%
blat
%
bletch
%
bletcherous
%
blinkenlights
%
blit
%
blitter
%
blivet
%
bloatware
%
BLOB
%
block
%
blog
%
Bloggs Family
%
blogosphere
%
blogrolling
%
blow an EPROM
%
blow away
%
blow out
%
blow past
%
blow up
%
BLT
%
blue box
%
Blue Glue
%
blue goo
%
Blue Screen of Death
%
blue wire
%
blurgle
%
BNF
%
boa
%
board
%
boat anchor
%
bob
%
bodge
%
BOF
%
BOFH
%
bogo-sort
%
bogometer
%
BogoMIPS
%
bogon
%
bogon filter
%
bogon flux
%
bogosity
%
bogotify
%
bogue out
%
bogus
%
Bohr bug
%
boink
%
bomb
%
bondage-and-discipline language
%
bonk/oif
%
book titles
%
boot
%
Borg
%
borken
%
bot
%
bottom feeder
%
bottom-post
%
bottom-up implementation
%
bounce
%
bounce message
%
boustrophedon
%
box
%
boxed comments
%
boxen
%
boxology
%
bozotic
%
brain dump
%
brain fart
%
brain-damaged
%
brain-dead
%
braino
%
brainwidth
%
bread crumbs
%
break
%
break-even point
%
breath-of-life packet
%
breedle
%
Breidbart Index
%
brick
%
bricktext
%
bring X to its knees
%
brittle
%
broadcast storm
%
broken
%
broken arrow
%
broken-ring network
%
BrokenWindows
%
broket
%
Brooks's Law
%
brown-paper-bag bug
%
browser
%
BRS
%
brute force
%
brute force and ignorance
%
BSD
%
BSOD
%
BUAF
%
BUAG
%
bubble sort
%
bucky bits
%
buffer chuck
%
buffer overflow
%
bug
%
bug-compatible
%
bug-for-bug compatible
%
bug-of-the-month club
%
bulletproof
%
bullschildt
%
bump
%
burble
%
buried treasure
%
burn a CD
%
burn-in period
%
burst page
%
busy-wait
%
buzz
%
buzzword-compliant
%
BWQ
%
by hand
%
byte
%
byte sex
%
bytesexual
%
Bzzzt! Wrong.
%
C
%
C
%
C Programmer's Disease
%
C&C
%
C++
%
calculator
%
Camel Book
%
camelCase
%
camelCasing
%
can't happen
%
cancelbot
%
Cancelmoose[tm]
%
candygrammar
%
canonical
%
careware
%
cargo cult programming
%
cascade
%
case and paste
%
case mod
%
casters-up mode
%
casting the runes
%
cat
%
catatonic
%
cathedral
%
cd tilde
%
CDA
%
cdr
%
chad
%
chad box
%
chain
%
chainik
%
channel
%
channel hopping
%
channel op
%
chanop
%
char
%
charityware
%
chase pointers
%
chawmp
%
check
%
cheerfully
%
chemist
%
Chernobyl chicken
%
Chernobyl packet
%
chicken head
%
chickenboner
%
chiclet keyboard
%
Chinese Army technique
%
choad
%
choke
%
chomp
%
chomper
%
CHOP
%
Christmas tree
%
Christmas tree packet
%
chrome
%
chug
%
Church of the SubGenius
%
CI$
%
Cinderella Book
%
Classic C
%
clean
%
click of death
%
CLM
%
clobber
%
clock
%
clocks
%
clone
%
clone-and-hack coding
%
clover key
%
clue-by-four
%
clustergeeking
%
co-lo
%
coaster
%
coaster toaster
%
COBOL
%
COBOL fingers
%
cobweb site
%
code
%
code grinder
%
code monkey
%
Code of the Geeks
%
code police
%
codes
%
codewalker
%
coefficient of X
%
cokebottle
%
cold boot
%
COME FROM
%
comm mode
%
command key
%
comment out
%
Commonwealth Hackish
%
compact
%
compiler jock
%
compo
%
compress
%
Compu$erve
%
computer confetti
%
computron
%
con
%
condition out
%
condom
%
confuser
%
connector conspiracy
%
cons
%
considered harmful
%
console
%
console jockey
%
content-free
%
control-C
%
control-O
%
control-Q
%
control-S
%
Conway's Law
%
cookbook
%
cooked mode
%
cookie
%
cookie bear
%
cookie file
%
cookie jar
%
cookie monster
%
copious free time
%
copper
%
copy protection
%
copybroke
%
copycenter
%
copyleft
%
copyparty
%
copywronged
%
core
%
core cancer
%
core dump
%
core leak
%
Core Wars
%
cosmic rays
%
cough and die
%
courier
%
cow orker
%
cowboy
%
CP/M
%
CPU Wars
%
crack
%
crack root
%
cracker
%
cracking
%
crank
%
crapplet
%
CrApTeX
%
crash
%
crash and burn
%
crawling horror
%
CRC handbook
%
creationism
%
creep
%
creeping elegance
%
creeping featurism
%
creeping featuritis
%
cretin
%
cretinous
%
crippleware
%
critical mass
%
crlf
%
crock
%
cross-post
%
crossload
%
crudware
%
cruft
%
cruft together
%
cruftsmanship
%
crufty
%
crumb
%
crunch
%
cryppie
%
cthulhic
%
CTSS
%
cube
%
cup holder
%
cursor dipped in X
%
cuspy
%
cut a tape
%
cybercrud
%
cyberpunk
%
cyberspace
%
cycle
%
cycle of reincarnation
%
cycle server
%
cypherpunk
%
C|N>K
%
D
%
daemon
%
daemon book
%
dahmum
%
dancing frog
%
dangling pointer
%
dark-side hacker
%
Datamation
%
DAU
%
Dave the Resurrector
%
day mode
%
dd
%
DDT
%
de-rezz
%
dead
%
dead beef attack
%
dead code
%
dead-tree version
%
DEADBEEF
%
deadlock
%
deadly embrace
%
death code
%
Death Square
%
Death Star
%
Death, X of
%
DEC
%
DEC Wars
%
decay
%
deckle
%
DED
%
deep hack mode
%
deep magic
%
deep space
%
defenestration
%
defined as
%
deflicted
%
dehose
%
Dejagoo
%
deletia
%
deliminator
%
delint
%
delta
%
demented
%
demigod
%
demo
%
demo mode
%
demoeffect
%
demogroup
%
demon
%
demon dialer
%
demoparty
%
demoscene
%
dentro
%
depeditate
%
deprecated
%
derf
%
deserves to lose
%
despew
%
dickless workstation
%
dictionary flame
%
diddle
%
die
%
die horribly
%
diff
%
dike
%
Dilbert
%
ding
%
dink
%
dinosaur
%
dinosaur pen
%
dinosaurs mating
%
dirtball
%
dirty power
%
disclaimer
%
Discordianism
%
disemvowel
%
disk farm
%
display hack
%
dispress
%
Dissociated Press
%
distribution
%
distro
%
disusered
%
DMZ
%
do protocol
%
doc
%
documentation
%
dodgy
%
dogcow
%
dogfood
%
dogpile
%
dogwash
%
Don't do that then!
%
dongle
%
dongle-disk
%
Doom, X of
%
doorstop
%
DoS attack
%
dot file
%
double bucky
%
doubled sig
%
down
%
download
%
DP
%
DPer
%
Dr. Fred Mbogo
%
dragon
%
Dragon Book
%
drain
%
dread high-bit disease
%
dread questionmark disease
%
DRECNET
%
driver
%
droid
%
drone
%
drool-proof paper
%
drop on the floor
%
drop-ins
%
drop-outs
%
drugged
%
drum
%
drunk mouse syndrome
%
DSW
%
dub dub dub
%
Duff's device
%
dumb terminal
%
dumbass attack
%
dumbed down
%
dump
%
dumpster diving
%
dusty deck
%
DWIM
%
dynner
%
E
%
Easter egg
%
Easter egging
%
eat flaming death
%
EBCDIC
%
ECP
%
ed
%
egg
%
egosurf
%
eighty-column mind
%
El Camino Bignum
%
elder days
%
elegant
%
elephantine
%
elevator controller
%
elite
%
ELIZA effect
%
elvish
%
EMACS
%
email
%
emoticon
%
EMP
%
empire
%
engine
%
English
%
enhancement
%
ENQ
%
EOD
%
EOF
%
EOL
%
EOU
%
epoch
%
epsilon
%
epsilon squared
%
era
%
Eric Conspiracy
%
Eris
%
erotics
%
error 33
%
eurodemo
%
evil
%
evil and rude
%
Evil Empire
%
exa-
%
examining the entrails
%
EXCH
%
excl
%
EXE
%
exec
%
exercise, left as an
%
Exon
%
Exploder
%
exploit
%
external memory
%
eye candy
%
eyeball search
%
F
%
face time
%
factor
%
fairings
%
fall over
%
fall through
%
fan
%
fandango on core
%
FAQ
%
FAQ list
%
FAQL
%
faradize
%
farkled
%
farm
%
fascist
%
fat electrons
%
fat pipe
%
fat-finger
%
faulty
%
fear and loathing
%
feature
%
feature creature
%
feature creep
%
feature key
%
feature shock
%
featurectomy
%
feep
%
feeper
%
feeping creature
%
feeping creaturism
%
feetch feetch
%
fence
%
fencepost error
%
fiber-seeking backhoe
%
FidoNet
%
field circus
%
field servoid
%
file signature
%
filk
%
film at 11
%
filter
%
Finagle's Law
%
fine
%
finger
%
finger trouble
%
finger-pointing syndrome
%
finn
%
firebottle
%
firefighting
%
firehose syndrome
%
firewall code
%
firewall machine
%
fireworks mode
%
firmware
%
fish
%
FISH queue
%
fisking
%
FITNR
%
fix
%
FIXME
%
flag
%
flag day
%
flaky
%
flamage
%
flame
%
flame bait
%
flame on
%
flame war
%
flamer
%
flap
%
flarp
%
flash crowd
%
flat
%
flat-ASCII
%
flat-file
%
flatten
%
flavor
%
flavorful
%
flippy
%
flood
%
flowchart
%
flower key
%
flush
%
flypage
%
Flyspeck 3
%
flytrap
%
FM
%
fnord
%
FOAF
%
FOD
%
fold case
%
followup
%
fontology
%
foo
%
foobar
%
fool
%
fool file
%
Foonly
%
footprint
%
for free
%
for the rest of us
%
for values of
%
fora
%
foreground
%
fork
%
fork bomb
%
forked
%
Formosa's Law
%
Fortrash
%
fortune cookie
%
forum
%
fossil
%
four-color glossies
%
frag
%
fragile
%
Frankenputer
%
fred
%
Fred Foobar
%
frednet
%
free software
%
freeware
%
freeze
%
fried
%
frink
%
friode
%
fritterware
%
frob
%
frobnicate
%
frobnitz
%
frog
%
frogging
%
front end
%
frotz
%
frotzed
%
frowney
%
FRS
%
fry
%
fscking
%
FSF
%
-fu
%
FUBAR
%
fuck me harder
%
FUD
%
FUD wars
%
fudge
%
fudge factor
%
fuel up
%
Full Monty
%
fum
%
functino
%
funky
%
funny money
%
furrfu
%
G
%
G
%
gang bang
%
Gang of Four
%
garbage collect
%
garply
%
gas
%
Gates's Law
%
gawble
%
GC
%
GCOS
%
GECOS
%
gedanken
%
geef
%
geek
%
geek code
%
geek out
%
geekasm
%
gen
%
gender mender
%
General Public Virus
%
generate
%
Genius From Mars Technique
%
gensym
%
Get a life!
%
Get a real computer!
%
GandhiCon
%
gib
%
GIFs at 11
%
gig
%
giga-
%
GIGO
%
gilley
%
gillion
%
ginger
%
GIPS
%
GIYF
%
glark
%
glass
%
glass tty
%
glassfet
%
glitch
%
glob
%
glork
%
glue
%
gnarly
%
GNU
%
gnubie
%
GNUMACS
%
go flatline
%
go gold
%
go root
%
go-faster stripes
%
GoAT
%
goat file
%
gobble
%
Godwin's Law
%
Godzillagram
%
golden
%
golf-ball printer
%
gonk
%
gonkulator
%
gonzo
%
Good Thing
%
google
%
google juice
%
gopher
%
gopher hole
%
gorets
%
gorilla arm
%
gorp
%
GOSMACS
%
gotcha
%
GPL
%
GPV
%
gray goo
%
gray hat
%
Great Internet Explosion
%
Great Renaming
%
Great Runes
%
Great Worm
%
great-wall
%
green bytes
%
green card
%
green lightning
%
green machine
%
Green's Theorem
%
greenbar
%
grep
%
gribble
%
grilf
%
grind
%
grind crank
%
gritch
%
grok
%
gronk
%
gronk out
%
gronked
%
grovel
%
grue
%
grunge
%
gubbish
%
Guido
%
guiltware
%
gumby
%
gunch
%
gunpowder chicken
%
guru
%
guru meditation
%
gweep
%
GWF
%
H
%
h
%
ha ha only serious
%
hack
%
hack attack
%
hack mode
%
hack on
%
hack together
%
hack up
%
hack value
%
hacked off
%
hacked up
%
hacker
%
hacker ethic
%
hacker humor
%
Hackers (the movie)
%
hacking run
%
Hacking X for Y
%
Hackintosh
%
hackish
%
hackishness
%
hackitude
%
hair
%
hairball
%
hairy
%
HAKMEM
%
hakspek
%
Halloween Documents
%
ham
%
hammer
%
hamster
%
HAND
%
hand cruft
%
hand-hacking
%
hand-roll
%
handle
%
handshaking
%
handwave
%
hang
%
Hanlon's Razor
%
happily
%
hard boot
%
hardcoded
%
hardwarily
%
hardwired
%
has the X nature
%
hash bucket
%
hash collision
%
hat
%
HCF
%
heads down
%
heartbeat
%
heatseeker
%
heavy metal
%
heavy wizardry
%
heavyweight
%
Hed Rat
%
heisenbug
%
hell desk
%
hello sailor!
%
hello world
%
hello, wall!
%
hex
%
hexadecimal
%
hexit
%
HHOK
%
HHOS
%
hidden flag
%
high bit
%
high moby
%
highly
%
hing
%
hired gun
%
hirsute
%
HLL
%
hoarding
%
hog
%
hole
%
hollised
%
holy penguin pee
%
holy wars
%
home box
%
home machine
%
home page
%
honey pot
%
hook
%
hop
%
horked
%
hose
%
hosed
%
hot chat
%
hot spot
%
hotlink
%
house wizard
%
HP-SUX
%
HTH
%
huff
%
hung
%
hungry puppy
%
hungus
%
hyperspace
%
hysterical reasons
%
I
%
I didn't change anything!
%
I see no X here.
%
I for one welcome our new X overlords
%
IANAL
%
IBM
%
ICBM address
%
ice
%
ID10T error
%
idempotent
%
IDP
%
If you want X, you know where to find it.
%
ifdef out
%
IIRC
%
ill-behaved
%
IMHO
%
Imminent Death Of The Net Predicted!
%
in the extreme
%
incantation
%
include
%
include war
%
indent style
%
Indent-o-Meter
%
index of X
%
infant mortality
%
infinite
%
infinite loop
%
Infinite-Monkey Theorem
%
infinity
%
inflate
%
Infocom
%
initgame
%
insanely great
%
installfest
%
INTERCAL
%
InterCaps
%
interesting
%
Internet
%
Internet Death Penalty
%
Internet Exploder
%
Internet Exploiter
%
interrupt
%
interrupts locked out
%
intertwingled
%
intro
%
IRC
%
iron
%
Iron Age
%
iron box
%
ironmonger
%
ISO standard cup of tea
%
ISP
%
Itanic
%
ITS
%
IWBNI
%
IYFEG
%
J
%
J. Random
%
J. Random Hacker
%
jack in
%
jaggies
%
Java
%
JCL
%
JEDR
%
Jeff K.
%
jello
%
Jeopardy-style quoting
%
jibble
%
jiffy
%
job security
%
jock
%
joe code
%
joe-job
%
juggling eggs
%
juice
%
jump off into never-never land
%
jupiter
%
K
%
K
%
K&R
%
k-
%
kahuna
%
kamikaze packet
%
kangaroo code
%
ken
%
kernel-of-the-week club
%
kgbvax
%
KIBO
%
kiboze
%
kibozo
%
kick
%
kill file
%
killer app
%
killer micro
%
killer poke
%
kilo-
%
kilogoogle
%
KIPS
%
KISS Principle
%
kit
%
KLB
%
klone
%
kludge
%
kluge
%
kluge around
%
kluge up
%
Knights of the Lambda Calculus
%
knobs
%
knurd
%
Knuth
%
koan
%
kook
%
Kool-Aid
%
kremvax
%
kyrka
%
L
%
lag
%
lamer
%
LAN party
%
language lawyer
%
languages of choice
%
LART
%
larval stage
%
lase
%
laser chicken
%
leaf site
%
leak
%
leaky heap
%
leapfrog attack
%
leech
%
leech mode
%
legal
%
legalese
%
lenna
%
LER
%
LERP
%
let the smoke out
%
letterbomb
%
lexer
%
life
%
Life is hard
%
light pipe
%
lightweight
%
like kicking dead whales down the beach
%
like nailing jelly to a tree
%
line 666
%
line eater, the
%
line noise
%
linearithmic
%
link farm
%
link rot
%
link-dead
%
lint
%
Lintel
%
Linus
%
Linux
%
lion food
%
Lions Book
%
LISP
%
list-bomb
%
lithium lick
%
little-endian
%
live
%
live data
%
Live Free Or Die!
%
livelock
%
liveware
%
lobotomy
%
locals, the
%
locked and loaded
%
locked up
%
logic bomb
%
logical
%
loop through
%
loose bytes
%
lord high fixer
%
lose
%
lose lose
%
loser
%
losing
%
loss
%
lossage
%
lossy
%
lost in the noise
%
lost in the underflow
%
lots of MIPS but no I/O
%
low-bandwidth
%
Lubarsky's Law of Cybernetic Entomology
%
Lumber Cartel
%
lunatic fringe
%
lurker
%
luser
%
M
%
M
%
M$
%
macdink
%
machoflops
%
Macintoy
%
Macintrash
%
macro
%
macro-
%
macrology
%
maggotbox
%
magic
%
magic cookie
%
magic number
%
magic smoke
%
mail storm
%
mailbomb
%
mailing list
%
main loop
%
mainframe
%
mainsleaze
%
malware
%
man page
%
management
%
mandelbug
%
manged
%
mangle
%
mangled name
%
mangler
%
manularity
%
marching ants
%
marbles
%
marginal
%
marginally
%
marketroid
%
Mars
%
martian
%
massage
%
math-out
%
Matrix
%
mav
%
maximum Maytag mode
%
McQuary limit
%
meatspace
%
meatware
%
meeces
%
meg
%
mega-
%
megapenny
%
MEGO
%
meltdown, network
%
meme
%
meme plague
%
memetics
%
memory farts
%
memory leak
%
memory smash
%
menuitis
%
mess-dos
%
meta
%
meta bit
%
metasyntactic variable
%
MFTL
%
mickey
%
mickey mouse program
%
micro-
%
MicroDroid
%
microfortnight
%
microLenat
%
microReid
%
microserf
%
Microsloth Windows
%
Microsoft
%
micros~1
%
middle-endian
%
middle-out implementation
%
milliLampson
%
minor detail
%
MIPS
%
misbug
%
misfeature
%
missile address
%
MiSTing
%
miswart
%
MMF
%
mobo
%
moby
%
mockingbird
%
mod
%
mode
%
mode bit
%
modulo
%
mojibake
%
molly-guard
%
Mongolian Hordes technique
%
monkey up
%
monkey, scratch
%
monstrosity
%
monty
%
Moof
%
Moore's Law
%
moria
%
MOTAS
%
MOTOS
%
MOTSS
%
mouse ahead
%
mouse belt
%
mouse droppings
%
mouse elbow
%
mouse pusher
%
mouso
%
MS-DOS
%
mu
%
MUD
%
muddie
%
mudhead
%
muggle
%
Multics
%
multitask
%
mumblage
%
mumble
%
munch
%
munching
%
munching squares
%
munchkin
%
mundane
%
mung
%
munge
%
Murphy's Law
%
music
%
mutter
%
N
%
N
%
nadger
%
nagware
%
nailed to the wall
%
nailing jelly
%
naive
%
naive user
%
NAK
%
NANA
%
nano
%
nano-
%
nanoacre
%
nanobot
%
nanocomputer
%
nanofortnight
%
nanotechnology
%
narg
%
nasal demons
%
nastygram
%
Nathan Hale
%
nature
%
neat hack
%
neats vs. scruffies
%
neep-neep
%
neophilia
%
nerd
%
nerd knob
%
net.-
%
net.god
%
net.personality
%
net.police
%
netburp
%
netdead
%
nethack
%
netiquette
%
netlag
%
netnews
%
Netscrape
%
netsplit
%
netter
%
network address
%
network meltdown
%
New Jersey
%
New Testament
%
newbie
%
newgroup wars
%
newline
%
NeWS
%
newsfroup
%
newsgroup
%
nick
%
nickle
%
night mode
%
Nightmare File System
%
NIL
%
Ninety-Ninety Rule
%
nipple mouse
%
NMI
%
no-op
%
noddy
%
non-optimal solution
%
nonlinear
%
nontrivial
%
not entirely unlike X
%
not ready for prime time
%
notwork
%
NP-
%
NSA line eater
%
NSP
%
nude
%
nugry
%
nuke
%
number-crunching
%
numbers
%
NUXI problem
%
nybble
%
nyetwork
%
O
%
Ob-
%
Obfuscated C Contest
%
obi-wan error
%
Objectionable-C
%
obscure
%
octal forty
%
off the trolley
%
off-by-one error
%
offline
%
ogg
%
-oid
%
old fart
%
Old Testament
%
on the gripping hand
%
one-banana problem
%
one-line fix
%
one-liner wars
%
ooblick
%
OP
%
op
%
open
%
open source
%
open switch
%
operating system
%
operator headspace
%
optical diff
%
optical grep
%
optimism
%
Oracle, the
%
Orange Book
%
oriental food
%
orphan
%
orphaned i-node
%
orthogonal
%
OS
%
OS/2
%
OSS
%
OT
%
OTOH
%
out-of-band
%
overclock
%
overflow bit
%
overrun
%
overrun screw
%
owned
%
P
%
P.O.D.
%
packet over air
%
padded cell
%
page in
%
page out
%
pain in the net
%
paper-net
%
param
%
PARC
%
parent message
%
parity errors
%
Parkinson's Law of Data
%
parm
%
parse
%
Pascal
%
PascalCasing
%
pastie
%
patch
%
patch pumpkin
%
patch space
%
path
%
pathological
%
payware
%
PBD
%
PD
%
PDP-10
%
PDP-11
%
PDP-20
%
PEBKAC
%
peek
%
pencil and paper
%
Pentagram Pro
%
Pentium
%
peon
%
percent-S
%
perf
%
perfect programmer syndrome
%
Perl
%
person of no account
%
pessimal
%
pessimizing compiler
%
peta-
%
pffft
%
PFY
%
phage
%
phase
%
phase of the moon
%
phase-wrapping
%
PHB
%
phreaker
%
phreaking
%
pico-
%
pig-tail
%
pilot error
%
ping
%
Ping O' Death
%
ping storm
%
pink contract
%
pink wire
%
pipe
%
pistol
%
pixel sort
%
pizza box
%
plaid screen
%
plain-ASCII
%
Plan 9
%
plan file
%
platinum-iridium
%
playpen
%
playte
%
plokta
%
plonk
%
plug-and-pray
%
plugh
%
plumbing
%
PM
%
point release
%
point-and-drool interface
%
pointy hat
%
pointy-haired
%
poke
%
poll
%
polygon pusher
%
POM
%
ponytail
%
pop
%
poser
%
post
%
postcardware
%
Postel's Prescription
%
posting
%
postmaster
%
PostScript
%
pound on
%
power cycle
%
power hit
%
pr0n
%
precedence lossage
%
pred
%
prepend
%
prestidigitization
%
pretty pictures
%
prettyprint
%
pretzel key
%
priesthood
%
prime time
%
print
%
printing discussion
%
priority interrupt
%
profile
%
progasm
%
proggy
%
proglet
%
program
%
Programmer's Cheer
%
programming
%
programming fluid
%
propeller head
%
propeller key
%
proprietary
%
protocol
%
provocative maintenance
%
prowler
%
pseudo
%
pseudoprime
%
pseudosuit
%
psychedelicware
%
psyton
%
pubic directory
%
puff
%
pumpkin holder
%
pumpking
%
punched card
%
punt
%
Purple Book
%
purple wire
%
push
%
Python
%
Q
%
quad
%
quadruple bucky
%
quantifiers
%
quantum bogodynamics
%
quarter
%
ques
%
quick-and-dirty
%
quine
%
Quirk objection
%
quote chapter and verse
%
quotient
%
quux
%
qux
%
QWERTY
%
R
%
rabbit job
%
rain dance
%
rainbow series
%
random
%
Random Number God
%
random numbers
%
randomness
%
rape
%
rare mode
%
raster blaster
%
raster burn
%
rasterbation
%
rat belt
%
rat dance
%
rathole
%
ratio site
%
rave
%
rave on!
%
ravs
%
raw mode
%
RBL
%
rc file
%
RE
%
read-only user
%
README file
%
real
%
real estate
%
real hack
%
real operating system
%
Real Programmer
%
Real Soon Now
%
real time
%
real user
%
Real World
%
reality check
%
reality-distortion field
%
reaper
%
recompile the world
%
rectangle slinger
%
recursion
%
recursive acronym
%
red wire
%
regexp
%
register dancing
%
rehi
%
reincarnation, cycle of
%
reinvent the wheel
%
relay rape
%
religion of CHI
%
religious issues
%
replicator
%
reply
%
restriction
%
retcon
%
RETI
%
retrocomputing
%
return from the dead
%
RFC
%
RFE
%
Right Thing
%
rip
%
ripoff
%
RL
%
roach
%
robocanceller
%
robot
%
robust
%
rococo
%
rogue
%
room-temperature IQ
%
root
%
root mode
%
rootkit
%
rot13
%
rotary debugger
%
RSN
%
RTBM
%
RTFAQ
%
RTFB
%
RTFM
%
RTFS
%
RTI
%
RTM
%
RTS
%
rubber-hose cryptanalysis
%
rude
%
runes
%
runic
%
rusty iron
%
rusty wire
%
S
%
S/N ratio
%
sacred
%
saga
%
sagan
%
SAIL
%
salescritter
%
salt
%
salt mines
%
salt substrate
%
same-day service
%
samizdat
%
samurai
%
sandbender
%
sandbox
%
sanity check
%
Saturday-night special
%
say
%
scag
%
scanno
%
scary devil monastery
%
schroedinbug
%
science-fiction fandom
%
SCNR
%
scram switch
%
scratch
%
scratch monkey
%
scream and die
%
screaming tty
%
screen
%
screen name
%
screen scraping
%
screw
%
screwage
%
scribble
%
script kiddies
%
scrog
%
scrool
%
scrozzle
%
scruffies
%
SCSI
%
SCSI voodoo
%
search-and-destroy mode
%
second-system effect
%
secondary damage
%
security through obscurity
%
SED
%
See figure 1
%
segfault
%
seggie
%
segment
%
segmentation fault
%
segv
%
self-reference
%
selvage
%
semi
%
semi-automated
%
semi-infinite
%
senior bit
%
September that never ended
%
server
%
SEX
%
sex changer
%
shambolic link
%
shar file
%
sharchive
%
Share and enjoy!
%
shareware
%
sharing violation
%
shebang
%
shelfware
%
shell
%
shell out
%
shift left (or right) logical
%
shim
%
shitogram
%
shotgun debugging
%
shovelware
%
showstopper
%
shriek
%
Shub-Internet
%
SIG
%
sig block
%
sig quote
%
sig virus
%
sigmonster
%
signal-to-noise ratio
%
silicon
%
silly walk
%
silo
%
since time T equals minus infinity
%
sitename
%
skrog
%
skulker
%
slab
%
slack
%
slash
%
slashdot effect
%
sleep
%
slim
%
slop
%
slopsucker
%
Slowlaris
%
slurp
%
slurp the robot
%
smart
%
smart terminal
%
smash case
%
smash the stack
%
smiley
%
smoke
%
smoke and mirrors
%
smoke test
%
smoking clover
%
smoot
%
SMOP
%
smurf
%
SNAFU principle
%
snail
%
snail-mail
%
snap
%
snarf
%
snarf & barf
%
snarf down
%
snark
%
sneaker
%
sneakernet
%
sniff
%
snippage
%
SO
%
social engineering
%
social science number
%
sock puppet
%
sodium substrate
%
soft boot
%
softcopy
%
software bloat
%
software hoarding
%
software laser
%
software rot
%
softwarily
%
softy
%
some random X
%
sorcerer's apprentice mode
%
source
%
source of all good bits
%
space-cadet keyboard
%
spaceship operator
%
SPACEWAR
%
spaghetti code
%
spaghetti inheritance
%
spam
%
spam bait
%
spamblock
%
spamhaus
%
spamvertize
%
spangle
%
spawn
%
special-case
%
speed of light
%
speedometer
%
spell
%
spelling flame
%
spider
%
spider food
%
spiffy
%
spike
%
spin
%
Spinning Pizza of Death
%
spl
%
splash screen
%
splat
%
splat out
%
splork!
%
spod
%
spoiler
%
spoiler space
%
sponge
%
spoof
%
spool
%
spool file
%
sporgery
%
sport death
%
spungle
%
spyware
%
squirrelcide
%
stack
%
stack puke
%
stale pointer bug
%
Stanford Bunny
%
star out
%
state
%
stealth manager
%
steam-powered
%
steved
%
STFW
%
stir-fried random
%
stomp on
%
Stone Age
%
stone knives and bearskins
%
stoppage
%
store
%
STR
%
strided
%
stroke
%
strudel
%
stubroutine
%
studly
%
studlycaps
%
stunning
%
stupid-sort
%
Stupids
%
Sturgeon's Law
%
sucking mud
%
sufficiently small
%
suit
%
suitable win
%
suitably small
%
Sun
%
sun lounge
%
sun-stools
%
sunspots
%
super source quench
%
superloser
%
superprogrammer
%
superuser
%
support
%
surf
%
Suzie COBOL
%
swab
%
swap
%
swap space
%
swapped in
%
swapped out
%
Swiss-Army chainsaw
%
swizzle
%
sync
%
syntactic salt
%
syntactic sugar
%
sys-frog
%
sysadmin
%
sysape
%
sysop
%
system
%
system mangler
%
systems jock
%
T
%
T
%
tail recursion
%
talk mode
%
talker system
%
TAN
%
tanked
%
TANSTAAFL
%
tape monkey
%
tar and feather
%
tarball
%
tardegy
%
taste
%
tayste
%
TCB
%
TCP/IP
%
TECO
%
tee
%
teergrube
%
teledildonics
%
ten-finger interface
%
tense
%
tentacle
%
tenured graduate student
%
tera-
%
teraflop club
%
terminak
%
terminal brain death
%
terminal illness
%
terminal junkie
%
test
%
TeX
%
text
%
thanks in advance
%
That's not a bug, that's a feature!
%
the literature
%
the network
%
the X that can be Y is not the true X
%
theology
%
theory
%
thinko
%
This can't happen
%
This time, for sure!
%
thrash
%
thread
%
three-finger salute
%
throwaway account
%
thud
%
thumb
%
thundering herd problem
%
thunk
%
tick
%
tick-list features
%
tickle a bug
%
tiger team
%
time bomb
%
time sink
%
time T
%
times-or-divided-by
%
timesharing
%
TINC
%
Tinkerbell program
%
TINLC
%
tip of the ice-cube
%
tired iron
%
tits on a keyboard
%
TLA
%
TMRC
%
TMRCie
%
TMTOWTDI
%
to a first approximation
%
to a zeroth approximation
%
toad
%
toast
%
toaster
%
toeprint
%
TOFU
%
toggle
%
tool
%
toolchain
%
toolsmith
%
toor
%
top-post
%
topic drift
%
topic group
%
TOPS-10
%
TOPS-20
%
TOS
%
tourist
%
tourist information
%
touristic
%
toy
%
toy language
%
toy problem
%
toy program
%
trampoline
%
trap
%
trap door
%
trash
%
trawl
%
tree-killer
%
treeware
%
trit
%
trivial
%
troff
%
troglodyte
%
troglodyte mode
%
Trojan horse
%
troll
%
Troll-O-Meter
%
tron
%
troughie
%
true-hacker
%
tty
%
tube
%
tube time
%
tumbler
%
tunafish
%
tune
%
turbo nerd
%
Turing tar-pit
%
turist
%
Tux
%
tweak
%
TWENEX
%
twiddle
%
twilight zone
%
twink
%
twirling baton
%
two pi
%
two-to-the-N
%
tyop
%
U
%
u-
%
UBD
%
UBE
%
ubergeek
%
UCE
%
UDP
%
UN*X
%
undefined external reference
%
under the hood
%
undocumented feature
%
uninteresting
%
Unix
%
Unix brain damage
%
Unix conspiracy
%
Unix weenie
%
unixism
%
unswizzle
%
unwind the stack
%
unwind-protect
%
up
%
upload
%
upstream
%
upthread
%
uptime
%
urchin
%
URL
%
Usenet
%
Usenet Death Penalty
%
user
%
user-friendly
%
user-obsequious
%
userland
%
Utah teapot, the
%
UTSL
%
UUOC
%
V
%
V7
%
vadding
%
vanilla
%
vanity domain
%
vannevar
%
vaporware
%
var
%
vaston
%
VAX
%
VAXen
%
vaxocentrism
%
vdiff
%
veeblefester
%
velveeta
%
Venus flytrap
%
verbage
%
verbiage
%
Version 7
%
vgrep
%
vi
%
video toaster
%
videotex
%
virgin
%
virtual
%
virtual beer
%
virtual Friday
%
virtual reality
%
virtual shredder
%
virus
%
visionary
%
Visual Fred
%
VMS
%
voice
%
voice-net
%
voodoo programming
%
VR
%
Vulcan nerve pinch
%
vulture capitalist
%
W
%
w00t
%
wabbit
%
WAITS
%
waldo
%
walk
%
walk off the end of
%
walking drives
%
wall
%
wall follower
%
wall time
%
wall wart
%
wallhack
%
wango
%
wank
%
wannabee
%
war dialer
%
war-driving
%
war-chalking
%
-ware
%
warez
%
warez d00dz
%
warez kiddies
%
warlording
%
warm boot
%
wart
%
washing machine
%
washing software
%
water MIPS
%
wave a dead chicken
%
weasel
%
web pointer
%
web ring
%
web toaster
%
webify
%
webmaster
%
wedged
%
wedgie
%
wedgitude
%
weeble
%
weeds
%
weenie
%
Weenix
%
well-behaved
%
well-connected
%
wetware
%
whack
%
whack-a-mole
%
whacker
%
whales
%
What's a spline?
%
wheel
%
wheel bit
%
wheel of reincarnation
%
wheel wars
%
white hat
%
whitelist
%
whizzy
%
Whorfian mind-lock
%
wibble
%
WIBNI
%
widget
%
wiggles
%
wild side
%
WIMP environment
%
win
%
win big
%
win win
%
Winchester
%
windoid
%
window shopping
%
Windowsitis
%
Windoze
%
winged comments
%
winkey
%
winnage
%
winner
%
winnitude
%
Wintel
%
Wintendo
%
wired
%
wirehead
%
wirewater
%
wish list
%
within delta of
%
within epsilon of
%
wizard
%
Wizard Book
%
wizard hat
%
wizard mode
%
wizardly
%
wok-on-the-wall
%
womb box
%
WOMBAT
%
womble
%
wonky
%
workaround
%
working as designed
%
worm
%
wormhole
%
wound around the axle
%
wrap around
%
write-only code
%
write-only language
%
write-only memory
%
Wrong Thing
%
wugga wugga
%
wumpus
%
WYSIAYG
%
WYSIWYG
%
X
%
X
%
XEROX PARC
%
XOFF
%
XON
%
xor
%
xref
%
XXX
%
xyzzy
%
Y
%
YA-
%
YABA
%
YAFIYGI
%
yak shaving
%
YAUN
%
yellow card
%
yellow wire
%
Yet Another
%
YHBT
%
YKYBHTLW
%
YMMV
%
You are not expected to understand this
%
You know you've been hacking too long when
%
Your mileage may vary
%
Yow!
%
yoyo mode
%
Yu-Shiang Whole Fish
%
Z
%
zap
%
zapped
%
Zawinski's Law
%
zbeba
%
zen
%
zero
%
zero-content
%
Zero-One-Infinity Rule
%
zeroth
%
zigamorph
%
zip
%
zipperhead
%
zombie
%
zorch
%
Zork
%
zorkmid
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