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1-2-3, 1.TR.6, 100BaseFX, 100BaseT, 100BaseTX, 100BaseVG, 100VG-AnyLAN, 10base2, 10base5, 10baseT, 120 reset, 1394, 1541, 1581, 16 bit, 16-bit application, 16550, 1802, 1NF, 1TBS…
2, 2.PAK, 20-GATE, 2780, 2B+D, 2B1D, 2B1Q, 2NF…
3-tier, 32-bit application, 320xx, 3270, 3780, 386, 386BSD, 386SPART.PAR, 3Com Corporation, 3DO, 3GL, 3NF, 3Station…
4.2BSD, 404, 431A, 4510, 473L Query, 486, 486SX, 4GL, 4NF…
51forth, 56 kbps, 56k line, 586, 5NF, 5th Glove…
6.001, 610, 6309, 64 bit, 6501, 6502, 650x, 6510, 65816, 6800, 68000, 68020, 68030, 68040, 68050, 68060, 6809, 680x0, 686, 68HC11, 68LC040, 6x86…
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8 queens problem, 8 queens puzzle, 8-bit clean, 8.3, 80186, 80188, 802.2, 802.3, 80286, 8031, 80386, 8048, 80486, 8051, 8052, 8080, 8086, 8088, 80x86, 822, 82430FX, 82430HX, 82430MX, 82430VX, 8514, 8514-A, 88000, 88open, 8N1, 8x86…
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A Hardware Programming Language, A Language Encouraging Program Hierarchy, A Language for Attributed Definitions, A Language with an Extensible Compiler, A Manufacturing Language, A PArse REquest Language, A Programming Language, A Simulation Process-Oriented Language, A Tools Integration Standard, A#, A'UM, A&B, A* search, A-0, A-3, A-language, A-law, A-Life, A. K. Erlang, A/D converter, A/UX, a1, A1 security, A20 handler, A3D, a56, AADL, AAL, AAP, AAP DTD, aard, AARP, AARP probe packets, AAUI, abbrev, Abbreviated Test Language for Avionics Systems, ABC, ABC ALGOL, ABCL/1, ABCL/c+, ABCL/R, ABCL/R2, abduction, ABEND, ABI, ABLE, ABM, ABNF, abort, ABP, ABR, abscissa, ABSET, absolute path, absolute pathname, abstract class, abstract data type, abstract interpretation, abstract machine, Abstract Machine Notation, abstract syntax, Abstract Syntax Notation 1, abstract syntax tree, Abstract Window Toolkit, Abstract Windowing Toolkit, Abstract-Type and Scheme-Definition Language, abstraction, ABSYS, ACA, ACAP, Accelerated Graphics Port, accelerator, Accent, accept, Acceptable Use Policy, acceptance testing, Acceptance, Test Or Launch Language, acceptor, Access, Access Control List, access method, access permission, access time, ACCLAIM, Accounting File, accounting management, ACCU, accumulator, accuracy, ACE, ACF, ACF/NCP, ACIA, ACID, ACIS, ACK, ACL, ACM, ACME, ACOM, Acorn Archimedes, Acorn Computer Group, Acorn Computers Ltd., Acorn RISC Machine, ACOS, acoustic coupler, ACP, ACPI, Acrobat, acronym, ACSE, ACT, ACT ONE, ACT++, Act1, Act2, Act3, Actalk, Actis, activation record, active DBMS, Active Directory, Active Language I, active matrix display, Active Monitor, active object, Active Reconfiguring Message, Active Server Pages, ActiveX, Actor, actor, actor/singer/waiter/webmaster, Actors, Actra, Actus, AD, ad, ad hoc, ad-hoc polymorphism, ad-hockery, AD/Cycle, Ada, Ada 83, Ada 95, Ada 9X, Ada Core Technologies, Ada Lovelace, Ada Programming Support Environment, Ada Semantic Interface Specification, Ada Software Repository, Ada++, Ada-O, Ada/Ed, ADABAS, Adaline, ADAM, Adam7, Adamakegen, ADAMO, Adaplan, Adaplex, ADAPT, Adaptable User Interface, Adaptec, adaptive answering, Adaptive Communication Environment, Adaptive Digital Pulse Code Modulation, adaptive learning, adaptive routing, Adaptive Simulated Annealing, Adaptive TRansform Acoustic Coding, Adaptor, ADC, ADCCP, ADD 1 TO COBOL GIVING COBOL, ADDD, additive, address, address bus, address mask, address resolution, Address Resolution Protocol, address space, Address Strobe, addressed call mode, addressee, addressing mode, ADELE, ADES, Aditi, adjacency, adjacent, ADL, AdLog, ADM, ADMD, admin, Administration Management Domain, administrative distance, Administrative Domain…
b, B, B-0, B-LINE, B-Method, B-Toolkit, B-tree, B1 security, B1FF, B2 security, B3 security, b4, ba, Baan, Babbage, Babbage, Charles, babbling error, BABEL, BABT, Baby AT, BABYLON, BACAIC, Bachman, Bachman Information Systems, back door, Back End Generator, Back End Generator Language, back link, back quote, back-end, back-propagation, backbone, backbone cabal, backbone site, backgammon, background, backing store, backoff, BackOffice, backside cache, backslash, backtick, backtracking, backup, backup pumpkin, Backus Normal Form, Backus-Naur Form, backward analysis, backward chaining, backward combatability, backward compatible, backwards compatibility, backwards compatible, BAD, Bad command or file name, Bad Thing, bag on the side, BAL, balanced computing, balanced tree, BALGOL, BALITAC, BALM, balun, bamf, Banach algebra, Banach inverse mapping theorem, Banach space, Banach-Tarski paradox, banana label, banana problem, bandwidth, bang, bang on, bang path, banner, Banyan, BAP, BAPI, bar, bar code, bare metal, barf, barfmail, barfulation, barfulous, barney, Baroque, baroque, barrel shifter, base, base 64, base class, base memory, Base Technology, baseband, baseline, basename, bash, BASIC, Basic Assembly Language, BASIC AUTOCODER, Basic COBOL, Basic Encoding Rules, Basic Fortran, Basic Input/Output System, Basic JOVIAL, Basic Language for Implementation of System Software, Basic Multilingual Plane, Basic Object System, Basic Operating System, Basic Programming Support, Basic Rate Interface, BASIC V, Bastard Operator From Hell, bastion host, batch file, batch processing, bathtub curve, baud, baud barf, baud rate, Baudot, Baudot code, Baudotbetical order, bawk, bay, baz, bb, BBC, BBC Microcomputer, BBC Networking Club, BBL, BBN, bboard, BBS, BC, BC NELIAC, BCBF, BCC, BCD, BCL, BCNU, BCPL, BCS, bd, BDC, BDL, BDPA, be, Be Inc, BEA, beam, beam search, beamer, bean, beanie key, bear paw, bearer channel, Beats the shit outa me, BeBOP, BeBox, BEDO, Bedrock, beep, beeper, BEG, BEGL, beige toaster, BEL, belief revision, Bell, bell, BELL, Bell 103, Bell Communications Research, Inc, bell curve, Bell Laboratories, Bell Labs, Bellcore, bells and whistles, bells, whistles, and gongs, benchmark, Bend Over, Here It Comes Again, Benoit B. Mandelbrot, Benoit Mandelbrot, BeOS, BER, Berkeley, Berkeley 4.2, Berkeley EDIF200, Berkeley FP, Berkeley Internet Name Domain, Berkeley Logo, Berkeley Network, Berkeley Quality Software, Berkeley Software Design, Inc, Berkeley Softworks, Berkeley System Distribution, Berkeley Unix…
C, C (ANSI), C Beautifier, C Language Integrated Production System, C Programmer's Disease, C shell, C with Classes, C*, C++, C++Linda, C++SIM, C+-, C+@, C-10, C-BC, C-Interp, C-Linda, C-odeScript, C-Prolog, C-Refine, C-Scheme, C/ATLAS, C/C++, C/SCSC, C1 security, C2 security, c2man, c386, C5, C64, c68, CA, ca, CA-Telon, cable modem, cache, cache block, cache coherency, cache conflict, cache consistency, cache hit, cache line, cache memory, cache miss, Cache On A STick, caching, CACI, CACM, CAD, CAD/CAM, CADD, Cadence Design Systems, CADET, CADRE, CAE, CAF, CAFE, CAGE, CAI, Cairo, CAIS, CAIS-A, CAiSE, CAJOLE, CAL, Calc, calculator, Calculus of Communicating Systems, Calendar API, Calendar Application Programming Interface, Caliban, Calico, California State University San Marcos, Call Unix, call-by-name, call-by-need, call-by-reference, call-by-value, call-by-value-result, Call-Level Interface, Call-with-current-continuation, call/cc, callback, Caller ID, calling convention, Callware, CALS, CAM, CAM-6, CAM-PC, CAMAL, Cambridge Lisp, Camelot Library, camera ready, CAMIL, CAML, Caml Light, Campus Wide Information System, can, CAN, can't happen, Canada, Cancel, Cancelbunny, Cancelm00se, Cancelmoose, Cancelpoodle, candidate key, Candle, candygrammar, canonical, Canonical Encoding Rules, canonical name, canonicity, Cantor, CAP, Cap'n Crunch, Capabilities Maturity Model, capability, capacitor, CAPI, Captain Abstraction, Captain Crunch, card, card walloper, Cardbox for Windows, Cardbus, cardinal number, cardinality, CARDS, Career Limiting Move, caret, careware, cargo cult programming, Caribou CodeWorks, Carl Friedrich Gauss, Carnegie Mellon University, carpal tunnel syndrome, Carriage Return, carrier scanner, carrier signal, Carrierless Amplitude/Phase Modulation, Cartesian coordinates, Cartesian product, CAS, CAS 8051 Assembler, cascade, Cascading Style Sheets, CASE, case, case and paste, case based reasoning, CASE Data Interchange Format, CASE framework, case insensitive, Case Integration Services, case sensitive, case sensitivity, CASE SOAP III, case statement, CASE tools, CASE*Method, cashe, CAST, cast, casters-up mode, casting the runes, CAT, cat, Cat 3, Cat 5, catatonic, CATE, Categorical Abstract Machine Language, category, Category 3, Category 5, cathode ray tube, CATIA, cationic cocktail, CATNIP, CATO, Cauchy sequence, cause-effect graphing, CAV, Cayenne Software, CAYLEY, cb, CBASIC, CBD, CBIR, CBN, CBR, CBT, CBV, cbw, cc, CC++, cc:mail, CCalc…
D, d-Prolog, D-shell connector, D-type, D-type flip-flop, D. C. Power Lab, D/A converter, DAA, DAC, DACAPO, DACNOS, DACTL, daemon, DAG, Daisy, DAISY 201, daisy chain, daisywheel printer, dangling pointer, DANTE, DAP Fortran, DAPLEX, DARE, dark-side hacker, Darms, DARPA, Dartmouth BASIC, Darwin, DAS, DASD, DASE, DASL, DAT, data, data abstraction, Data Address Generator, data bus, data channel, Data Communication Equipment, Data Communications Equipment, data compression, Data definition language, data dictionary, data dictionary file, data driven, Data Driven Machine, Data Encryption Algorithm, Data Encryption Key, Data Encryption Standard, data flow, data flow analysis, Data Flow Diagram, data fork, data frame, Data General, Data General mN601, data glove, data hierarchy, Data Interchange Standards Association, Data Jack, Data Link Connection Identifier, data link layer, data link level, Data Link Provider Interface, Data Management Language, Data Manipulation Language, data mart, data mining, data model, data modeling, data modelling, Data Over Cable Systems Interface Specifications, data packet, Data Parallel Haskell, data path, data processing, data rate, data set, data set organization, data striping, Data Structures Language, Data Terminal Equipment, Data Terminal Ready, data type, data warehouse, data warehousing, DATA-TEXT, Data/BASIC, database, database administrator, database machine, database management system, database manager, database normalisation, database query language, database server, DATABUS, DATACODE I, Datacom, datagram, Datakit, Datamation, Dataparallel-C, Dataphone Digital Service, Datastorm Technologies, Inc., DATATRIEVE, DataViews, DataVis, date, DAU, daughter, David Turner, day mode, DAZIX, DB, DB-25, DB2, DBA, dBASE, DBC, DBCS, dBFAST, DBH, DBMS, DBPL, DBRI, dBXL, DC, DC1, DC2, DC3, DC4, DCA, DCALGOL, DCC, DCDL, DCE, DCG, DCI, DCL, DCOM, DCP, DCS, DCT, DD, dd, DDB, DDCMP, DDE, DDE Manager, DDIF, DDL, DDM, DDN, DDP, DDS, DDT, de, De Bruijn graph, De Bruijn notation, de facto standard, DE-9, De-Militarised Zone, de-rezz, DEA, DEACON, dead, dead code, dead tree, dead tree edition, DEADBEEF, deadlock, deadly embrace, deamon, death code, Death Star, deb, Debian, Debian GNU/Linux, debianize, deboursification, debugging, DEC, dec, DEC Alpha, DEC Wars, decay, DECdesign, DECdns, DEChead, dechunker, decidability, decidable, decimal point, decision problem, decision support, decision support database, Decision Support Systems, decision theory, deckle…
E, e-commerce, e-ddress, e-dress, E-Forth, e-mail, e-mail address, e-text, e-zine, E. F. Codd, E1, EAF, EAG, eager evaluation, Eagle, EAI, EAPROM, earliest deadline first, Early PL/I, EARN, EAROM, earthquake, Ease, EASE II, EASIAC, EAST, easter egg, Easter egging, Eastern Washington University, EASY FOX, eat flaming death, EBASIC, EBCDIC, EBCIDIC, EBNF, Ebone, ec, EC++, ECAP II, Ecash, ECC, Eccles-Jordan circuit, Echidna, echo, echo cancellation, ECHT, ECIP2, ECIS, Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation, ECL, ECLIPSE, ECM, ECMA, Econet, ECOOP, ECP, ECRC, ECRC-Prolog, ECSL, ECSP, ECSS II, ECSSL, ed, EDA, Eden, EDF, EDI, EDIF, EDIFACT, Edinburgh Multi Access System, Edinburgh Prolog, Edinburgh SML, Edison, EDL, EDM, EdML, EDMS, EDO DRAM, EDO memory, EDO RAM, EDP, EDRAM, EDS+, edu, edutainment, Edward Lorenz, Edward Yourdon, ee, EEMA, EEPROM, EER, EFF, effective computable, effective number of bits, Effort Adjustment Factor, EFL, EFNet, Eforth, EFT, EFTS, eg, EGA, egosurfing, EGP, egrep, Eh, eh, EHTS, EIA, EIA-232, EIDE, Eiffel, Eiffel source checker, eigenvalue, eigenvector, eight queens problem, eight queens puzzle, eight-bit clean, eighty-column mind, EISA, EJB, El Camino Bignum, el(alpha), EL1, Elan, elder days, Electing a Pope, Electrically Alterable Programmable Read-Only Memory, Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory, Electromagnetic Compatibility, electromigration, electron, electron model, electron tube, electronic commerce, Electronic Commerce Dictionary, electronic data interchange, Electronic Data Processing, Electronic Design Automation, Electronic Frontier Foundation, electronic funds transfer, electronic funds transfer system, electronic magazine, electronic mail, electronic mail address, electronic meeting, Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer, Electronic Performance Support System, electronic whiteboarding, Electronics Industry Association, Electrostatic Discharge, elegant, element, elephant, elephantine, elevator controller, ELF, ELI, Eli Compiler Construction System, ELISP, elite, ELIZA, ELIZA effect, Elk, ELLA, Ellemtel, Ellie, ELLIS, elm, ELMAGUIDE, ELMAMETA, ELP, ELSIE, Elvis, elvish, EM, EM-1, EMA, Emacs, Emacs Lisp, EMAS, Embedded Lisp Interpreter, Embedded Mode, embedded system, embedding, EMBLA Pro, embosser, EMC, EMD Enterprises, Inc., EMDIR, Emerald, Emitter Coupled Logic, EML, EMM, EMM386, emote, emoticon, empeg, empire, empty element tag…
F+L, F-code, F-Logic, f2c, F2F, F68K, FAC, face time, face-to-face, Facile, facsimile, FACT, fact, factor, FAD, failure, failure-directed testing, FAIR, Fairchild F8, fall back, fall forward, fall over, fall through, fall thru, FALSE, fandango on core, FAP, FAQ, FAQ list, FAQL, faradise, farkled, farming, FARNET, fas, FASBOL, fascist, FASE, FAST, Fast ATA, Fast ATA-2, Fast Ethernet, Fast Fourier Transform, Fast Packet, Fast Page Mode Dynamic Random Access Memory, Fast SCSI, FAT, fat binary, fat client, fat electrons, FAT32, fatal, fatal error, fatal exception, fault, fault tolerance, fault tolerant, fault tree analysis, fault-based testing, fax, Fax over IP, FC, FC-AL, FC-PGA, FCB, FCP, FCS, fd leak, FDC, FDDI, FDISK, fdlibm, FDMA, FDSE, FDSP, FDT, fdx, FEA, fear and loathing, feature, feature creature, feature creep, feature key, feature shock, featurectomy, FEC, Federal Geographic Data Committee, Federal Information Exchange, Federal Information Processing Standards, Federal Networking Council, Federation Against Software Theft, feed-forward, feedback, feedback control, Feel, feep, feeper, feeping creature, feeping creaturism, FEL, femto-, fence, fencepost error, fepped out, FEPROM, Fermat prime, Ferranti F100-L, ferrite core memory, Ferroelectric RAM, Ferroelectric Random Access Memory, Fetch, fetch-execute cycle, FF, ffccc, FFP, FFT, FGDC, FGHC, FGL, FGL+LV, FGRAAL, fgrep, fi, Fiber Distributed Data Interface, Fiber Optic InterRepeater Link, fiber optics, Fibonacci series, Fibre Channel, Fibre Channel-Arbitrated Loop, fibre optics, FIDIL, FIDO, FidoNet, field, field circus, field effect transistor, field mouse, field servoid, field-programmable gate array, FIFO, Fifth, Fifth Dimension Technologies, fifth generation language, fifth normal form, Fight-o-net, file, File Allocation Table, File Attach, File Composition, file compression, file control block, file descriptor, file descriptor leak, file extension, File Request, File Separator, file server, File Service Protocol, file signature, file system, file transfer, File Transfer Protocol, file type, FileMaker, FileMaker, Inc., filename extension, FileNet, filing system, filk, fill-out form, film at 11, FILO, Filtabyte, filter, filter promotion, FIMS, Finagle's Law, fine adjuster, fine grain, finger, finger-pointing syndrome, finite, Finite Automata, Finite Automaton, finite differencing, Finite State Automata, Finite State Automaton, Finite State Machine, finn, FIPS, FIR, firebottle, firefighting, firehose syndrome, firewall, firewall code, firewall machine, FireWire, fireworks mode, Firmware…
G, g file, g-bell, G-Code, G2, G3, G4, GA, ga, Gabriel, gabriel, Gabriel, Richard, GADS, Gaelic, gag, GAIA, GAL, Galaxy, Galileo, Gambit, game tree, games, GAMMA, gamma correction, GAMS, gamut, GAN, GANDALF, gang bang, GAP, GAPLog, garbage collect, garbage collection, garbageabetical order, Gargoyle, Garnet, GARP, garply, Gartner Group, gas, gas plasma display, GASP, GAT, GATE, gate, gated, Gates, gateway, Gateway 2000, Gauss, Gaussian distribution, gawk, GB, Gb, gb, GBIP, GBML, gbps, GC, GCC, GCL, GCOS, GCR, GCT, gd, GDB, GDBPSK, GDI, GDMO, GDPL, ge, GE Information Services, GEA, GEANT, GECOM, GECOS, gedanken, Gedanken, geef, geek, geek out, GEI, GEM, gen, GEN-X, gender mender, Gene Amdahl, General Electric Comprehensive Operating System, General Magic, General Packet Radio Service, General Protection Failure, General Protection Fault, General Public Licence, General Public License, General Public Virus, General Purpose Graphic Language, General Purpose Interface Bus, General Purpose Language, General Purpose Macro-generator, General Recursion Theorem, generate, generation, Generic Array Logic, Generic Expert System Tool, generic identifier, generic markup, generic programming, Generic Routing Encapsulation, Generic Security Service Application Programming Interface, generic thunk, generic type variable, genericity, Genesia, genetic algorithm, genetic algorithms, genetic programming, GEnie Services, Genken Programming Language, GENOVA, gensym, Gensym Corporation, Gensym Standard Interface, Gentleman's Portable Coroutine System, Geographic Information System, Geographical Information System, GEORGE, George Boole, GEOS, GEPURS, Gerald, Gerald Sussman, German, GEST, Get a life!, Get a real computer!, get.com, getty, gf, GFLOPS, GFR, gh, GHC, ghost, ghostscript, ghostview, GI, gi, Gibson, William, gid, GIF, GIF89, GIF89a, GIFF, gig, giga-, gigabit, gigabits per second, gigabyte, gigaflop, gigaflops, GIGO, gilley, gillion, Gilmore, John, GIM-1, GIN, GINA, Ginger, GIP, GIPS, GIRL, GIS, GKS, GKS-3D, GL, gl, Glammar, glark, Glasgow Haskell Compiler, GLASS, glass, glass box testing, glass tty, glassfet, GLB, glibc, Glish, Glisp, glitch, glob, global index, Global Network Navigator, Global Positioning System, Global System for Mobile Communications, globalisation, glork, GLOS, GLOW, GLS, GLU…
h, H.261, H.323, H/PC, ha ha only serious, Habitat, hack, hack attack, hack mode, hack on, hack together, hack up, hack value, hacked off, hacked up, hacker, hacker ethic, hacker humour, hacking run, Hacking X for Y, Hackintosh, hackish, hackishness, hackitude, hair, hairy, HAKMEM, hakspek, HAL, HAL/S, half-duplex, halftone, HALGOL, HALMAT, Halt and Catch Fire, halting problem, Hamilton, Hamilton's problem, Hamiltonian cycle, Hamiltonian path, Hamiltonian problem, Hamiltonian tour, hammer, Hamming code, Hamming distance, hamster, Han character, Han Unification, HAND, hand cruft, hand-hacking, Hand-held Personal Computer, hand-roll, Handel, handle, handshake, handshaking, handwave, hang, hanja, Hanoi, hanzi, happily, Happy, haque, hard boot, hard disk, hard disk drive, hard drive, hard link, hard sector, hard-coded, hard-wired, hardcopy, hardware, Hardware Abstraction Layer, hardware circular buffer, Hardware Description Language, hardware handshaking, hardwarily, Harris Semiconductor Ltd., Harvard Graphics, Harvest, Harvest C, has the X nature, hash, hash bucket, hash coding, hash collision, hash function, hash table, hashing, Haskell, Haskell B, Haskell Curry, Haskell User's Gofer System, HASL, HASP, hat, Hayes, Hayes-compatible, HBOOK, hc, HCF, HCI, HCLP, HCPRVR, HCS, HD, HD6309, HDA, HDC, HDD, HDF, HDFL, HDL, HDLC, HDM, HDSL, HDTV, hdx, Head Disk Assembly, head normal form, head normalisation theorem, head-strict, header, heads down, heap, heartbeat, heat sink, heat slug, heatseeker, heavy metal, heavy wizardry, heavyweight, Hebbian, heisenbug, Helen Keller mode, Helix, hello packet, hello, sailor!, hello, world, HELP, henry, HENSA, HEP, HEPDB, HEPiX, HEPnet, HEPVM, HEQS, HERA, HERAKLIT, here document, Herman Hollerith, Hermes, Hesiod, heterogeneous, heterogeneous network, heterogenous, heuristic, heuristics testing, Hewlett Packard Multi Processing Executive, Hewlett Packard Precision Architecture, Hewlett-Packard, Hewlett-Packard Graphics Language, Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus, Hewlett-Packard Visual Engineering Environment, hex, hexadecimal, hexidecimal, hexit, HFC, HHCP, HHOJ, HHOK, HHOS, HIBOL, hidden flag, hierarchical database, hierarchical file system, Hierarchical Music Specification Language, hierarchical routing, hierarchy, high bit, High bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line, high colour, high density, high memory area, high moby, High Performance Computing and Communications, High Performance File System, High Performance Fortran, High Performance Parallel Interface, High Performance Routing, High Performance Serial Bus, High Speed Circuit Switched Data, High Speed Connect, high speed serial interface, High Voltage Differential…
I didn't change anything!, I see no X here., I-APL, I-CASE, I-Comm, I-D, I-Link, I-OOA, I-Pay, I/O, I/O redirection, i18n, I2O, i386, i486, i487, i860, IA, IAB, IAD, IAL, IAM, IANA, IANAL, IAP, IAR, IAS, IAW, IBEX, IBM, IBM 1403, IBM 1620, IBM 1710, IBM 2741, IBM 3270, IBM 360, IBM 3720, IBM 650, IBM 704, IBM 7040, IBM 705, IBM 709, IBM 7090, IBM 7094, IBM 801, IBM compatible, IBM Customer Engineer, IBM discount, IBM PC, IBM PC AT, IBM PC XT, IBM PCjr, IBM Systems Engineer, Ibpag2, Iburg, IC, IC Prolog II, IC-Prolog, ICAM, ICBM address, ICE, icebreaker, ICES, ICETRAN, ICI, ICL, ICMP, ICMP Router Discovery Protocol, iCOMP, Icon, icon, Iconicode, ICONIX Software Engineering, Inc., ICQ, ICSI, ICT, ICW, ICWS, Id, id, Id Nouveau, id Software, IDAMS, IDE, IDEA, ideal, IDEAL, Idealized CSP, Idealized Instruction Set, IDEF, idempotent, IDF, IDL, IDMS, IDMSX, IDOL, IDS/I, IDSS, ie, IE, IEC, IEC 559, IEEE, IEEE 1076, IEEE 1394, IEEE 488, IEEE 754, IEEE 802, IEEE 802.2, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3z, IEEE 802.4, IEEE 802.5, IEEE Computer Society, IEEE Floating Point Standard, IEEE Standard 1149.1, IEF, IEN, IEPG, IESG, IETF, If you want X, you know where to find it., IF1, IF2, IFAC, ifdef out, IFDL, IFF, IFIP, IFP, IFS, IFX, IGC, IGES, IGL, IGMP, IGP, IGPL, IGU, IHS, IHV, IIcx, IIDMS/R, IINREN, IIOP, IIR, IIRC, IIS, IIT, IITF, IITRAN, il, ILBM, ILF, ILIAD, ILISP, ill-behaved, ILLIAC, Illiac IV, ILOC, Ilog Solver, image, image formats, image map, image processing, image recognition, imaging, Imago Europe plc, Imago On-line, imake, IMAO, IMAP, imc, IMD, IMHO, IML, immediate version, Imminent Death Of The Net Predicted!, IMNSHO, IMO, IMP, impact printer, imperative language, Imperial Software Technology, IMPlementation language, implicit parallelism, implicit type conversion, implies, imprecise probability, IMProved Mercury autocode, IMR, IMS, IMS 6100, IMS/Data Base, IMS/Data Communications, Imsai, IMSE, IMTC, in…
J, J. Presper Eckert, J. Random, J. Random Hacker, J2EE, J2ME, J2SE, J3, J73, jabber, JACAL, jaccl, jack in, Jack Kilby, Jackson method, Jacquard loom, Jacquard, Joseph-Marie, JAD, JADE, Jade, jadeTeX, JAffer's Canonical ALgebra, jaggies, JaM, jam, James Clark, James Gosling, James H. Clark, James' DSSSL Engine, JANET, JANET IP Service, Janus, japh, jar, Jargon File, Java, Java 2, Java 2 Platform, Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition, Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition, Java 2 SDK, Java 2 Software Development Kit, Java archive, Java Database Connectivity, Java Development Kit, Java Native Interface, Java Open Language Toolkit, Java Remote Message Protocol, Java Run-Time Environment, Java servelet, Java servlet, Java Servlet Development Kit, Java Virtual Machine, Java VM, JavaBeans, JavaScript, JavaServer Pages, JAZ, Jaz, Jaz Drive, JAZELLE, JBIG, JBOD, JBOPS, jc, JCL, JCS-13, JDBC, JDK, JEAN, Jean E. Sammet, JEDR, Jef Raskin, Jerry Sussman, JES, JES2, JES3, JFCL, JFET, JFIF, jiffy, Jim Clark, Jini, JIPS, jitter, JK flip-flop, jm, JMHO, JNI, jo, job, Job Control Language, Job Entry System, job security, Jobs, jock, joe, joe code, John Gilmore, John McCarthy, John Ousterhout, John von Neumann, join, Joint Academic NETwork, Joint Bi-level Image Experts Group, Joint Photographic Experts Group, Joint Technical Committee, Joint Test Action Group, jolix, JOLT, Jon Postel, JOOP, Joseph-Marie Jacquard, JOSS, Jossle, journalling, jove, JOVIAL, Joy, William, Joyce, joystick, jp, JPEG, JPEG File Interchange Format, jpg, JPL, JPLDIS, JRE, JRL, JRMP, JRN, JRST, JS, JSA, JSDK, JSP, JTAG, JTB, JTC, JTC1/SC24, JTS, juggling eggs, Jughead, jukebox, jump, jump off into never-never land, jump trace buffer, jumper, Junction FET, Junction Field Effect Transistor, Juno, jupiter, Just a Bunch Of Disks, JVM, Jym…
K, K&R, K&R C, K5, K56flex, K6, K7, KA9Q, KADS, kahuna, Kaleidoscope, Kali, kamikaze packet, Kamin's interpreters, kangaroo code, kanji, KAOS, KAP, Karel, Kb, KBMS, kbps, KBS, KCL, ke, KEE, Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics, ken, Ken Thompson, Kerberos, Kermit, kernal, kernel, Kernel Parlog, Kernel User Interface Package, kerning, Kevo, key, key escrow, key field, key frame, keyboard, Keyboard Commando, keyboard plaque, Keyboard Send Receive, Keyed Sequential Data Set, Keyed-Hashing Message Authentication, KeyNote Software, keypal, KeySpell, keyword, KFX, kg, kgbvax, kh, Khornerstone, ki, KIBO, kiboze, kick, Kid, KIDASA Software, kill file, killer micro, killer poke, kilo-, kilobaud, kilobit, kilobyte, kiloflops, kiosk, KIPS, KIS, KISS, KISS Principle, kit, KL-ONE, KL0, KL1, Klamath, KLB, Kleene closure, Kleene star, Kleene, Stephen Cole, Klerer-May System, KLOC, klone, kludge, kluge, kluge around, km, KMODEL, KMS, kn, knapsack problem, Knights of the Lambda-Calculus, knowbot, Knowbot Information Service, knowledge, Knowledge Analysis and Design System, knowledge base, knowledge level, Knowledge Management System, Knowledge Query and Manipulation Language, knowledge representation, Knowledge Sharing Effort, Knowledge Systems Laboratory, knowledge-based system, Known Lazy Bastard, Knuth, Kodak, Kohonen, KOMPILER, Konrad Zuse, Korn Shell, kp, KQML, KR, kr, KRC, kremvax, KRL, KRS, KRYPTON, ksh, KSL, KSR, KUIP, KUTGW, Kvatro Telecom AS, Kvikkalkul, kw, ky, Kyoto Common Lisp, kyrka, kz…
L&O, L-Soft, L0, L1 cache, l10n, L2 cache, L2TP, L6, la, Lab for Computer Science, label edge router, label switched path, label switching, Label Switching Router, Laboratory INstrument Computer, Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench, LaborNet, Labtech Notebook, LabVIEW, Lace, lace card, LADY, lag, Lakota, LALR, lalr.ss, Lambada-Calculus, LAMBDA, lambda abstraction, lambda expression, lambda lifting, lambda-calculus, Lambda-Prolog, LambdaMOO, lamer, LAMINA, lamp-post error, LAN, Lan Manager, LANCE, language, Language for Communicating Systems, Language H, language lawyer, Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification, Language Sensitive Editor, language-based editor, language-sensitive editor, languages of choice, Laning and Zierler, LANL, LANtastic, LAP, LAP4, LAPB, LAPD, LAPM, LAPSE, laptop computer, LaQuey, Larch, Larch/C++, LARCH/CLU, Large Installation Systems Administration, Larry Wall, LART, larval stage, lase, laser printer, Lasherism, last call optimisation, last-in first-out, LAT, latch, latency, LaTeX, Latin 1, lattice, LAU, laundromat, LAURE, LAVA, law, Lawrence Livermore Labs, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, LAX, layer, Layer Two Tunneling Protocol, laziness, lazy evaluation, lazy list, Lazy SML, lazy sml2c, Lazy Standard ML, lb, LBA, LBE, LBL, lc, LCC, lcc, LCD, LCF, LCL, lclint, LCP, LCS, ld, LDAP, LDB, LDL, LDL1, LDP, LDT, Le-Lisp, LE/1, leading, LEAF, leaf, Leaf Distribution Limited, leaf site, League for Programming Freedom, leak, leaky heap, Lean, LEAP, leapfrog attack, learning curve, leased line, least fixed point, least recently used, least significant bit, least upper bound, leaves, LEC, LECOM, LED, LED page printer, LED printer, LEDA, Leda, leet, left arrow, left brace, left bracket, left outer join, left parenthesis, LeFun, legacy code, legacy software, legacy system, legal, legalese, LEGOL, lemma, Lempel-Ziv compression, Lempel-Ziv Welch compression, Lenat, Doug, lenient evaluation, LEO, Leo, LER, LERP, less than, LessTif, let floating, letterbomb, level 1 cache, level 2 cache, level one cache, level two cache, level-sensitive scan design, LEVEL5 OBJECT, Lex, lexeme, lexer, lexical analyser, lexical analysis, lexical scope, lexical scoping, lexiphage, LF, LG, LGDF, LGEN, LGN, lha, LHARC, lhs, lhz, li, Liana, Liar, liar paradox, libg++, library, Library of Efficient Data types and Algorithms, librery, LIDO, LiE…
M, M O drive, M Technology Association, M-Code, M-expression LISP, M-JPEG, M-Prolog, m2, M2toM3, M3, m4, M5, ma, MAC, Mac, MAC address, Mac II, Mac IIcx, Mac OS, Mac Playmate, Mac-1, MAC-360, MACAnalyst, Macaulay, MacBinary, MACDesigner, macdink, MACE, Mach, Mach Interface Generator, Machiavelli, machinable, machine, machine code, machine cycle, machine language, machine learning, machoflops, Macintosh, Macintosh Common Lisp, Macintosh file system, Macintosh II, Macintosh IIcx, Macintosh Operating System, Macintosh user interface, Macintoy, Macintrash, MACL, MacLisp, MacMinix, MacPPP, MACRO, macro, Macro SAP, macro-, macrology, Macromedia, macrotape, MACSYMA, MacTCP, MacX, MAD, Mad/1, Madaline, MADCAP, MADTRAN, maggotbox, MAGIC, magic, magic bullet, magic cookie, magic number, Magic Paper, magic smoke, Magic Switch Story, Magma, Magma2, MagmaLISP, magnetic disk, Magnetic Ink Character Recognition, magnetic tape, magnetic tape drive, magneto-optical disk, MAGNUM, Magritte, mail, Mail Application Programming Interface, mail bomb, mail bridge, Mail Exchange Record, mail exploder, mail filter, mail gateway, mail hub, mail path, mail server, mail user agent, Mail Users' Shell, mailbox, mailing list, Main Distribution Frame, main loop, main memory, MAINBOL, mainframe, MAINSAIL, maintainer, maintainer script, maintenance, Maisie, major delivery, major release, Majordomo, Make, Makedoc, makefile, Maker Interchange Format, MAL, Malamud, MALI, mall, malloc, man, MAN, man page, management, Management Information Base, Management Information System, Manchester Autocode, Manchester encoding, Mandala, Mandelbrot set, Mandelbrot, Benoit, mandelbug, manged, mangle, mangler, mango, mantissa, manual testing, Manufacturer Resource Planning, Manufacturers Automation Protocol, Manufacturing Automation Protocol, manularity, MAO, map, MAP, MAPI, Maple, mapping, marbles, Marc Andreessen, marginal, Marginal Hacks, Maril, Mark 1, mark-sweep garbage collection, marketroid, Markov, Markov chain, Markov model, Markov process, Markowitz, markup, Marlais, Mars, Marseille Prolog, marshaling, marshalling, MARSYAS, Martian, Martin Marietta Laboratories Moorestown, MARVIN, Mary, MAS, MASCOT, Mask Read-Only Memory, MASM, MasPar Unity, masquerading, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, massage, Massey Hope, master, Matchmaker, Material Resource Planning, MATH-MATIC or MATHMATIC, math-out, Mathcad, Mathematica, Mathematical Analysis without Programming, Mathematics in Recognizable Form Automatically Compiled, MATHLAB, MathWorks, MATLAB, Matrix, Matrix Compiler, MATRIX MATH, Matrix Math eXtensions, MAU…
N, N-Prolog, n-tier, N10, na, nadger, NAG, Nagling Coalescence, nagware, nailed to the wall, nailing jelly, naive, naive user, NAK, name capture, name resolution, name service switching, named, named pipe, namespace, NaN, NAND, nano-, nanoacre, nanobot, nanocomputer, nanofortnight, nanosecond, nanotechnology, Napier, NAPLPS, NAPSS, narrowing, NAS, nasal demons, NASI, nastistical, NASTRAN, nastygram, NAT, Nathan Hale, National Bureau of Standards, National Center for Supercomputing Applications, national characters, National Database Language, National Information Infrastructure, National Information Services and Systems, National Institute of Standards and Technology, National Research and Education Network, National Science Foundation, National Science Foundation Network, National Software Reuse Directory, National Spatial Data Infrastructure, National Television Standards Committee, native compiler, Native Language System, NATURAL, natural deduction, Natural English, natural language, Natural Language Information Analysis Method, natural language processing, natural number, nature, NAU, navigating, Navigator, Nawk, NB, NBFCP, NBS, NBT, NC, nc, NCD, NCP, NCR Corporation, NCS, NCSA, ND, NDIS, NDL, NDS, ne, neat hack, neats vs. scruffies, Nebula, NEC, neep-neep, negation by failure, negative acknowledge, NELIAC, Neon, neophilia, Neptune, Nerd pride, NERECO, NESL, net, net.-, net.god, net.personality, net.police, Net:X, netaddress, NetBEUI, NetBIOS, NetBIOS Frames Control Protocol, NetBios over TCP/IP, NetBOLLIX, netbui, netburp, netCDF, Netcom On-line Communication Services, Inc., netdead, Netfind, NetHack, netiquette, NETL, netlag, netload, Netmarq Limited, netmask, NetNanny, netnews, netpipes, netquette, Netrek, netrock, Netscape, Netscape Communications Corporation, Netscape Navigator, Netscape Public License, netsplit, netstat, netter, NetWare, NetWare Core Protocol, Netware Input/Output Subsystem, NetWare Link State Protocol, network, network address, Network Address Translation, Network Address Translator, Network Addressable Unit, network byte order, network card, network closet, Network Computing Devices, network database, Network Definition Language, Network Device Interface Specification, Network extensible Window System, Network File System, Network Filing System, Network Information Center, Network Information Service, Network Information System, network interface card, network interface controller, network layer, network management, network meltdown, Network News Transfer Protocol, network number, network operating system, Network Operations Center, network redirector, network segment, Network Solutions, Inc., Network Termination, Network Time Protocol, network transparency, network, the, networking, NetX, neural nets, neural network, neuron, Neutral Interconnect, neutrosophic, neutrosophic logic, neutrosophic probability, neutrosophic set, neutrosophic statistics, Neutrosophy, Never Offline, New Flavors, New Jersey, NEW Programming language, New Storage System, new talk, New Testament, New York State Educational Reasearch ETwork, New York University, newbie, newgroup wars, newline, NEWP, NeWS…
O, O'Reilly and Associates, O'small, O-Logic, O2, Oaklisp, OAP, OATH, Ob-, OBDC, OBE, Oberon, Oberon-2, Oberon-V, Obfuscated C Contest, obi-wan error, OBJ, OBJ0, OBJ2, OBJ3, object, Object CHILL, object code, Object Compatibility Standard, Object Data Management Group, Object Database Management Group, object identifier, Object Linking and Embedding, Object Lisp, Object Management Group, Object management system, Object Modelling Technique, Object Oberon, Object Pascal, Object Request Broker, Object Role Modeling, Object Value, Object Z, object-orientation, object-oriented, object-oriented analysis, object-oriented database, object-oriented design, Object-Oriented Fortran, object-oriented language, Object-Oriented Pascal, object-oriented programming, object-oriented programming language, Object-oriented SQL, Object-Oriented Turing, ObjectBroker, ObjectCenter, Objecteering, Objectionable-C, Objective C, Objective CAML, Objective PASCAL, ObjectLOGO, ObjectPAL, Objectworks, Objlog, OBJT, ObjVlisp, ObjVProlog, Obliq, oblique stroke, Oblog, OBSCURE, observational equivalence, Oc, OC-12, OC-3, OC-48, OC-n, OCAL, occam, occam 2, Occam's Razor, occlude, occurs check, OCL, OCLC, OCODE, OCP, OCR, OCS, octal, octal forty, Octave, octet, octothorpe, OCX, OD390, ODA, ODBC, ODC, Ode, ODI, ODIF, ODMA, ODMG, ODP, ODSA, ODT, OEM, off the trolley, off-by-one error, off-line, off-line world, off-side rule, Office, Office By Example, Office Workstations Limited, ogg, OHCI, Ohm, ohnosecond, OIC, OID, OIL, OLAP, OLC, old fart, old talk, Old Testament, OLDAS, OLE, OLE custom controls, OLGA, Olivetti, OLTP, OLWM, om, OMA, Omega, Omega test, Omega-algebraic, OMF, OMG, OMNICODE, OMNIFAX, OMNITAB, OMR, OMS, OMT, OMTool, on-line, On-Line Analytical Processing, On-Line Computer system, On-Line Transaction Processing, ONC, Ondine, One Time Programmable Read-Only Memory, one-banana problem, one-line fix, one-liner wars, One-Time Password, one-way hash function, ones complement, Online Computer Library Center, Inc., Online Media, Online Public Access Catalog, Ontic, onto, ontology, OnX, OO, OOA, OOD, OODB, OODBMS, OOF, OOGL, OOP, OOPL, OOPS, OOPSLA, OOSD, OOZE, op, op code, OPAC, Opal, open, open box testing, Open Data-link Interface, Open DataBase Connectivity, Open DeathTrap, Open Desktop, Open Distributed Processing, Open Distributed System Architecture, Open Document Architecture, Open Document Interchange Format, Open Document Management API, Open Graphics Library, Open Look, Open Network Computing, Open Prolog, Open Scripting Architecture, Open Shortest-Path First…
P+, P-CAD, P-code, P-mail, P-Prolog, P-TAC, P.O.D., P1754, p2c, P3L, P4, P6, pa, PABX, PACE, Packard Bell Electronics, Inc., packed decimal, Packed Encoding Rules, packet, Packet Assembler/Disassembler, packet driver, Packet in Plastic Grid Array, Packet InterNet Groper, packet radio, packet sniffer, Packet Switch Node, packet switching, packet writing, packet-switched, PackIt, PACT I, PACTOLUS, PAD, padded cell, Paddle, page, PAGE, Page Description Language, page fault, page in, page mode, Page Mode DRAM, Page Mode Dynamic Random Access Memory, page out, paged, Paged Memory Management Unit, pager, paging, PaiLisp, pain in the net, Paintbrush, PAISley, PAL, Palace, palette, palmtop, Palo Alto Research Center, Palo Alto Research Centre, PAM, Pam, Pandora, panic, PANON, PANS, Pansophic, Pantone, PAP, Paper Feed Control Character, paper-net, papermail, PARADE, PARADIGM PLUS, Paradigms of AI Programming, Paradise, paradox, Paradox, Paradox Application Language, Paragon, Paralation, Paralation C, Paralation LISP, ParAlfl, Parallaxis, Parallel C, parallel computer, parallel computing, Parallel FORTH, Parallel Fortran, Parallel Haskell, Parallel Pascal, parallel port, Parallel Presence Detect, parallel processing, parallel processor, parallel random access machine, parallel reduction, Parallel SML, Parallel Sysplex, Parallel Virtual Machine, parallelism, param, parameter, parameter RAM, parametric polymorphism, paraML, paranoid programming, ParaSoft Corp, Parasol, PARC, parent, parent message, parent process, parentheses, Pari, Paris, parity, parity bit, parity error, Park-Miller, Parkinson's Law of Data, Parlance, Parlog, Parlog++, parm, PARMACS, ParMod, PARS, PARSEC, parser, parser generator, parsing, Parsley, Partial Differential Equation LANguage, partial equivalence relation, partial evaluation, partial function, partial key, partial ordering, Partial Response Maximum Likelihood, partially ordered set, partition, PARTS, PARULEL, Pascal, Pascal P4, Pascal Plus, Pascal+CSP, Pascal-, Pascal-80, Pascal-F, Pascal-FC, Pascal-Linda, Pascal-m, Pascal-P, Pascal-S, Pascal-SC, Pascal/L, Pascal/R, pasos2, Pasqual, PASRO, PASSIM, passive matrix display, passphrase, password, Password Authentication Protocol, paste, pastie, PAT, patch, patch pumpkin, patch space, PATCHY, path, Path Pascal, pathname, pathname separator, pathological, pathspec, pattern matching, pattern recognition, PAW, PAW++, payware, PB Cache, PBD, PBEM, PBM, PBX, PC, PC AT, PC Card, PC Pursuit, pC++, PC-ism, PC-NFS, PC-RT, PC-Scheme, PC-TALK III, PC-TILES…
Q, Q'NIAL, qa, QA, QA4, QAM, Qbasic, QBE, qdjanus, QDOS, QEMM386, QIC, QL, Qlambda, QLISP, QLOG, QMW, QNX, QoS, QPE, QT-OBJECTS, QTRADER, Qu-Prolog, quad, Quadralay Corporation, Quadrature Amplitude Modulation, quadruple bucky, quadruplex, Quake, Qualcomm, quality, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Quality of service, Quality Systems & Software Ltd., quantifier, Quantify, quantum, quantum bogodynamics, quantum computer, quantum computing, quarter, Quarter Inch Cartridge, Quay Financial Software, QUEASY, Queen Mary and Westfield College, Queen's University, Queens Problem, Queens Puzzle, QUEL, query, query expansion, ques, Quest, question mark, queue, QUICK, quick-and-dirty, QuickDraw, Quicksilver, Quicksort, Quicktime, quiesce, quiesce time, QUIKSCRIPT, QUIKTRAN, QUIN, quine, Quintec-Objects, quintillion, Quintus Prolog, quote chapter and verse, quotient, Quty, quux, qux, QWERTY, QX…
R2000, R2RS, R3.99RS, R3RS, R4RS, R:BASE, rabbit job, RACE, race condition, RACF, RAD, Raddle, Radio Frequency Interference, radiosity, RADIUS, radix, RAID, RAIL, rain dance, rainbow series, RAISE, RAL, RAM, RAM disk, RAM drive, Rambus DRAM, Rambus, Inc., RAMDAC, RAMIS II, RAMTRON, random, Random Access Memory Digital-to-Analog Converter, random numbers, random-access memory, randomness, range, Rapid Application Development, rapid prototyping, RapidCAD, Rapidly Extensible Language, English, Rapidwrite, RAPT, RARE, rare mode, RARP, RAS, RASP, raster, raster blaster, raster burn, raster font, raster graphics, raster subsystem, rastergram, rat belt, Ratatosk, RatC, Rate monotonic scheduling, RATEL, RATFIV, RATFOR, rational, Rationalized C, rave, rave on!, raw data, raw mode, RAWOOP-SNAP, ray tracing, Rayleigh distribution, RBASIC, RBCSP, RBOC, rc, rc file, RC4, RCA 1802, RCA 1805, RCC, RCL, rcp, RCS, rdb, Rdb, RDBA, RDBMS, RDF, RDI, RDL, RDOS, RDRAM, RDS, RE, re, re-engineering, re-entrant, Read-Only Memory, read-only user, README file, real, real estate, real hack, real mode, real number, real operating system, Real Programmer, Real Programmers Don't Use PASCAL, Real Soon Now, Real Time Streaming Protocol, real user, Real World, real-time, Real-Time Euclid, Real-Time Mentat, Real-Time Object-Oriented Modeling, Real-Time Operating System, Real-Time Pascal, real-time structured analysis, RealAudio, reality check, Realtime Disk Operating System, reaper, reassembly, reboot, REC, recipe, recipient, Recital, RECOL, Recommended Standard, record, Record Management Services, Record Separator, rectangle slinger, recurse, recursion, recursion theory, recursive, recursive acronym, recursive definition, recursive descent parser, Recursive Functional Algorithmic Language, Recursive Macro Actuated Generator, recursive type, Red, Red Book, Red Brick Intelligent SQL, Red Hat, red wire, red zone, Redcode, redex, RediLisp, redirection, redirector, RedNet Ltd., redocumentation, REDUCE, Reduced Instruction Set Computer, reduction, reduction strategy, redundancy, Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks, Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks, REF-ARF, REFAL, reference, reference counting, referential integrity, referential transparency, referentially transparent, referer, referrer, REFINE, Refined C, Refined Fortran, reflexive, reflexive domain, Reflexive transitive closure, RefLisp, refresh, refresh rate, refreshable braille display, refreshable display, refutable, REG-SYMBOLIC, regex, regexp, Regina, regional network, register, register allocation, register assignment, register dancing, register set, register spilling, Register Transfer Language, regression, regression testing…
S, S-ALGOL, S-HDSL, S-K reduction machine, S-Lang, S-MIME, S-Video, s///, S/Key, S/N ratio, S/SL, S3, sa, SA, SA-110, SAA, Saber-C, Saber-C++, SAC, SAC-1, SAC2, sacadm, sacred, SAD, SAD SAM, SADT, SAFARI, safe, safety, safety-critical system, saga, sagan, SAGE, SAIC, SAID, SAIL, SAINT, SAL, SALEM, Sales Automation, Sales Force Automation, salescritter, SALT, salt, salt mines, salt substrate, SAM, sam, SAM76, Samba, SAME, same-day service, SAMeDL, samizdat, Sammet, Jean E., samurai, San Francisco, sandbender, sandbox, Sandman, sanity check, Santa Cruz Operation, SAP, SAP AG, SAPI, SAR, SAS, SAS System, SASD, SASE, SASI, SASL, SASL+LV, SASL-YACC, SATAN, Sather, Sather-K, satisfiability problem, Saturday-night special, SAVE, say, sb, SB AWE32, SB-Prolog, SBCS, SBD, SBM, Sbus, sc, SC, SC/MP, SCA, SCADA, scag, scalability, Scalable Coherent Interface, Scalable Processor ARChitecture, Scalable Vector Graphics, scalar, SCALLOP, SCAN, scan, scan design, scan line, scan path, scan register, Scan-EDF, Scan-In, Scan-Out, SCANDISK, scanf, scanner, scanno, SCC, SCCS, SCEPTRE, scheduler, scheduling, Scheduling API, Scheduling Application Programming Interface, Schelog, Schema Definition Set, Schema Representation language, schematic capture, schematic type variable, Schematik, Scheme, Scheme Library, Scheme Object System, Scheme Repository, Scheme->C, Scheme-Linda, Scheme-to-C, Scheme84, Scheme88, Schlaer-Mellor, Schoonschip, schroedinbug, SCI, Science and Engineering Research Council, science-fiction fandom, Scientific Data Systems, SCL, SCM, SCO, Scode, SCOOP, SCOOPS, SCOPE, scope, Scorpion, Scott domain, Scott-closed, SCPI, SCPI Consortium, scram switch, SCRAP, scratch, scratch disk, scratch monkey, Scratchpad I, Scratchpad II, scream and die, Screamer, screaming tty, screen blanker, Screen Peace, screen reader, screen refresh, screen saver, screen scraper, screen sharing, Screenwrite, screw, screwage, scribble, Scribe, SCRIPT, script, Scriptics, scripting language, scrog, SCROLL, scroll bar, scrollable list, scrool, scrozzle, scruffies, SCSI, SCSI adaptor, SCSI controller, SCSI ID, SCSI initiator, SCSI interface, SCSI reconnect, SCSI target, SCSI-1, SCSI-2, SCSI-3, ScumOS, scuzzy…
T, T Lisp, T-carrier systems, T-gen, T. Kohonen, T.H.E, T1, T1 line, T1 rate, T3, T3 line, TA, TAA, TAB, tab-separated values, table, table locking, TABLET, TABLOG, TABSOL, Tabulating Machine Company, TAC, TACL, TACPOL, tag, tag name, Tagged Image File Format, tagged queueing, tagged types, tail circuit, tail recursion, tail recursion modulo cons, tail recursion optimisation, tail-strict, TAL, TALE, Taligent, talk, talk bomb, talk mode, talker system, TALL, tall card, Tandem Computers, Tandy, Tanenbaum, Andrew, tanked, TANSTAAFL, TAO, TAOS, TAP, tap, tape, tape archive, tape drive, tape head, Tape Operating System, TAPI, tar, tar and feather, tarball, targa, Targa Graphics Adaptor, target, Target-Machine Description Language, TARTAN, Task Control Block, task scheduling, TASM, TASS, taste, tautology, TAWK, Taxis, tayste, taz, TBF, TBIL, TBK, Tbl, tc, TC/IX, TCB, TCGS, Tcl, Tcl Consortium, tcl-debug, Tcl-DP, tclhttpd, tclx, TCM, TCO, Tcode, TCOL, TCOL.Ada, TCP, TCP/IP, TCPIP, tcsh, Tcsim, TCVN 5773, TCVN 6056, td, TDD, TDF, TDFL, TDI, TDM, TDMA, TDR, Teamwork, Technical/Office Protocol, Technion, technology, Technology Enabled Relationship Manager, Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems, TechRef, TECO, tee, TEI, telco, TELCOMP, Telecommunication Display Device, Telecommunications Device for the Deaf, Telecommunications Industry Association, telecommuting, teledildonics, telematics, TelEnet, TELEPAC, Telephone Application Program Interface, telephony, Telephony Application Programming Interface, Telerat, Telescript, Teletype, teletype, Teletype Corporation, teletypewriter, TeleUSE, television, Television Interface Adaptor, TELNET, Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol, Telon, TELOS, TELSIM, template code, TEMPLOG, Tempo, TEMPO, temporal database, temporal logic, Tempura, ten-finger interface, Ten15, tendinitis, tennis elbow, tense, tensor product, tenured graduate student, tera-, terabyte, teraflop, teraflop club, TERM, term rewriting system, TERMAC, termcap, terminak, terminal, Terminal Access Controller, terminal adapter, Terminal Adaptor, terminal brain death, terminal emulation, terminal emulator, terminal illness, terminal junkie, terminal node, Terminal Oriented Social Science, Terminal Productivity eXecutive, terminal server, Terminate and Stay Resident, termination analysis, terminator, Terms Of Service, ternary, terpri, terrabyte, Terse, test, test coverage, testing, TET, TeX, TeX-78, TeX-82, Texas Instruments, Texinfo…
U-Code, U-NET Limited, U.S. Robotics, Inc., ua, UAN, UART, UAW, UBASIC, UBD, ubiquitous computing, uC++, UCB, UCS, UCSD Pascal, UCX, udb, UDF, UDMA, UDP, uemacs, UFO, ug, UGLIAC, UHELP, UI, uid, UIDL, UIL, UIMS, UIMX, UIS, uk, UKC, UKERNA, UKUUG, ULCC, Ulm's Modula-2 System, ULP, Ultra DMA, Ultra-ATA, Ultra-SCSI, Ultra64, Ultrix, um, UMB, UMB Scheme, UMDL, UML, uML, UMTS, UN*X, unary, UNC, UNCL, UNCOL, uncompression, uncountable, uncurrying, undefined external reference, under the hood, underflow, Undernet, underscore, undocumented feature, unfold, unfold/fold, UNI, Unicode, UniCOMAL, unicos, Uniface, unification, Unified Han, Unified Modeling Language, unifier, UNIFORM, Uniform Naming Convention, Uniform Resource Citation, Uniform Resource Locater, Uniform Resource Locator, Uniform Resource Name, Uniform Resource Number, Unify, unify, Unify Corporation, Unihan, uninstaller, uninteresting, Uninterruptible Power Supply, Unipalm Group plc, Unipress Software, Inc., uniprocessor, UNIQUE, Unique ID Listing, unique key, unique sales point, UNISAP, Unisys Corporation, Unit Separator, United Technologies Research Cente, UNITY, Univac, Universal algebra, Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter, Universal Character Set, Universal Communications X, Universal Debugger, Universal Disk Format, universal quantifier, Universal Resource Identifier, Universal Resource Locator, Universal Serial Bus, universal thunk, Universal Time Coordinated, University of Arizona, University of California at Berkeley, University of Durham, University of East London, University of Edinburgh, University of Hawaii, University of Iceland, University of London Computing Centre, University of Michigan, University of Michigan Digital Library Project, University of Minnesota, University of Nijmegen, University of Pennsylvania, University of Tasmania, University of Twente, Unix, Unix box, Unix brain damage, Unix conspiracy, Unix International, Unix man page, Unix manual page, Unix System V, Unix to Unix Copy, Unix weenie, Unix wizard, Unixism, UnixWare, unnormalised, unproto, unshar, unshielded twisted pair, unswizzle, unwind the stack, unwind-protect, unzip, up, uparrow, UPenn, upgradability, upgrade, upgradeability, upload, UPMAIL Tricia Prolog, upper bound, Upper Layer Protocol, upper memory block, Upper Side-Band modulation, UPS, upstream, upthread, upward closure, Uranus, urban legend, URC, urchin, URI, URL, URL forwarding, URL redirection, URN, URouLette, US, us, US Robotics, US-ASCII, usa.net, usability, USAModSim, USB, USE, Use the Source Luke, Usenet, Usenet news, Usenetter, USENIX, user, user base, User Brain Damage, User Datagram Protocol, user id, user identifier, user interface, user interface copyright, User Interface Language, user name…
V, V.21, V.22, V.22bis, V.23, V.24, V.25, V.32, V.32bis, V.32ter, V.34, V.35, V.42, V.42bis, V.90, V.91, V.FAST, V.FC, V.pcm, va, vacuum tube, vadding, VAL, Valencia Simple Tasker, valency, Valid, validation, value, Value Added Network, value added reseller, value added retailer, valve, VAN, vanilla, vanity domain, vannevar, Vannevar Bush, vaporware, VAR, Variational Graphics eXtended, VAX, VAX DOCUMENT, VAX MIPS, VAX/VMS, VAXectomy, VAXen, vaxherd, vaxism, vaxocentrism, VAXset, VAXstation, VB, VBA, vbell, VBScript, vbx, vc, VCC filtering, VCL, VCODE, VCPI, VCR, vdiff, VDL, VDM, VDM++, VDM-SL, VDSL, VDT, VDU, ve, vector, Vector C, vector font, vector graphics, vector processor, vector space, VECTRAN, VEE, veeblefeetzer, veeblefester, veeblefetzer, VEL, Vendor Independent Messaging, ventilator card, Ventura Publisher, Venus flytrap, verbage, verbiage, Verdi, verification, Verilog, Verilog SA, Veronica, Versa Module Europa, version, Version 7, vertical application, vertical bar, vertical encoding, vertical loop combination, vertical microcode, vertical refresh rate, vertical scan rate, Very high bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line, Very Large Database, Very Large Memory, Very Large Scale Integration, Very Long Instruction Word, Very Small Aperture Terminal, VESA, VESA Local Bus, VFAT, vg, VGA, VGQF, vgrep, VGX, VHDL, VHE, VHLL, vhost, VHS, vi, Vi Improved, VIC-20, video adapter, video card, video compression, video conference, video conferencing, video dial tone, video display terminal, Video Electronics Standards Association, Video Graphics Adapter, Video Graphics Adaptor, Video Graphics Array, video memory, Video on Demand, video RAM, video random access memory, video terminal, videotex, Vienna Definition Language, Vienna Definition Method, Vienna Development Method, Vienna Development Method Specification Language, Vienna Fortran, Vietnamese, viewer, ViewPoints, Views, VIF, VIM, Vine Technology, vines, Vint Cerf, Vinton Cerf, Viola, virgin, virgule, Viron, virtual, virtual 86 mode, virtual address, virtual cache, virtual circuit, virtual connection, Virtual Control Program Interface, Virtual Device Driver, Virtual Device Location, virtual disk, Virtual Home Environment, virtual host, Virtual LAN, Virtual Loadable Module, Virtual Local Area Network, Virtual Machine, virtual machine, Virtual Machine Environment, Virtual Machine/Conversational Monitor System, Virtual Machine/ESA, Virtual Machine/System Product, Virtual Machine/XA, virtual memory, Virtual Memory System, virtual path, virtual point of presence, virtual PoP, Virtual Private Network, virtual reality, Virtual Reality Modeling Language, Virtual Sequential Access Method, virtual shredder, Virtual Software Factory, Virtual Storage Extended, Virtual Telecommunications Access Method, virus, viruses, visible bell…
W2K, W3, W3 Consortium, W3C, WA-12, wabbit, Wabi, WabiServer, wacco, Wafe, WAFL, WAIS, wait state, WAITS, waldo, walk, walk off the end of, walking drives, wall, wall clock time, wall follower, wall time, wallpaper, WAM, WAN, Wang Laboratories, wango, wank, wannabee, want list, WAP, WAP Forum, wardialer, warez, WarGames, warlording, warm boot, Warm Silence Software, Warp, wart, washing machine, Wasserman, WATBOL, Watcom C/C++, Watcom International, Watcom SQL, Watcom VX*REXX, water MIPS, Waterfall Model, WATFIV, WATFOR, wav, WAVE, wave a dead chicken, Waveform Generation Language, wavelet, wavetable, wavetable synthesis, WaZOO, WCL, WD, WDASM, WE, Weak Head Normal Form, weak typing, weakly typed, weasel, Web, WEB, web browser, web page, Web Request Broker, web server, web site, web smith, web2c, webcam, webcasting, WebCGM, WebCOMAL, WebCrawler, webhead, weblint, webmaster, webmistress, webmonkey, WebObjects, Webster, Webster's Dictionary, wedged, wedgie, wedgitude, Weeble, weeds, weenie, Weenix, weighted search, well-behaved, well-connected, well-ordered set, Wesley Clark, Western Digital Corporation, Westmount, wetware, wf, WFL, WfMC, WFW, WFWG, WG, WGL, whack, whacker, whales, whalesong, What You Get Is What You Never Thought You Had, What You See Is All You Get, What You See Is What You Get, What's a spline?, whatis, wheel, wheel bit, wheel wars, When It's Done, Whetstone, Which Stands For Nothing, while, White Book, White book CD-ROM, white box testing, White pages, white paper, white trash, whitespace, WHNF, whois, Whopper, WHQL, WIBNI, Wide Area Information Servers, Wide Area Network, Wide SCSI, Wideband ATM, widget, wiggles, wild card, Wild_LIFE, William Gibson, William Hamilton, William Joy, WIMP, WIMP environment, win, Win 95, Win 98, Win2K, Win32, Win32s, winchester, Wind River Systems, window manager, Window RAM, Window Random Access Memory, window shopping, window system, windowing system, Windows, Windows 1, Windows 2, Windows 2000, Windows 2K, Windows 3.0, Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11, Windows 4GL, Windows 94, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Application Binary Interface, Windows CE, Windows for Workgroups, Windows Internet Naming Service, Windows Messaging, windows messaging, Windows NT, Windows NT 3.1, Windows NT 3.5, Windows NT 4, Windows NT 5, Windows NT Network Model, Windows Open Service Architecture, Windows sockets, Windows/286, Windows/386, Windoze, winged comments, winkey, winning, winnitude, WINS…
X, X client, X Consortium, X Image Extension, X protocol, X server, X terminal, X Window System, X-1, X-Designer, x-scm, X-Windows, X.12, X.208, X.209, X.21, X.214, X.215, X.216, X.217, X.219, X.224, X.225, X.226, X.227, X.229, X.25, X.28, X.29, X.3, X.400, X.409, X.500, X.680, X.75, X.desktop, X/Open, X/open Portability Guide, X/Open System Interface, X11R4, X11R5, X11R6, X2, X3J16, X3T10, x86, x86 processor socket, XA, Xaw, Xbase, xbeeb, xbm, XC, Xcoral, xdbx, XDL, XDR, XDS 940, xDSL, Xemacs, XENIX, Xeon, XEROX Corporation, Xerox Data Systems Model 940, XEROX Network Services, XEROX PARC, XFree86 Project, Inc., Xfun, XGA, XGA-2, XHTML, Xi, XIE, Xilinx Netlist Format, Xilinx, Inc., Xlib, xlisp, xls, XML, XMM, XMODEM, XMODEM-1K, xmosaic, XMS, XNF, xnf2ver, XNS, XOFF, XON, XON/XOFF, Xopen, xor, XPC, XperCASE, XPG, XPG3, XPL, xpm, XPOP, xref, XRemote, XRN, XSB, XScheme, XSI, XSL, Xt, XT, XT bus architecture, xterm, XTI, XTP, XTRAN, XUI, Xv++, XVGA, XView, XVT, XWIP, xxgdb, XXX, Xy-pic, xyzzy…
Y, Y2K, YA-, Yaa, YABA, yacc, YADE, YAFIYGI, Yahoo, Yale Haskell, Yamaha, yank, YAPS, YASOS, YAUN, Yay, ye, Year 2000, Yellow, Yellow Book, Yellow Book CD-ROM, Yellow Book, Jargon, Yellow Box, Yellow Pages, yellow wire, Yerk, Yet Another, Yet Another Compiler Compiler, Yet Another Yacc, YGMTPO, YLISP, YMMV, YMODEM, YMODEM-G, yocto-, yotta-, yottabyte, You are not expected to understand this, You know you've been hacking too long when..., Your mileage may vary, Yourdon, Yourdon methodology, Yourdon, Inc., Yourdon/Constantine, Yourdon/Demarco, Yow!, yoyo mode, YP, YSM, yt, YTalk, yu, Yu-Shiang Whole Fish…
Z, Z shell, Z++, Z-buffer, Z180, Z3, Z39.50, Z8, Z80, Z8000, za, ZAP, zap, ZAPP, ZEBRA, Zed, Zen, zen, ZENO, zepto, Zermelo Fränkel set theory, Zermelo set theory, ZERO, zero, zero assignment, Zero Insertion Force, zero-content, zeroth, ZEST, ZetaLisp, zetta-, zettabyte, Zeus, ZF expression, ZFC, ZIF, zigamorph, ZIL, Zilog, Zilog Z280, Zilog Z8, Zilog Z80, Zilog Z8000, Zilog Z80000, Zilog Z80A, zip, Zip Drive, zip file, Zipcode, zipperhead, zm, ZMODEM, ZOG, ZOLA Technologies, zombie, zombie process, zone, Zoo, zoo, zoom, Zoomer, ZOPL, zorch, Zork, zorkmid, zr, zsh, ZUG, Zulu time, ZUSE, Zuse, Zuse, Konrad, zw, ZX Spectrum, ZX-80, ZX-81, zxnrbl, Zynet Ltd., ZyXEL…
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