binary four n.
[Usenet] The finger, in the sense of
`digitus impudicus'. This comes from an analogy between binary
and the hand, i.e. 1=00001=thumb, 2=00010=index finger,
3=00011=index and thumb, 4=00100. Considered silly. Prob. from
humorous derivative of finger, sense 4.
[Usenet] The finger, in the sense of
`digitus impudicus'. This comes from an analogy between binary
and the hand, i.e. 1=00001=thumb, 2=00010=index finger,
3=00011=index and thumb, 4=00100. Considered silly. Prob. from
humorous derivative of finger, sense 4.
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- finger
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system
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[abbreviation] 1. A measure of
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formally, `Million Instructions Per Second' (that's... - patch
1. n. A temporary addition to a piece of code
usually as a quick-and-dirty remedy to an existing...
