missile address n.
See ICBM address.
See ICBM address.
Related:
- ICBM address n.
(Also `missile address') The form
used to register a site with the Usenet mapping project,
back before the day of pervasive Internet, included... - ICBM address: n. (Also `missile address') The form used to
register a site with the USENET mapping project includes a blank
for longitude and latitude,
preferably to seconds-of-arc accuracy. This is actually... - address harvester n.
A robot that searches web pages
and/or filters netnews traffic looking for valid email addresses.
Some address harvesters are benign, used only for compiling... - spamblock /spam'blok/ n.
[poss. by analogy to
sunblock] Text inserted in an email address to render it invalid
and thus useless to spammers.
For example, the address `jrandom@hacker.org' might... - Name: ___ Address: ___ Postal Code: ___ Age:
___ Sex: ... - network address n.
(also `net address') As used by
hackers,
means an address on `the' network (see the network... - FUBAR: n. The Failed UniBus Address Register in a VAX.
A good example of how jargon can occasionally be... - FUBAR n.
The Failed UniBus Address Register in a VAX.
A good example of how jargon can occasionally be... - BNA Branch to
Nonexistent...
From the same category:
- cow orker n.
[Usenet] n. fortuitous typo for co-worker,
widely used in Usenet, with perhaps a hint that orking... - ACK /ak/ interj.
1. [common; from the ASCII mnemonic
for 0000110] Acknowledge.
Used to register one's presence (compare mainstream... - POPJ /pop'J/ n.,v.
[from a PDP-10
return-from-subroutine instruction] To return from a digression.
By verb doubling, "Popj, popj" means roughly "Now let's... - Alderson loop n.
[Intel] A special version of an
infinite loop where there is an exit condition available,
but inaccessible in the current implementation of... - real estate n.
May be used for any critical resource
measured in units of area.
Most frequently used of `chip real estate', the...
