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DP: /D-P/ N. 1. Data Processing. Listed Here Because, According To Hackers, Use Of The Term Marks One Immediately As A {suit}.
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:DP: /D-P/ n. 1. Data Processing. Listed here because,
according to hackers, use of the term marks one immediately as a
{suit}. See {DPer}. 2. Common abbrev for {Dissociated
Press}.
-- The AI Hackers Dictionary
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DP /D-P/ n. 1. Data Processing. Listed here because, according to hackers, use of the term marks one immediately as a suit.
See DPer. 2. Common abbrev fo...
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*Computers* process data, not people! See {DP}. -- The AI Hackers Dictionary...
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