Definition of a blog
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Definitions include: to "invent" a solution to a problem that has already been solved, or to implement yet another solution to a solved problem. Definitions include: to play with a Hacky Sack (footbag.) Definitions include: acronym for "frequently asked question(s)". Definitions include: acronym for "in my, not so humble opinion". Definitions include: "upvote". Definitions include: "please". Definitions include: The term comes from communications and telecommunication. Definitions include: acronym for "I am not your lawyer". Definitions include: acronym for "Read the fucking manual." Definitions include: a method of accomplishing something that is otherwise prevented due to a bug. Definitions include: acronym for "eat shit and die ". Definitions include: acronym for "ta-ta for now" (i.e. "goodbye for now.") Definitions include: any limited resource measured in units of area. Definitions include: any email that is unpleasant in tone or content. Definitions include: a joke or "joke" that contains a core of truth.
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Definitions include: a person who maintains a blog . Definitions include: a post to a blog that is about an article elsewhere on the web. Definitions include: the alias one uses on the Internet. Definitions include: someone lacking in intellectual capacity, moron, idiot, jackass
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