Definition of Godwin's Law
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Other terms relating to 'computer slang ':
Definitions include: something deceptive. Definitions include: acronym for "shaking my damn head". Definitions include: in a computer system, to be stuck performing some activity repeatedly but not making progress. Definitions include: a general exclamation. Definitions include: acronym for "don't mind if I do". Definitions include: activism via hacking . Definitions include: "disconnect". Definitions include: acronym for "talk to you tomorrow". Definitions include: to hit. Definitions include: acronym for "can anyone else". Definitions include: "internet." Definitions include: "what's". Definitions include: "I see". Definitions include: something repeatedly posted on an internet-based discussion forum. Definitions include: to "text" - i.e. send a text message.
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Other terms relating to 'law':
Definitions include: one's spouse's family, e.g. mother-in-law, father-in-law, etc. Definitions include: a cop. Definitions include: police Definitions include: a member of the police force. Definitions include: the police. Definitions include: to enforce the rules. Definitions include: acronym for "law enforcement officer". Definitions include: acronym for "mother-in-law".
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