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Definition of guiltware

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Other terms relating to 'computer slang':

Definitions include: acronym for "I am not a medical doctor".
Definitions include: prefix added to a noun to make it Internet-related.
Definitions include: "computer."
Definitions include: This definition is questionable and is pending deletion.
Definitions include: a computer program that single-handedly or near single-handedly makes a computing platform popular.
Definitions include: "okay, thanks, 'bye".
Definitions include: acronym for "on my way".
Definitions include: colloquial pronunciation of fool.
Definitions include: to kill, usually with a firearm.
Definitions include: a joke or "joke" that contains a core of truth.
Definitions include: a worthless small program.
Definitions include: to smoke marijuana.
Definitions include: a link to other bloggers' blogs on a blog.
Definitions include: of software, poorly built due to the accumulation of code written over a long period of time.
Definitions include: aggravation.

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Other terms relating to 'guilt':

Definitions include: a session of criticism intended to make someone feel guilty for their actions.

Other terms relating to 'software':

Definitions include: software still under copyright, but which is no longer distributed, sold, or supported.
Definitions include: legitimate software that is free to use, but displays advertising.
Definitions include: a type of shareware that interrupts use of the software to display a message asking the user to "register" the software (i.e. pay for it.)
Definitions include: computer software that occupies too many resources due to its preponderance of features.
Definitions include: a form of shareware where, in lieu of the "registration" fee, the author asks that users donate to a charity.
Definitions include: a form of shareware where, in lieu of the "registration" fee, the author asks that users donate to a charity.
Definitions include: software that has had features disabled to entice people to upgrade to a for-pay or more expensive version.
Definitions include: "Freeware" was originally the trademark of "PC-Talk" author Andrew Fluegelman.
Definitions include: software that does bad things.
Definitions include: shareware software that nags the user if it hasn't yet been purchased.
Definitions include: a type of shareware that only requires users to send a postcard to the author in order to purchase it.
Definitions include: software that is free to share with others and is - at least initially - free to use.
Definitions include: software that was purchased or written, but never used.
Definitions include: low-quality software.
Definitions include: software delivered in physical form.

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