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Definition of netiquette

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Other terms relating to 'computer slang':

Definitions include: a word that has come to be an acronym (or is viewed by some as an acronym) when it was not originally an acronym.
Definitions include: "something".
Definitions include: acronym for "mind your own business."
Definitions include: acronym for "I think I'm going [to] be sick" or "I think I'm gonna be sick".
Definitions include: to arrive unexpectedly and uninvited, esp. to a social function such as a party or ceremony.
Definitions include: a particular class of "off-by-one" errors in which the intuitive answer is incorrect.
Definitions include: "algorithmic".
Definitions include: to work on a pre-existing problem, program, or piece of source code.
Definitions include: to play with a Hacky Sack (footbag.)
Definitions include: the level to which something is bogus.
Definitions include: to look up someone on the internet.
Definitions include: to repair or fix something that has been hosed.
Definitions include: acronym for "cannot be unseen".
Definitions include: For information about the origin of the term, see the term's article on Wikipedia.
Definitions include: acronym for "best friend forever" or "best friends forever".

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Definitions include: to smile.
Definitions include: to get a person excited.
Definitions include: someone who is stupid.
Definitions include: to disappear from contact with other people.
Definitions include: a hair style consisting of baldness on the top of the head and long hair in the back.
Definitions include: alternate spelling of "dude".
Definitions include: to start.
Definitions include: old, out-of-date, or falling apart.
Definitions include: Origin: Kevin Smith Movies. Definition: adjective, used in same way as "cool" To express happiness or satisfaction.
Definitions include: the police.

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