Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
CA Kanada, Canadá, Canada, Canada, Canada, (esper.) Kanado
Internet, Internet, Internet, Internet, Internet, (esper.) reto, interreto

Cyber, cybernetics, Kybernetiker, Cyberspace, Cyberpunk, Cybersex, Cyborg, ... (W3)

...
Menschen, die sich kulturkritisch mit der vernetzten Welt auseinandersetzen, bezeichnen sich selbst gerne als "Kybernetiker". Sie verweisen dabei auf die Wurzeln des Wortbildungselementes "Cyber". Norbert Wiener gab der "Steuermannskunst", wie "kybernetike" aus dem Griechischen übersetzt heißt, 1948 den Namen "cybernetics" und beschrieb sie als eine Wissenschaft, die sich mit den Gesetzmäßigkeiten von Steuerungs- und Regelungsvorgängen in Natur und Technik auseinandersetzt.

Seitdem William Gibson in seinem Roman Neuromancer (1984) mit der Abkürzung "cyber" jedoch den Begriff "Cyberspace" bildete, um so die kollektive Welt von vernetzten Computern zu beschreiben, entstehen aus diesem Kontext heraus laufend neue Wortschöpfungen. Gibson selbst gilt als literarischer Begründer des so genannten "Cyberpunk". Den Vertretern dieses Genres gilt freie Information als oberste Maxime der globalen Vernetzung. Ihr zentrales Anliegen ist die symbiotische Beziehung von Mensch und Maschine.

Der "Cyberpunk" wurde zu einem einflussreichen Bestandteil der Popkultur, was nicht zuletzt an Filmen wie Blade Runner (1982) und The Matrix (1999) lag. Weitere häufig vorkommende Wortbildungen in diesem Kontext sind "Cybersex", ein Ausdruck, der sich auf das Thema Sex in einer virtuellen Umgebung bezieht, und der "Cyborg", eine Mischung aus Mensch und Maschine.
...

gouv
Vocabulaire d'Internet
Computer/Internet Dictionaries

lapresse
Filoutage, binettes et espiogiciels

Dites-vous "pare-feu" ou "coupe-feu" ? "Hameçonnage" ou "filoutage"? "Emoticon" ou "binette" ? "Espiogiciel" ou "logiciel-espion"? C'est ce que veut savoir le nouvel "Observatoire de néologie" du Québec, à l'Université Laval, qui a passé six mois à surveiller les tendances dans la traduction des termes technologiques, au Québec et en France.

Julie Pelletier, étudiante au doctorat qui a mené cette enquête, a voulu «réfléchir sur les facteurs de réussite ou d'échec» des traductions, qui proviennent souvent d'organismes dûment mandatés comme l'"Office de la langue française" (OQLF) au Québec, et la "DGLFLF" en France on vous épargne son nom complet. Comme les deux nations ont leur propre organisme de normalisation, plusieurs traductions officielles peuvent coexister. D'où l'intérêt d'évaluer leur usage pour déterminer les plus populaires.

Mme Pelletier a analysé les termes utilisés par les journalistes dans trois quotidiens québécois ( Le Soleil, Le Devoir et La Presse) et trois français ( Le Figaro, Le Monde, Libération).

Quelques découvertes, en vrac : 74% des journaux québécois parlent de "blogues" et 68% de "clavardage". De leur côté, 99% de leurs confrères français utilisent "blogs" et 100% "chat" (prononcez tchatte).

Le terme récent "baladodiffusion", qui a tant déprimé certains journalistes technologiques les "baladeurs", ça fait plus 1985 que 2005 est utilisé par 74% des journaux québécois tandis que 79% des Français lui préfèrent le "podcasting". Il faut dire que là-bas, les mots qui finissent en "-ing" et autres anglicismes franchouillardisés parasitent largement les champs sémantiques de tout ce qui est moderne, de la restauration rapide à l'informatique.

L'anglais, c'est plus cool en France qu'ici ? «L'américanophilie, c'est un phénomène général, pas seulement en France. Sauf qu'ici, c'est quand on sonde les usages de la langue orale qu'on en trouve le plus», indique Mme Pelletier, qui présentait cette étude récemment dans le cadre du 74e congrès de l'ACFAS à l'Université McGill.
...
L'art de l'adaptation est difficile. Parfois il produit de grands succès : le "pourriel" pour les courriels indésirables, la "foire aux questions" pour franciser l'acronyme "FAQ" ("Frequently Asked Questions"). D'autres termes sont ignorés parce qu'ils ne sont pas assez popularisés par les médias, ou qu'ils sont trop longs ou tirés par les cheveux. ...
Parmi les termes technologiques qui s'implantent bien dans l'usage quotidien, elle cite "bogue", "courriel", "lien hypertexte", "lecteur MP3", "logiciel libre", "baladodiffusion", "blogue" et "hameçonnage". Parmi ceux qui battent de l'aile, on compte "barrière de sécurité" ("firewall"), "binette" ("smiley"), "clavardage" ("chat"), "espiogiciel" ("spyware") ou "filoutage" ("phishing"). Enfin, certains termes anglais subsistent dans leur langue d'origine malgré les traductions officielles, parmi lesquelles firewall et smiley.
...
Termes technos les plus souvent choisis dans les journaux québécois et français:

Terme original - Québec - France

• Spyware - Logiciel-espion - Logiciel-espion
• Free software - Logiciel libre - Logiciel libre
• Voice-over-IP (ou VoIP) - Téléphonie IP - Téléphonie sur IP
• Spam - Pourriel - Courriel indésirable
• Hyperlink - Hyperlien - Lien hypertexte
• Podcasting - Baladodiffusion - Podcasting
• Blog - Blogue - Blog
• Chat - Clavardage - Chat
• Webmaster - Webmestre - Webmaster

Source: La terminologie des TIC dans la presse francophone. Julie Pelletier, Mihaela Dobrescu, Pierre Auger. OBNEQ, Université Laval, mai 2006.

netlingo
Net lingo
Computer Terms and Net Jargon
Internet-Terms
The Internet Dictionary

Browse a list of NetLingo.comterms by clicking on the Pocket Dictionary, or Search for a specific term

• @ | @ | @TEOTD
• ^ | ^rup^ | ^URS
• < | <3
• 1 | 1% rule | 1174 | 143 | 14AA41 | 182 | 1K buffer
• 2 | 2B or not 2B | 2BZ4UQT | 2G2B4G | 2G2BT | 2moro | 2NITE
• 3 | 3-way linking
• 4 | 411 | 420 | 459 | 4EAE | 4ever | 4NR
• 5 | 5FS
• 8 | 8 | 802.11g | 86 | 8th-floor decision
• 9 | 9 | 99
• a | a New York minute | A/N | A/S/L/P | AAAAA | AAC | AAF | AAK | AAMOF | AAMOI | AAR | AAR8 | AAS | AATK | AAYF | AB | ABCD | ABI - Binary | ABI - Broker | ABITHIWTIDB | ABT2 | ac or .ac | access | access control | access control list | access devices | access number | access provider | access rights | access time | account | ACD | ACE | ACK | ACM | | acquisition | acquisition cost | Acrobat | acronym | actionable | active | Active Server Pages | ActiveX | ad banner | ad blocking | ad click | ad click rate | ad exchange | ad network | ad request | ad server software | ad space | ad view | ADAD | ADBB | ADC | address | Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) | ADIH | ADIP | adminisphere | administrivia | ADN | Adobe | ADPCM | ADR | ADSL | advermation | advertainment | advertorial | adware | AEAP | AFAGAY | AFAHMASP | AFAIC | AFAICS | AFAICT | AFAIK | AFAIU | AFAIUI | AFAP | AFAYC | AFC | AFDN | AFGO | AFIAA | AFINIAFI | AFK | AFPOE | AFT | aftcasting | AFZ | age | agent or intelligent agent | aggregation or aggregate | aggregator | AGKWE | agreeance | AI | AIAMU | AIF or .aif | AIGHT | AIH | AIM | AIMB | AIMP | air | AISB | AISE | AISI | AIX | Ajax | AKA or a.k.a. | ALAP | Alcon | | alias | aliasing and anti-aliasing | AliWeb | all your base are belong to us | all-channel | Allen, Paul | almost online | ALOL | ALOTBSOL | alpha | alpha geek | alpha pup | alphanumeric | Alsop, Stewert | alt or alt. | alt tag | alt text | Alta-visitors | ALTG | Altoids | alt-tab | always-on | AMAP | | | Amazonned | AMBW | america offline | america onhold | AMF | AML | AMPS | AMRMTYFTS | anacronym | analog | anchor | Andreessen, Marc | ANFAWFOWS | ANFSCD | angels | angry garden salad | animated GIF | animation | anime | animersive | annotations | anomaly | anonymize | anonymous | anonymous FTP | anonymous posting | ANSI | ant farm | anti- | anticipointment | anus envy | any key | AOAS | AOB | AOhell | AOL | AOL Instant Messenger | AOL Mobile Communicator | AOL winsock | AON | AP | Apache | API | APNIC | apollo syndrome | app | Apple | Apple key | applet | application | application server | application server solution | April 14, 2000 | AR headset | ARC | arc word | Archie | architect | architecture | architecture police | archive | archive site | ARIN | ARP | arrow shooters | article | artifact | | artificial life | AS | ASAFP | ASAMOF | ASAP | ascending order | ASL | ASLMH | ASP | aspect-oriented programming | asset-backward | assicons | assmosis | astroturf | astroturf campaign | asynchronous learning | at home or @HOME Network | at sign or @ | ATAB | ATM | Atom | ATST | attachment | attenuation | attic | ATW | AU or .au | audio | audio helper | audio mining | audio storage unit | audiocast | auditor | AUP | authentication | author | authorization | authortisement | auto answer | autobot | automated purchasing system | auto-parser | autoresponder | avatar | AVI | AWGTHTGTTA | AWGTHTGTTSA | AWLTP | AWNIAC | AWOL | AYC | AYCE | AYK | AYSOS | AYTMTB | AYV
• b | B Channel | B&F | B/C | B2A | B2B | B2B space | B2B2C | B2C | B2D | B2E (Business-to-Employee) | B2G | B4 | B4N | B4U | B4YKI | Babbage, Charles | back button | back end | back forty | back slash | backbone | backbone provider | backdoor | backgrounding | back-hack | Backhoe Day | backlink | backplane | backronym | back-sourcing | backwards compatible | BAG | Bailey the Switcher | Bailey, Mick | bait-and-switch | BAK | balkanized | bambi | BAMF | banana | banana problem | bandwidth | bandwidth hog | bandwidth hugger | bang | bang the GUI | Bangalored | Banisar, David | banner ad | banner blindness | banner exchange | bar code | barbie bird | barfogenesis | Barlow, John Perry | barn raising | barney deal | Barney page | barneyware | baron company | barter | baseband | basement area network | batch | batmobiling | bats | battle faxes | BAU | baud | baud barf | Bauhaus | Bayesian filter | bazaar-style development | BB | BB4N | BBAMFIC | BBB | BBBG | BBEdit | BBFBBM | BBFN | BBIAB | BBIAF | BBIAS | BBIAW | BBL | BBMFIC | BBN | BBS | BBSD | BBSL | BBT | BBW | BCBG | BCBS | BCNU | BCOZ | BD | BDBI5M | BDC | BDN | bear paw | beehive | beepilepsy | begathon | behavioral targeting | behind-the-screens | bellhead | Bellovin, Steve | bells-and-whistles | belly-button | below the fold | Below Zeros | bench | BEOS | Berlin firewall | Berners-Lee, Tim | best of breed | best practices | best-in-breed | beta | beta baby | beta bugs | betamaxed | beyond-the-banner | Bezos, Jeff | BF | BFD | BFE | BFF | BFFTTE | BFN | BFR | BFT | BHAG | BHG | BHOF | BI5 | BIBI | BIBO | BIF | big banging | big box store | big iron | big room | BIL | bimp | Bina, Eric | binary | Binary File Transfer (BFT) | binary numbers | binary star configuration | BIND | BinHex | biobreak | BIOIYA | biometrics | bionic code | bios | biots | BIOYE | BIOYIOP | BIOYN | bipolar belief system | bit | bit bucket | bit flip | BITCH | BITD | bitloss | bitmap | BITNET | bitnik | bitraking | bitslag | bit-spit | bitstream | BJJDI | BKA | BL | black box model | black hat | black hole | BlackBerry | BlackBerry prayer | BlackBerry thumb | blackholing | blamestorming | blanding | blatherer | BLBBLB | bleeding edge | blended networking | blendo | bloatware | BLOB | blog | blogger | blogosphere | blogroll | bloodware | blow a buffer | BM | BMF | BMGWL | BMOF | BMOTA | BMP or .bmp | BNDN | BNF | BO | boat anchor | BOB | BOBFOC | bob's your uncle | BOCTAAE | body | body nazis | body scan | BOFH | bogus | BOHICA | boil the ocean | bolt-on acquisition | Bonnie | boobiecons | BOOF | bookmark | Boole, George | Boolean or Boolean logic | boot | booth bunny | bot | BOTEC | botnet | BOTOH | bottom-lining | bounce | box | bozo filter | bozon | BPLM | bps | BR | brain drain | brain dump | brain fart | brain stain | brand | brand police | brandalism | brandstorming | brandwidth | BRB | breadcrumb | breakthrough value | brick-and-mortar | bricks-and-clicks | broadband | broadcast | broadcast storm | brochureware | broken link or broken graphic | broken pipe | Brown, John Seely | brownout | browse | browse box | | BRT | bruised rationals | BS | BSAAW | BSBD&NE | BSD | BSEG | BSF | BSP | BT | BTA | BTDT | BTDTGTS | BTFO | BTHOOM | BTSOOM | BTTT | BTW | BTWBO | BTWITIAILW/U | bucket brigade | buffer | buffer page | buggin' out | build it and they will come | bullet | bullet clicker | bulletin board | bulletproof | bundle or bundling | Bunnell, David | bunny suit | burn | burn rate | burning the candle at both ends | burning the midnight oil | bus | Bushell, Nolan | business need | busy signaling | butt-brush factor | button | button exchange | buzzword | buzzword specialist | buzzword-compliant | BW | BWDIK | BWL | BWO | by the drink | BYKT | BYOA | BYOB | BYOW | bypass | byte | byte-bonding | bytecode | BZ
• c | C | C shell | C# | C&G | C/P | C/S | C++ | C2B | C2C | C4N | CAAC | cable | cable modem | cableco | cache or caching | cached out | caching proxy | CAD | cam | campus | cancelable with no short rate | cancelbot | cancelbunny | cancelmoose | canon | Capek, Karel | | capsizing | captive start-up | car navigation system | carbon footprint | card | career-limiting move | careware | Carnivore | Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) | carpet bomb | carrier | Caruso, Denise | carve out | cascade | cascading style sheets (CSS) | case sensitive | Case, Steve | CASIE | CAT5 (category 5) | CB | CBB | CBF | CBI | CBJ | CBO | CBT (Computer Based Training) | CD | CDMA | CDN | CDPD (Cellular Digital Packet Data) | CD-ROM | cell mates | cell phone | cell phone manager | cellpadding | cellspacing | CEM | central office (CO) | CEO | CEO-speak | Cerf, Vinton | CERN | CERT | certificate authority | certified used car | CF | CFML | CFO | CFV | CGI | CGI form | CGI Joe | cgi-bin | CHA | cha-ching | chainsaw consultants | chamber art | Chambers, John | change agent | channel | channel conflict | channel encryption | CHAP | chapter 11 | character | charlie | chat acronym or chat acronyms | chat or chatting | chat room | chat room bob | chatfly | cheaper, faster, better | cheapernet | Check 21 | checkbox | check-box item | Chernobyl packet | Chiariglione, Leonardo | chick magnet | chicken head | chicken-boner | Chief Community Strategist | Chief Internet Evangelist | Chief Internet Officer | Chief Knowledge Officer | chip | chiphead | chips and salsa | chortal | Christensen, Clayton | Christensen, Ward | chum | churn | churning | CIAC | CIAO | CICO | CICYHW | CID | CIO | cipher | circling the drain | CIS | Cisco | city acronyms | city nicknames | CIX | Clark, James | clean | cleansed data | clear-text password | ClearType | CLEC | C-level | click | click here | click on | clickable graphic or imagemap | click-and-highlight | click-and-mortar | click-and-ship | clickly | clickprint | clicks | clicks-and-chicks | clicks-for-chicks | clickstreams | click-through | click-through farmers | click-through rate | client | client error | client pull | client push | client/server | client-server action | client-side | climate canary | clink | clip | clipper chip | clippy | CLM | cloaking | clone | cloud | clue-by-four | clueful | clunky | cluster funk | clustering | CMF | CMIW | CMO | CMU | CMYK | CNET | CNP | co or .co | coaxial cable | COB | cobots | co-branding | cobweb site | cockroach | COD | code 18 | code or coding | codenapping | CodePie | codify | CofS | Cohen, Fred | coin-operated employee | Cold Fusion | cold peace | cold potato routing | cold transfer | collaborative | collaborative filtering | collaborative partnership | collaborative project | collaboratory | collapsible corporations | co-location | COM | com or .com | COM port | COMDEX | command line | command line weenie | | | communications software | compatible or compatibility | competitive advantage | competitive intelligence | competitive salary | complimentary quote rule | composition flaw | compression | computer illiterate | computer literate | computer science | computer simulation | computer virus | Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) | computer wiz | concatenated speech | confidentiality | configuration | configure | connect | connect time | connectivity | cons | console | Consumer Experience Manager | consumer profiling | contact center | content | content conundrum | content delivery | Content Engineer | content provider | content sponsorship | contentology | context sensitive menu | | contextually aware | converged network | convergence | convergent programming | conversion cost | conversion rate | COO | coolhunting | CoolTalk | coopetition | coporate kabuki | copyleft | CORBA | cord | core competencies | cornea gumbo | corporate portal | COS | CoSN | cost per action | cost per click | cost per lead | cost per thousand | counter | counter-experience | country codes | Coupland, Douglas | courseware | courtesy call | C-P | CPA | CPC | CPL | CPM | CPO | CPU | crack | crackable | CrackBerry | cracker | CRAFT | Craig's List | CRAP | crapplet | crash | crash dummies | crash test dummies | CRAT | | CRAWS | CRB | CRBT | CRC | crdtchck | creeping featurism | crimeware | crippleware | critical differentiators | critical mass | critical mess | CRM (Customer Relationship Management) | crog | cross post | cross-channel marketing | cross-platform | cross-roasting | Crowe, Elizabeth | CRS | CRTLA | crusader | cryppie | cryptanalysis | cryptic | cryptic password | crypto rage | cryptography or cryptographic | cryptoperiod | CS | CSA | CSL | CSP | CSS | C-T | CTA | CTC | CTI | CTIA | CTM | CTO | CTO in business | CTR | Ctrl | CU | CUATU | cube farm | cuddletech | CUL | CUL8ER | CUL8R | cumdex | CUNS | curbstoning | curry | cursor | CU-SeeME | cusskiddie | customer acquisition cost | customer experience team | customer facing | Customer Information Control System (CICS) | Customer Interaction Center (CIC) | Customer Relationship Marketing | customer-centric | customize | cut steel | cut-and-paste | cut-and-paste attack | CWYL | CX | CY | CYA | cyber Monday | cyber noir | cyber sit-in | cyber sitters | CyberAngels | cyberattack | cyberbullying | cybercad | cybercafe | cyberchondria | cyberchondriacs | cybercide | cybercop | cyberfraud | cyberluddites | cybernetics | cybernoir | cyberpork | cyberpunk | cybersex | cybersexism | cybershooting | cyberslacker | cyberslang | cybersquatting | cyberstalker | cybersuds | cyberterrorism | cybertourist | cyberwar | cyborg | Cybrarian | cyburban myths | cycles | CYL | CYM | CYO | CYT | cytizenship
• d | D&M | D2D | daemon | dag-tag | daisy chain | DAMHIKT | dancing baloney | Daniel, Steve | DARFC | dark fiber | darknet | das blinkenlights | data | data backup | data cholesterol | data cleaning service | data compression | data dump | data glove | data mart | data mining | data recovery | data repository | data shadow | data storage | data store | data traffic | data Valdez | data warehousing | database | database front end | database management system | database-driven | datagram | datasphere | daughterboard | dawn patrol | Day 2 project | DBA | DBABAI | DBEYR | DBMS | DBS | DCE | | DD | DDD | DDN | DDoS | de facto standard | deactivation | dead cell phones | dead computers | dead technology | dead tree edition | Deadfish, Idaho | dead-tree version | debbie | deboning | December 12, 1991 | deck | declutterist | decode | decoder | decruitment | decryption | Dedicated Advertiser Location (DAL) | dedicated hosting | dedicated line | dedicated page | dedicated server | deep dive | deep domain expertise | deep linking | deep Web | deep-sixed | def | default | defect | defenestration | defrag | defragging the office | deja moo | Deja News | delete | deletion | deliverable | delurking | demand-side management | demo | demo monkey | demoscene | demoware | Denial of Service | denizen | | DES | description tag | deselect | designosaurs | desktop | desktop search | desktop video (DTV) | destination page | destination site | destructive payload | DETI | device | device driver | device driver interface | DF | DF module | DFLA | DGA | DGT | DGTG | DGYF | DH | DHTML | DHYB | DIAF | dial group | dial-up | dial-up account | dial-up connection | DIC | Dick, Philip K. | digit mode | digital audio | digital camera | digital cash | digital certificate | digital dirt | digital divide | digital doppelganger | digital entertainment | digital fingerprinting | digital jewelry | digital kudzu | digital lifestyle | digital music | digital revolution | digital shopping companion | digital signature | digital video recorder | digital watermark | digiterati | digitizer | DIKU | dilberted | DILLIGAD | DILLIGAS | DINK | direct connection | directory | DirectX | DIRFT | dirty connection | disc | discussion board | discussion group | disintermediation | disk | disk dancers | disruptive technology | distance learning | distributed computing | distribution | DITR | dittoheads | DITYID | divergence | DKDC | DL | DLL or .dll | DLTBBB | DLTM | DMAT | DMCA | DMI | DMZ | DNA barcoding | DNBL8 | DNC | DND | | DNS parking | DOC | docking station | docs | docubug | document | document info | document management | document source | DOE | DOEI | Doerr, John | dog bones | dog whistle | dog-and-pony show | dog-collar labor | dogcow | DOM | domain dropping | domain name | domain name lookup | domainism | dongle | dooce | | doorway domain | doorway page | DORD | Dorito Syndrome | DOS | dot address | dot file | dot-bomb | dot-calm | dot-com | dot-com deadpool | dot-com shakeout | dot-com syndrome | dot-commers | dot-commie | dot-commuter | dot-con | dotcorps | dot's all folks | double click | double geeking | double-underlined links | down | down time | downline | downlink | download | downstream | DP | dpi | dps | DPUP | DQMOT | DQYDJ | DRIB | drill down | drink the Kool-Aid | drip irrigation | drip marketing | drive-by VC | driver | DRM | drop down menu | Drucker, Peter | drug dump | drump | drunk mouse | DSig | DSS | DTRT | dual-channeller | dub-dub-dub | Dubinsky, Donna | dubya | DUI | DUM | dumb terminal | duplex | DURS or DUS | DUSL | DUST | dustbuster | Dutch auction | DVD | Dvorak, John | DWB | DWBH | DWDM | dweeb | DWI | DWS | DWWWI | DWYM | DYFM | DYHAB | DYHAG | DYJHIW | dynamic | dynamic content | dynamic node | dynamic rotation | Dynamic SQL | DYOFDW | Dyson, Esther | DYSTSOTT
• e | E123 | E2E | E3 | EADD | EAK | e-anything | ear candy | early adopter | early mover | EARN | earth's population e-mail | eating your own dog food | eBay | e-bomb | ebook | e-book | EBPP | e-business | e-card | echo chamber | ECML | ECN | e-collar workers | | ecruiting | EDGE | EDI | e-distribution | editor | EDM | e-document | e-dress | edu | EFF | effin | EFT | EG | ego-surfing | ejectrode | e-journal | EL | elancer | e-learning | electron | electronic | electronic book reader | electronic exchange | electronic library | electronic mall/storefront | electronic payment systems | electronic publishing | elite | Ellis, Jim | Ellison, Larry | Elvis year | EM | EMACS | E-Mail Channel Specialist | e-mail forwarding | e-mail or email | e-mail shorthand | e-mail shredder | e-mall | embedded hyperlink | EMFBI | EMG | EMI | EML | emotags | EMRTW | EMSG | encoding | encrypted English | encryption | end-user | engagement synopsis | Engelbart, Doug | Engleberger, Joe | English | enterprise | entity | entrenched transactors | environment | EOD | EOM | EOT | EPIC | episodic games | EPS or .eps | e-publishing | e-purse | e-reading | ergonomics | ERM | ERP | error message | ESADYFA | ESEMED | ESH | ESMF | ESN | ESO | ESP | ETA | etailing | eternal hold | e-text | ethernet | Ethical Hacker | ETLA | Eudora | EULA | eurominutes | EUV light | evangelist | EVDO | event horizon | evernet | everyware | EVRE1 | e-wallet | | EWI | example | exceedance | execs | exit strategy | export | extensions | external viewer | extranet | extremophile | eye candy | eyeballs | EZ | e-zine
• f | F2F | FAB | face time | Facebook | facebooking | fact-based management | FAH | failure | false drop | Fanning, Shawn | FAP | FAQ | FAQL | FAQOMFT | farm out | FASB | fast tracking | FastCGI | fat binary | fat finger | fat pipe | fatware | favorite | FAWC | FB | FBI | FBKS | FC | FCS | FDGB | FE | feature | ferroelectronics | Fetch | FF | FF&PN | FFA | FFS | FGDAI | fiber-optic cable | fiber-optic or fiber-optics | FIDO | FIF | FIIK | FIL | file | file compression | file extension | FILF | Film at 11 | Filo, David | filter | FILTH | FINE | fine business | finger | FIPA | fire off | firefighters | Firefox | firewall | FireWire | firmware | first eyes | first mover | first-generation | first-mover advantage | first-purchase momentum | first-to-market | FISH | Fisher, Ebon | fisk | FITB | five-and-dime | fix it in post | fixed wireless | FLA | flagship product | flame | flame bait | flame war | Flash | flash crowd | flash crowds | flat file | flat panel | flat screen | flavor | flex time | flies | flight risk | floating toolbar | flog | floodgaters | flooding | floppy disk | flowie | fluttering | flypaper meeting | FM | FMLTWIA | FMTYEWTK | FMUTA | FO | FOAD | FOAF | FOC | FOFL | FOL | folksonomy | follow-up | FOMCL | font | foo/foobar | forced coolness | forced downgrade | FORD | forelash | forestware | | form | form art | format | forum | forward slash | fractal | fram | frame | frame relay | frame source | frames | frames-free | frankenedit | FRED | free | Free Lizard Project | freecycling | free-pricing model | freeware | freeze | frendor | freshness factor | Friday night pizza maker | Friedman, Thomas | friend | front end | frontdoor | FrontPage | FSR | FSU | FTASB | FTBOMH | FTF | FTFOI | FTL | FTLOG | FTN | FTP | FTR | FTRF | FTTB | FTTC | FTTH | FTW | FU2 | FUBAR | FUBB | Fuchs, Ira | FUD | fudge factor | FUI | FUJIMO | fulfillment | full duplex | full user mobility | full-on honkey handshake | full-text search | FUM | functionality | furverts | fusion | future-proof | fuzzy expert system | fuzzy logic | fuzzy objects | FWB | FWD | FWIW | FYA | FYE | FYI | FYIFV | FYLTGE | FYM | FYSBIGTBABN
• g | G | G or GB | G.O.O.D. job | G2GLYS | GA | GAB | | GAL | GALGAL | GALHER | GALHIM | game players | gamer | gaming | gaming network | GANB | gang FAQ | GAP | GAS | gastrobot | Gates, Bill | Gatesed | gateway | gathering string | GBG | GBH | Gbps | GD&R | GDI | gearhead | geek | geek-gasm | geeking out | geekosphere | geek-speak | geeksploitation | geektavist | Gelernter, David | generation | generation d | generation e | generation x | generation y | generica | GEnie | genius killer | GEOS | GF | GFF | GFI | GFN | GFTD | GFY | GFYMF | GG | GGN | GGP | ghost site | GI | Gibson, William | GIF or .gif | GIF89a/GIF animation | gig | giga- | gigabit | Gigabit Ethernet | gigaPOP | GIGO | Gilder, George | Gilder's Law | gingerbread house | Giuliani-esque | GIWIST | gizmo | GL | glambassador | glass | glazing | GLBT | GLG | glitch | Global 3500 | globality | globalization | glocalization | glocalize | glueware | GLYASDI | GM | GMAB | GMAFB | GMPCS | GMTA | GMTFT | Gnapster | GNBLFY | GNOME | GNSD | GNU | Gnutella | gobbledygook | God-forbid room | Godin, Seth | GOI | going Cyrillic | going forward | going postal | GOK | GOL | gold-collar workers | Golden Rolodex | gonk | good thing | Goodwin, Mike | Google | Google blips | | Google hacking | Google juicing | Google narcissist | Googlewhacking | googling | googlonymous | Gopher | gopherhead | gopherspace | GOS | gov or .gov | GOYHH | GPRS | GPS | GR&D | GR2BR | GR8 | grabber hand | grand challenge | granular or granularity | graphic designer | graphic or graphics | graphical smileys | graphics accelerator | grass-roots campaign | gratz | gray matter | graybar land | greenwash | gremlins | grid computing | grok | groupware | Grove, Andy | growing the business | grrl | GRRRR | GSM | GSOAS | GSYJDWURMNKH | GTFO | GTFOOH | GTG | GTGB | GTGP | GTH | GTM | GTRM | GTSY | guardian | GUD | guerrilla marketing | guerrilla networks | guestbook | GUI | gumint | guru site | gutenberg | gutter tribes | GWI | g-word | GWS | GYHOOYA | GYPO | GZip
• h | H&K | h/o | h/p | H4XX0R | hack | hacker | hacker ethic | Hack-o-grams | hacktivist | HAGD | Hagel, John | HAGN | HAGO | Haiku poetry error messages | hairball | HAK | HAL | halo effect | ham | HAND | hand salsa | handheld | handheld device | hand-holding | handle | handshake | hands-off | hands-on | handwriting recognition | | hang | hang-time | hard copy | hard disk | hard drive | hardware | hardwired | Harter, Phillip | harvest or harvesting | hat color | Hawkins, Jeff | HAWTLW | Hayes compatible | HB | HBB | HBIB | HCC | HD | HDML | HDSL | head end | header | headmount | heat-seeking work force | heavy lifting | height technology | Heinlein, Robert | helper application | hemming and hawing | Henry the Forger | hertz (Hz) | Hertz, Heinrich | heuristics | Hewlett, William | hexadecimal | HF | HFC | HHIS | HHO1/2K | HHOJ | HHOK | HHOS | HHTYAY | hierarchy | HIG | high dome | highbrow | high-speed | high-tech | high-touch | HIH | hijacker | hijackware | Hilbers, Konrad | hillbilly heroin | HIOOC | hire number | history | hit | HITAKS | hive | HNTI | HNTW | HO | HOHA | HOIC | Hollywired | holy war | home networking | homepage | HomePlug PA | HomePNA | HomeRF | homeshoring | homestead | HoneyMonkey | hook and book | horizontal play | hose and close | host | host name | hosting | hot plugging | hot potato routing | hot spot | HotDog | HotJava | hotlink | hotlist | Hotmail | hotspot | hourglass mode | house ad | house file hygiene | hover | HP | HSDPA | HSIK | HT | HTB | HTH | HTML | HTML banner | HTML e-mail | HTML Reference Library | HTNOTH | htpasswd | HTTP or http | HTTPD or httpd | HTTPS or https | HUA | hub | huge pipes | HUGZ | human capital | human cloning | human gateway | hunt-and-peck | HUYA | HWGA | hybrid | hydraulics of the situation | hype | hyperlink | hypermedia | hyperpower | hyperspeed | hyperstitial | hypertext
• i | I 1-D-R | I&I | I/O error | IAB | IAC | IAC | IAE | IAITS | IANA | IANAC | IANADBIPOOTV | IANAE | IANAL | IANNNGC | I-anything | IAP | IASAP4U | IAT | IAW | IAYM | IBGYBG | IBIWISI | IBM | IBM-PC | IBRB | IBS | IBT | IBTC | IBTD | IBTL | IC | IC/OOC | ICBW | | icon | iconoclast | ICQ | ICYC | ID10T | IDC | idea hamster | identity theft | IDGAF | IDGARA | IDGI | IDK | IDK, my BFF Jill | IDKY | I-D-L | IDM | IDST | IDTS | IEEE | IEEE 802.11b | IEF | IESG | IETF | if I tell you, I'll have to kill you | IF/IB | IFAB | IFU | IGGP | IGTP | IHA | IHAIM | IHNO | IHTFP | IHU | IIIO | IIMAD | IIR | IIRC | IIS | IIT | IITLYTO | IITYWIMWYBMAD | IITYWYBMAD | IIWM | IKALOPLT | ILA | ILF/MD | ILICISCOMK | illegal | ILMURLABITIMMHAC | ILU | ILUAAF | ILY | IM | IM2BZ2P | image | image aspirations | imagemap | ImageReady | IMAO | IMAP | IMCO | IMG SRC or img src | IMHEIUO | IMHO | immersive experience | IMNERHO | IMNSHO | IMO | IMOO | import | impressions | IMRU | IMS | in our DNA | in real time | in the cloud | in the demo | in the leather | in the plastic closet | in the pod | in the zone | inbound link | inbox | InContext WebAnalyzer | incubaby | incubator | index | indexer | indices | indie or indy | indigenous content | infected file | infobahn | infomediary | information age | information dominance | information gridlock | information overload | information packet | information retrieval | information superhighway | infosnacking | InfoSpace | infotainment | infrared | infrared port | infrastructure | initialization string | initiative | Inktomi | in-line image | inmigrant | INMP | INNW | INPO | insertion order (IO) | install | instant messaging | integrate | integrated sponsorship | integrity | Intel | intellectual gill-netting | interactive | interactive marketing | interactive message board | interface | intermediary | internal link | Internaut | Internet | Internet account | Internet backbone | Internet billboards | Internet era | Internet Explorer | Internet security | Internet Society | Internet telephony | Internet time | Internet2 | internetworking | InterNIC | interoperability | interstitial | interstitial ad | intranet | intrapreneur | INUCOSM | invisible Web | IOH | ION | IoS | IOS - organization | IOUD | IOW | IP | IP address | IPM campaign | IPN | IPO | IPOaf | iPod | ippie | IPSec | IPTV | IPv6 | IPX | IQueue | IRC | IrDA | IRL | irritainment | IS | ISAGN | ISAPI | iscrape | ISDN | ISH | ISN | ISO | ISOC | ISP | ISS | issue | ISTM | ISTR | ISWYM | ISYALS | IT | ITA | ITE | ITIGBS | ITM | ITS | it's a feature | iTV | IUM | IVR | IWALU | IWBAPTAKYAIYSTA | IWIWU | IWSN | IYAOYAS | IYD | IYKWIM | IYKWIMAITYD | IYO | IYQ | IYSS | IYSWIM
• j | J/C | J/J | J/K | J/P | J/W | J2EE | J2LYK | J4G | J4T or JFT | J5M | jabber | jack in | JAD | JAFO | JAFS | jaggies | Jain, Naveen | JAM | Japanese smileys | JAR file | JAS | Java | JavaScript | JC | J-code | JDBC | JDI | JDK | JEOMK | jerry-rig | JFH | Jini | jitterati | JK | J-list | JM2C | JMO | Jobs, Steve | JOOTT | Joy, Bill | joystick | JPEG Optimizer | JPG or .jpg | JPIGs | JSP | JSU | JSYK | JT | JTLYK | JTOL | JTOU | JUADLAM | Jughead | juice a brick | jump page | just-in-time (JIT) | JVM | JW
• k | K | K or KB | kangaroo code | Kapor, Mitch | Kare, Susan | Karpov, Anatoly | KBD | Kbps | Kelly, Kevin | Kermit | kernel | kevork | KEWL | key | key pal | key ring | keyboard | keyboard plaque | keyboard trauma | keylogger | KFY | KIA | kickback marketing | Kiczales, Gregor | kid sibling management | KIF | kill file | kilo- | kiosk | KIR | KISS | KIT | kitty | KK | kluge or kludge | KM | KMA | KMFHA | KMP | KMRIA | KMSLA | KMUF | KMWA | knowbots | knowledge worker | koan | Kobrigram | kodak courage | KOK | Konqueror | KOTC | KOTL | KPC | kubris | KUTGW | KWIM | KWSTA | KYPO
• l | l33t | L8R | ladder bypass | lag or lagging | lamer | LAN | landing page | language | Lanier, Jaron | LANlord | laptop | LAQ | lasagna syndrome | last mile | last-mile problem | latency | latte town | launch | LB?W/C | LBE | LBR and LGR | LBUG -or- LBIG | LCD | LD | LDAP | LDIMEDILLIGAF | LDR | LDTTWA | leaky reply | learning portal | leased line | leetspeak | legacy business | legacy media | legacy system | level set | leverage | leveraged flyout | Levine, Gerald | Levinson, Jay Conrad | Levitt, Theodore | LFTI | LGMAS | LHO | LHOS | lick your lips | life support | LIFO | like | link | link checker | link farm | link juice | link popularity | link rot | linkrot | Linux | liquidity | liquidity event | LIS | LISTSERV | little r | live | live chat | LKITR | llama | LLTA | LMAO | LMDS | LMFAO | LMIRL | LMK | LMSO | LMTCB | LNP | load | Local Area Network | local computer | location-based service | locator watch | log | log file | login or log in | logoff | LOL | LOLA | | long domain name | longitudinally | LONH | looking for Mr. GoodVar | looky-loo | | LOPSOD | LORE | loser error | losing your virginity | LOU | Lovelace, Ada | lowbrow | low-hanging fruit | low-tech | LPOS | LRF | LSP | LSV | LTIC | LTM | LTNS | LTR | LTTIC | luddite | LULU | lumpy | LUMTP | lurk | lurker | LViewPro | LWR | LY | LY4E | LYB | LYCYLBB | LYKYAMY | LYL | LYLAB | LYLAS | LYLB | LYMI | Lynx | LYWAMH
• m | M or MB | M&A | M2M | M4C | M8 or M8s | MA | MAC | | Macromedia | macrosite | MacTCP | MAE | MAE-East | MAE-West | magic smoke | magnetic | mail bomb | mail filter | mailbot | mailbox | mailing list | mainframe | mainframe management | mainsleaze | Majordomo | malware | MAN | management by spreadsheet | Mandlebrot, Benoit | manual submission | Mapedit | MAPI | MapQuest | market share | Market-Leninism | martian packet | Martin, James | mash-up | massage the data | matricized | matrix | Matthews, Jim | MAYA | MB | MBN | MBONE | Mbps | MBRFN | McAfees VirusScan | McCarthy, John | MCI project | McLuhan, Marshall | McLuhanism | McNealy, Scott | | MCSE | MD5 authentication | meatbot | meatjail | meatloaf | meatspace | mecca | media contamination | media fusion | Media Lab | meeting specialist | mega- | megahertz (MHz) | meh | melissa | meltdown | menu | menu bar | merchant account | merchant services | message board | Met ED | meta- | | | metajacking | metamediary | Metamediary CEO | metaverse | Metcalfe, Jane | Metcalfe, Robert | Metcalfe's Law | metoobies | MFD | MfG | MFIC | MFWIC | MHBFY | MHOTY | MIA | micro- | microcontent | microdisplay | micropayment | microphotonics | microprocessor | microscopic art | microserf | microsite | microsociety | Microsoft | Microsoft's .NET | midair passenger exchange | middle school dance | middleware | MIDI | migrate | MIHAP | MIL | mil or .mil | MILF | milker | millennials | Miller, Robyn & Rand | MIME | MIMO | mind share | minicomputer | mini-homepage | MIP Mapping | mips | mirror | MIS | MISF | mission critical | missionary selling | MIT | MITIN | mixed signal | MKOP | MLAS | MM | MMDS | MMHA2U | MMORPG | MMX | mobile | mobile device | mobisode | moblog | modem | modemhead | moderated mailing list | moderated newsgroup | moderator | MOFO | mommy-save | MOMPL | monitor | monitor pets | monitoring service | MOO | moonshine shop | Moore, Gordon | Moore's Law | MOOS | MOP | MorF | morph or morphing | Mosaic | MOSS | MOTAS | MOTD | motherboard | MOTOS | MOTSS | mountain folk | mouse | mouse hand | mouse pad | mouse potato | mouselexia | mousetrapping | MOV | MOV or .mov | Mozilla | mozilla.org | MPEG | MPFB | MR | MS-DOS | MSDSL | MSG | MSMD | MSN | MSNBC | MSNUW | MTBF | MTF | MTFBWY | MTLA | MTSBWY | MUAH or MWAH | MUBAR | muchomedia | MUD | MUD flaps | mud shot | muggle | multicast | multilink | multimedia | multi-mediocrity | multitasking | multitiered application | multi-user | murk | | music-swapping | MUSM | MWBRL | MX record | My | my bad | MYL | MYOB | MySpace | Myst | mystery house
• n | N/A | N/M | N/T | N1 | N2M | N2MJCHBU | NAB | NADT | NAK | NALOPKT | NAP | Napster | nar | narco pop | narrowband | narrowband PCS | Nasdaq | nav bar or navigation bar | navigate | N-A-Y-L | NAZ | NB4T | NBD | NBIF | NCG | NCSA | NDA | NDN | NE | NE1 | NE1ER | Ne2H | nearsourcing | Negroponte, Nicholas | neighboring | Nelson, Ted | neologism | neo-luddite | neophyte | nepotism | nerd | nerd bird | nerd rustler | nerve center | NESEC | nesting | Net head | Net lag | Net Nanny | net neutrality | net news | net or .net | Net personality | Net police | Net radio | net spider | net.god | netary public | netbetting | netcentric | netiquette | netizen | net-J | NetLingo | NetMeeting | netroots | Netscape | Netscape color palette | Netscape Navigator | netsite | netsourcing | netsplit | netsploitation | netsploitation flick | netwar | network | network computing | network effect | network pirate | neural networks | neuromarketing | new consumer paradigm | new economy | new economy business titles | new economy hotspots | new media | New Metrics Analyst | newbie | Newmark, Craig | NEWS | news feed | newsfeed | newsgroups | newsreader | next-generation | NFBSK | NFF | NFG | NFI | NFM | NFO | NFS | NFW | NG | NGI | nibble | NIC | NIFOC | nigritude ultramarine | NIGYYSOB | NIM | NIMBY | NIMJD | NIMQ | NIMY | nine-iron | nine-to-five code | nipple | NISM | NIST | NIYWFD | NLL | NM | NMH | NMHJC | NMP | NMTE | NN | NNTP | NOC | node | NOFI | nonlinear behavior | nonvolatile | noob | nooksurfer | noppers | Norton Anti-Virus | NOS | notebook | notice and take down | notwork | Novell | NOYB | NP | NQOCD | NREN | NRG | NRN | NSA | NSA line eater | NSAPI | NSF | NSFW | NSP | NSS | NT | NT-1 | NTFS | NTIA | NTIMM | NTK | NTTAWWT | NTYMI | NUB | NUFF | nut cluster | nutraceutical | NW | NWAL | NWR | NYC | NYCFS | Nyetscape | nym | nym-rod
• o | OAO | OASIS | OAUS | OBE | OBI | object value | object-oriented programming (OOP) | obsolete | OBTW | OBX | OC | OCD | OCR | ODBC | ODTAA | OEM | off-deck | office drone | official site | offline | offshored | offsite storage | off-the-shelf | OFX | OH | ohnosecond | OIC | OICU812 | OK | OLAP | OLE | OLED | OLGA | OLL | OLN | OLTP | OMB | OMDB | OMFG | OMG | Omidyar, Pierre | OMIK | OML | on the fly | on velvet | on-demand | one-click shopping | one-stop shop | ONID | online | online ad | online auction | online banking | online community | online crime | online job searching | online marketing | online newsletter | online porn | online profiling | online shopping | online survey | ONNA | ONNTA | on-the-fly | ontology | ONUD | OOAK | OOC | OOF | OOI | OOO | OOTB | OOTC | open | open access | open network | open source | open the drapes | open your kimono | open-collar workers | Opera | operating system | OPS | optical network | optimize | opt-in | optoelectronic | opt-out | Oracle | org or .org | organ donor | organic search results | organized coincidence | orphan annie | orphans | OS | OS X | OS/2 | OSF | OSI | OSIF | OSINTOT | OSP | ostrich years | OT | otaku | OTASOIC | OTC | OTF | OTL | OTOH | OTP | OTT | OTTOMH | OTW | OUSU | outage | outbound link | out-of-pocket | out-of-the-box | out-of-the-garage | outsource | over-Mac'd | overshare | owls | OWTTE | oy vey | OZ
• p | P&C | P2C2E | P2P | P2U4URAQTP | P3P | P911 | Packard, David | packet | packet network | packet switching | packetspace | page impressions | page rank | page views | pagejacking | pager | paid listings | paid search | pain in the Net | paintmonkey | PAL | Palm Pilot | palmtop | PAN | panarchy | panic merchants | PANS | parade | paradigm shift | parallel port | parasite | parasiteware | parse | password | password authentication procedure | paste bomb | patch | patent stump | path | Patterson, Dave | PAW | paygrounds | payment engine | payment gateway | PayPal | pay-per-click | pay-per-lead | PB | PBB | PBEM | PBJ | p-book | PC | PC Card | PC-compatible | PCI | PCMCIA | PCS | PD | PDA | PDF | PDOMA | PDQ | PEBCAC | PEBCAK | peer-to-peer | peer-to-peer networking | pen | pencil-in | penguinhead | percussive maintenance | peripheral | peripheralitis | Perl | permalancer | permission marketing | perot | personal computer | personalization index | personalize or personalization | pervasive computing | peta- | peter panning | PFA | PFC | PGML | PGP | Ph | pharming | phat | PHB | phish | phonetography | photonics | Photoshop | phreak | PHS | PIAPS | PIBKAC | Picasso porn | pickling | pico- | PIF | piggyback | PIMP | pimpware | PIN | pin bender | PING or ping | pink | pink-slip party | pipe | PIR | piracy | pirate | PITA | PITA fee | PITMEMBOAM | pixel | pixel dust | pixel pusher | pixel shim | pizza | PKI | PKZIP | placeblog | plane money | planfile | plastic pocket-protector set | platform | platform agnostic | playground | plog | plonk | PLS | plug | plug-and-play | plug-and-pray | plugged-in | plugin or plug-in | plutoed | PM | p-mail | PMFJI | PMIGBOM | PMJI | PML | PMSL | PNATMBC | PND | PnP | PO | poachware | POAHF | POAK | POD | podcache | | | point | Point Listing | point-and-click | PointCast | pointcasting | point-of-purchase politics | poke | pomo | pomosexual | PONA | Pong | ponytails | POOF | poof company | POP | pop-under ad | pop-up | pop-up ad | pop-up blocker | pornado | port | portable device | portable wireless data | portal | POS | POSC | POSSLQ | post | post-greenspan | posting | postmaster | PostScript | POTS | pound sign | POV | power down | power leveling | power luser | power up | PP | PPC | PPCSE | ppi | PPL | PPP | PPPoE | PPS | PPTP | PQA | prairie dogging | praise orgy | prebuttal | preferences | pre-roll | presence technology | print res | printer | privacation | privacy | privacy policy | private key encryption | private web | processor | profile | program | programmer | programming | programming in Word | programming language | prolly | prompt | proof of failure | propagation | propellerhead | proprietary | props | prosumer | protocol | proxy or proxy server | proxy surfing | PS | pseudo-supervisor | PSO | PSTN | PTH | PTP | PTPOP | PU | public key encryption | publisher | pull | pulling glass | pure play | push | puter | putt-putt market | PVR | pwn | PWNT | PWP | P-ZA
• q | Q2C | QCD | QL | QoS | QOTD | QQ | QS | QT | quadruple-play network | quantum leap | queer the deal | query | queue | quick-and-dirty | QuickTime | QuickTime VR | QWERTY | QYB
• r | R&D | R&R | RAD | radar screen | radio button | rain fade | RAM | ramp rate | ramp up | ranking | ransom note | rant-and-rave | raster graphics | rasterbator | RAT | rate card | raw click | Raymond, Eric | RB@Ya | RBAY | RBOC | RBTL | RC | RCI | RDBMS | RDF | RE | reach | README | real estate | real programming | Real Soon Now | real time chat | real world | RealAudio | reality check | RealNetworks | RealPlayer | real-time | real-time customer support | real-time enterprise | reboot | reciprocal link | Red Book | Red Brick Intelligent SQL | redirect | referrer | reformat | refresh or reload | reg | relevancy | remote | remote computer or remote terminal | remote system | remote terminal | render | render farm | render wander | reprographic artist | re-purpose or re-purposing | resolution | resolve | resonate | re-start-up | return code | revenue sharing | reverse auction | reverse engineering | RF | RFC | RFD | RFI | RFID | RFM | RFP | RFR | RFS | | RGR | RI&W | rib site | ribs 'n' dick | rich | rich media | Richard Petty syndrome | right click | Rimm job | RingMaster | rinky-dink | rip | RIPE NCC | Ritchie, Dennis | RIYL | RKBA | RL | RLF | RMLB | RMMA | RMMM | RN | road builders | road show | road warrior | roadcasting | roadie | robot | robotics | robust | ROE | ROFL | rogue site | ROI | rollover | roll-up | ROM | ROM brain | RON | root server | ROR | ROS | Rossetto, Louis | ROT13 | Rotenburg, Marc | ROTFL | ROTFLMAO | ROTFLOL | ROTGL | ROTGLMAO | ROTM | router | router droppings | RPG | RRR | RSI | RSN | RSS | RT | RTBS | RTF or .rtf | RTFAQ | RTFM | RTFQ | RTK | RTM or RTFM | RTTSD | RU | RU/18 | RUFKM | RUH | RUMCYMHMD | rumint | rumorazzi | RUMORF | run | runtime program | RUNTS | RUOK | RUS | RUSOS | RUT | RUUP4IT | RX | RYO
• s | S/MIME | S^ | S2R | S2U | S4L | sacrificial host | SADAD | | Saffo, Paul | SAHM | Salinger syndrome | salmon day | Sand Hill Road | sandbox | SAT phone | satellite | satellite connection | save | SBTA | SBUG | scaleable or scalability | scanner | scarecrow technology | SCC | scenario net | SceneGraph | schadenfreude | schedule-driven | SCNR | scooby snacks | screen | screen res | screen scraping | screenagers | screensaver | screen-saver face | scribe tribes | script | script kiddies | scriptlet | scrobble | scroll (and) scroll bar | SCSI | Sculley, John | SDK | SDMI | seagull manager | seamless or seamlessly | search | search directory | | search engine optimization | search engine submission | search tree | second-generation | second-level domain | secure channel | secure server | security | security software | SED | SEG | select | select box | self-starter | selfware | SEM | semantic search | semantic Web | send storm | sendmail | SEO | SEP | serendipity search | serial port | server | server error | server farm | Server has no DNS Entry | server software | server-side | server-side include | servlet | SET | SETE | SEX | SF | SFA | SFAIAA | SFETE | SFTTM | SFX | SGI | SGML | SH | shake-and-bake | shared hosting | shareware | shareware girl | sharing | SHB | sheeple | shelfware | shell account | SHID | shipper | SHMILY | Shockwave | shopgrifting | shopper-lifting | shopping bot | shopping cart | shortcut | shorthand | shoulder surfing | SHOUTING | shovelware | show | showstopper | shrink-wrap | SHTML | SIC | SICL | sideblog | sidejack | SIG | sig file | sig quote | sign off | sign on | signal-to-noise ratio | signature file | SII | SIL | silicon | Silicon Alley | Silicon burrito | Silicon Valley | Siliconia | Siliwood | silver surfer | Silver, Bernard | simulation | Singer, Marc | singing daisy | SIT | SITCOMs | SITD | site | site hopping | site search | sitemap or site map | SIUP | SIUYA | Sk8r | skeet | skeleton crew | skitzo | SKU | skunkworks | Skype | skyscraper | SL | slacktivist | slag | SLAP | slashdot | SLAW | sleep camels | slinging code | SLIP | SLIP/PPP | SLIRK | slivercast | SloGo | SLOM | sloppy clicker | SLT | SM | SMAIM | small indulgence syndrome | smart card | smart clothes | smart home | smart phone | smart seats | smasher | SMB | SMDS | SME | SMEM | SMH | smiley or smileys | SMIM | smoke test | SMS | SMTP | smurf | smut miner | SNAFU | SNAG | snail mail | sneakernet | SNERT | snif | sniffer | snippet | SNMP | SO | SOB | Sobel, David | social engineering | social networking | sociomedia | socket or sockets | soft copy | soft-switch system | software | SOGOP | SOH | SOHF | SOHO-Small Office Home Office | SoHo-South of Houston | SOI | SOIAR | SOL | solution | SOMY | SONET | SOOYA | SOP | SorG | sort || SOT | SOTMG | sound card | sound player | source code | space | space junk | spaghetti code | spam | spam filter | spam trap | spambot | spamdexing | spamhandling | spamhaus | spammin' | spamouflage | speako | special characters | specifications | specs | spectrum | speech recognition | speech-to-text | speed | spell checker | spew | spider | spin | spin doctors | spin-off | spin-out | spintronics | splash page | splog | spod | | spoof Web site | spoofing | spyware | SQL | SQL server | squammer | square-headed spouse | squidzillionaire | squirt the bird | SRO | SSC | SSDD | SSEWBA | SSI | SSL | stack | staging server | stalker site | Stallman, Richard | stand-alone computer | standard | starter marriages | start-up | stasi-ware | static | static IP | STB | STD | stealth mode | stealth URLs | steganography | Stephenson, Neal | Sterling, Bruce | STFU | STFW | sticky content | stinkubator | STM | Stone, Linda | Storage Area Network | stored procedure | story | stovepipe | STR8 | straight-on smileys | strangelove ocean | strawman | stream or streaming | StreetSpotting | stress puppy | string | STS | stuffer | StuffIt | STW | style guide | style sheets | stylus | STYS | SU | SUAC | SUAKM | submarine cables | subnet mask | subs | subscribe | subscribers | subscriptions | substring | success | suck sites | SUFI | suite | suits | Sun Microsystems | SUP | supercomputer | SuperMontage | superstitial | supply chain execution | supply chain management | support | support vendor | surf or surfing | Surfus | surround session | survival chic | SUYF | SVG | SWAG | SWAK | SWALK | SWDYT | sweet spot | swiped out | SWIS | switch | SWL | SWMBO | SWU | synchronization | synchronous learning | syntax | synthespian | SYS | sysadmin | SYSOP | system | SYT
• t | T@YL | T-1 | T-3 | TA | tab-delimited | TAFN | tag | tagging | TAH | talk or talker | Tamagotchi | TAP | TARFU | targeted marketing | TAS | task bar | taskbar lint | TAT | TBA | TBC | TBE | TBH | TC | TCB | tchotchkes | TCO | TCOY | TCP/IP | TDM | TDMA | TDTM | team player | tech neck | tech support | techie or techies | Techies Day | technical butt-sniffing | technobabble | technocowboy | technohedonist | techno-hippies | technojunkie | technology | technology butler | technology gone awry | technophile | technopuppet | teergrube | telco | telematics | telephone number salary | teleport | telesmell | Telnet | ten-dollar solution | tennis e-mail | TEOTWAWKI | tera- | terminal | terminal emulation | terminal server | tetwrist | text link | text me | text message | text messaging | texting | textitecture | text-to-speech | TFDS | TFH | TFLMS | TFMIU | TFN | TFS | TFX | TGGTG | TGIF | The Beast | the bomb | the edge | the farmer died | the grid | the industry | the long tail | the net | the nursery | the real world | the way | the Web | thin client | think time | | third party ad serving | third-generation | third-level domain | Thomas, Eric | Thompson, Ken | thrashing | thread | three A.M. code | three big C's | three deadly middles | three-tier client/server | throbbers | throttling | throw it over the wall | thumbnail | thumb-typing | Thunderbird | THX or TX or THKS | TIA | TIAIL | TIC | ticker shock | ticker spam | Tier 1 ISP | tier zero | TIF or .tif | tilde or ~ | TILII | time porn | time-to-market | tipping p | tipping point | TISC | TISL | TISNC | TISNF | TISNT | titanium | title bar | Titus, Dave | TiVo | TK | TK3 | TKU4UK | TLA | TLA department | TLC | TLD | TLGO | TLITBC | TLK-2-U-L-8-R | TM | TMI | TMTOWTDI | TNA | TNC | TNT | TNX | toast | tofu | toggle | TOM | Tomlinson, Ray | tool or tools | toolbar | TOPCA | topic drift | top-level domain | torch mode | Torvalds, Linus | TOSsed out | TOT | touchpoints | touch-screen | tourists | TOY | toy value | TP | TPC | TPTB | TQM | trackball | traction | tradigital | traffic | trailblazer | train wreck | transactional ad | Transfer interrupted! | transponder | trap car | travel bug | treeware | trend center | tribal knowledge | trick banner | triority | triple-dub | triple-play network | Trog mode | Trojan Horse | troll | tron | TrueSpeech | Trumpet Winsock | truncate | Truscott, Tom | TS | TSIA | TSNF | TSOB | TSP | TSR | TSRA | tsunami | TTA | TTBOMK | TTFN | TTG | TTMF | TTS | TTT | TTUL | TTYL | tune results | Turing, Alan | turklebaum | turnkey | TVN | TWAIN | | tween | TWHAB | TWIMC | twitch game | TWIWI | two-letter domain | two-tier client/server | TXS | TXT IM | TY | TYVM
• u | U | U Up | U2 | U8? | UBS | UCE | UCWAP | UG2BK | U-L | umfriend | UMTS | UN*X | under construction | under mouse arrest | underling | uninstalled | unique user | Unix | unknown zone | unofficial site | unPC | unplugged | unsubscribe | UNTCO | unzip | up | UPC | uplink | upload | UPOD | upside | upstream | UR | UR2K | URAPITA | URSAI | URW | URWS | URYY4M | USB | Usenet | user | user agent | user session | user-friendly | user-generated content | username | Using a previously cached copy instead | USP | utility | utility computing | UUCP | UUEE | UUENCODE - UUDECODE | UWIWU
• v | Valley | Valley wash-out | value chain management | value-added | value-subtracted reseller | vampire time | vanilla | vanity page | vaporware | VAR | VBG | vBNS | VBS | VC | VC money | vCard | VCDA | VCN | VDO | VDT | veal pens | vector graphics | VEG | velveeta | vendor release | venture capital | venture capitalist | VeriSign | Veronica | version or V2.0 | vertical portal | vest in peace | vesting period | VFM | VGN | vi | video | video conferencing | video server | view-based conversions | viral | viral marketing | virtual | virtual CEO | virtual circuit | virtual community | virtual convergence | virtual debit card | virtual directory | virtual hosting | virtual manager | Virtual Organization Leader | virtual product placements | virtual reality | Virtual Trading Communities | virus | visionary | visitor | visits | vlog | VM | voice jail system | voice mail | voice novel | voice portal | voice recognition | VoIP | von Neumann, John | vortal | VPN | VR | VRBS | VRML | VRweb | VSF | VSN | VSP | vubicle | vulcan nerve pinch | vulture capitalist
• w | W/O | W3 | W3C | WAD | WAD widow | WAFM | WAFS | WAG | WAI | WAIS | waitbuster | waldo | Wall Street | Wall, Larry | walled garden | wallhumper | wallpaper | WAMBAM | WAN | wankware | WAP | wapplet | wardriving | warez | WASP | Watson, Jr., Thomas J. | WAV or .wav | wavelet | WAW | Wayback Machine | WAYD | WAYN | WB | WBMP or .wbmp | WBS | WC | WCA | WDALYIC | WDR | WDYS | WDYT | WE | weasel text | weather acronyms | Web | Web bug | Web content | Web content syndication | Web design | Web designer | Web developer | Web development | Web guide | Web guru | Web head | Web hippie | Web hosting | Web jam | Web marketplace | Web page | Web page author | Web presentations | Web programming | Web programming languages | Web ratings | Web server | Web server farm | Web site | Web site traffic | Web site usability | Web space | Web tone | webbelganger | webcam | webcast | webcasting | webcentric | webcitations | webify | Webinar | Webisode | Webitorial | Weblet | Webmail | Webmaster | Webmistress | WebRing | website | Websmith | webster | webtop | WebTV | WEG | Weiner, Norbert | Weiner, Norbert | welcome page | WEP | WETSU | wetware | WF | WFM | WG | WGAFF | whack | whack-a-mole | white hat | white space | Whitman, Meg | whittling | whole-house opportunity | wholetail | WIBNI | wideband | widget | Widrow, Bernard | Wi-Fi | WIIFM | wiki | | wildcard or *.* | WIM | WiMax | wince derogatory | window | Windows NT | winsock | wintel | WinZIP | WIP | wire jam | wired | wired classroom | wired community | wireheading | wireless | wireless access | wireless Ethernet | wireless fiber | wireless IP | wireless LAN | wireless network | WISP | WIT | WITFITS | WITW | WIU | wizard | WKEWL | WMA | WMHGB | WML | WMPL | WNOHGB | WOG | WOMBAT | wonderware | Woodland, Joseph | WOOF | WOP | word stuffing | worder | word-of-mouse | worker bees | workstation | World Wide Wait | worm | WOTD | Wozniak, Steve | WRT | WRUDATM | WT | WTB | WTF | WTFH | WTG | WTGP | WTH | WTMI | WTS | WTSDS | WTTM | WU | WUF | Wurman, Richard Saul | WUWH | WUWHIMA | WWSD | WWW | WWY | WX | WYCM | WYFM | WYP | WYRN | WYS | WYSIWYG | WYSLPG | WYT | WYWH
• x | X | X consumer | X Window System | Xerox PARC | Xerox subsidy | XHTML | X-I-10 | XLNT | XME | XML | Xmodem | XOXO | XQZT | XTC
• y | YA | YA yaya | YACC | YAFIYGI | Yang, Jerry | YBF | YBS | YBY | YCT | YDKM | YEPPIES | Yerk | yetties | YGBK | YGBSM | YHM | YIC | YKW | YM | YMMV | YNK | YODA | you're breaking up | you're good | YOYO | yoyo mode | YR | YRYOCC | YSAN | YSIC | YSYD | YTalk | YTRNW | YTTT | yuppie food coupon | YUPPIES | YW | YWIA | YYSSW
• z | Zadeh, Loftfi | Zaplet | zapping | zen mail | zerg | Zimmerman, Phil | zine | Zip Disk | ZIP or .zip | zipperhead | ZMG | zombie | zone | zot | ZZZ