Search Results: "DID"

DID

Short for direct inward dialing (also known as direct dialing inward), a service of an LEC or local phone company that allows an organization to have ...

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release candidate

Abbreviates as RC, a release candidate is a version of a program or software that is functional but not quite ready to be released to the consumer mar...

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payload

The term used to describe the malicious activity that is the result of an activated computer virus. While not all viruses have a payload, some payload...

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DOA

DOA is an abbreviation used to mean dead on arrival, meaning item did not work when received by the buyer.

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All About Multiplayer PC Computer Gaming

Did you know that at this very moment people are immersed in a 3-D world playing multiplayer computer games against other gamers from all over the wor...

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process colors

Refers to the CMYK color model used in offset printing. Also see The Science of Color in the Did You Know .

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chad

Confetti-like pieces of paper formed from punch cards or paper tapes. May have been derived from the word Chadless keypunch, which did not create the ...

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AntiVirus and AntiSpyware Software: What's The Difference?

In this Did You Know...? article, we discuss two areas of concern for Internet users: viruses and spyware. We look at how to keep these types of v...

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cylinder zero

Cylinder zero refers to the outermost cylinder in a hard disk that can be used for data storage. See also cylinder. Also see What's Inside a Hard Dri...

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