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• And I have not learned many words in cyberspeak and do not plan to.
• It means " hiding place " in French and refers to computer memory in cyberspeak.
• When asked, for instance, why he wrote the book, " Cyberspeak : An Online Dictionary,"
• A : The book " Cyberspeak an Online Dictionary " explains html, http, url and many other technical terms.
• The site offers an art price guide and other information ( or " content " in cyberspeak ) to assist buyers.
• His " Cyberspeak : An Online Dictionary " ( Random House; $ 12.95 ) is always informative and occasionally funny.
• Terry Smith, New Hampshire's food stamp coordinator, has the answer : remote training or, in cyberspeak, e-learning.
• Whether you are already on-line or are a Net virgin, as cyberspeak has it, you will find that on-line provision is always changing.
• In addition to the traditional, Ford tackles " netiquette " in a chapter on technology, with tips on everything from handling chat rooms to understanding cyberspeak.
• The translation from cyberspeak is, " Form a partnership with us and send us the work you need to get done and we'll increase your profits ."
• "Deep Video's actualdepth computer display is one of the loveliest I've seen, " wrote Edward C . Baig of USA Today's CyberSpeak.
• His book, From Newspeak to Cyberspeak : A History of Soviet Cybernetic, received the honorable mention for the Wayne S . Vucinich Book Prize for an outstanding monograph in Russian studies.
• For non-Netizens, an Eyeball is cyberspeak for a meeting of two people who " met " on the Net, and want to pursue their relationship beyond the Web.
• Appropriately for a politician who claims to be riding the Third Wave, ( cyberspeak for Information Age ), Gingrich preceded his personal visit to New Hampshire by appearing Thursday on an interactive hookup.
• When we can sit at our home PCs and call up a virtual town square, why should anyone bother to venture into the real-life _ or in cyberspeak, the RL _ public square?
• To underscore MSNBC's high-tech identity, the network's first shows featured such cyberspeak friendly names as " Internight " and " The Site . " The network's catchy slogan was " You're connected to MSNBC ."
• In recent weeks, Merrill has added online shopping and auctions to its portfolio of World Wide Web sites and the firm's executives have started using cyberspeak to describe a grand plan that sounds more like Amazon . com than Charles Schwab, the leading online brokerage firm.
• Andy Ihnatko deftly summed up his intention and described the utility of cyberspeak to boot : " The true purpose of language is to re-enforce the divisions between society's tribes, or at least to make things difficult enough to understand so that the riffraff keeps out ."
• "information " or " database " have taken on qualitatively new meanings when translated into cyberspeak as " content, " just as the sins of stealing, plagiarizing or extorting are transformed on the Internet into " content piracy " or " cybersquatting ."
• "Analog " is an adjective used to refer to things in the " real world " ( defined in " Cyberspeak, " as " that which cannot be accessed via a keyboard " ), but it's also used to describe things that are sloppy or graceless.