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I’m pixelled off with Adobe!

On August 5, 2011, in eLearning, by Stephen Maher

What’s my ’Point’? It should be Pixels!

Adobe, in their wisdom, decided that a good ‘enhancement’ for Captivate 5 would be to use (PostScript) points instead of pixels for font sizes. Groan… You would think that Adobe would know that most web types work in pixels, NOT points! Add to this the fact that everything else like frame sizes for text captions etc are still measured in good old pixels! What were they thinking?

What happened to choice?

It may not sound like a big deal since Captivate 5 does handle the font resizing automatically. But gee, I would have liked to have been given a choice between pixels or points. They obviously have a converter in the system to handle this, so why didn’t they empower their users by enabling them to choose? Just like they do in Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Fireworks etc etc.

Top 10 things you can do to bring back the Pixels!

Stamp your feet and keep shouting “I hate Adobe” at the top of your lungs until someone from the Adobe Captivate development team hears you – and changes the next release back to pixels
Hire a lear jet with a giant flowing banner that reads “We want pixels!!!” and fly repeatedly around the Adobe headquaters in San Jose until;

a) they shoot you down
b) you run out of gas
c) they come out pleading and sobbing saying “stop, please, we’ll go back to pixels!”

Take your copy of Captivate 5 and hurl it henceforth into the fiery pit of hell from whence it came (assumption is that some of us web types will actually know where the fiery pit of hell is – otherwise, a really hot barbecue will suffice)
Start a new sect called The Pixel Front of Judea – or some such thing and hope that somebody cares
Call an online focus group meeting (using Adobe products of course) denouncing all things Adobe
Write a manifesto, grow a beard and go live in a forest eating only nuts and berries and train like a Navy SEAL for 20 years then come back with a storehouse of weapons (somehow?) only to find that the Internet, Adobe, Points and Pixels have all been superceded by pure thought – thereby alleviating your need for a Pixel revolution. You showed em!
Go on a starvation diet until Adobe repent, or umm… you die, whichever comes first (go on, give it a shot, you never know your luck in the big city)
Get really good at lying and backflipping – which will qualify you for a seat in the parliament or senate. Once there, use your new found skills to claw your way up the political ladder until you’re in a position to pass a bill banning all Adobe products!
Be a passive aggressive – refuse to use any text in your eLearning development
Suck it up, move on with life… and umm, stop writing trashy articles

I’ve chosen the latter. Humpf!

For those that haven’t taken up one of the options above and are actually still reading, here’s a nice Pixel to Point conversion tool that might help ease the pain.

Tagged with: Captivate 5 • pixels

Steve Jobs’ Apple Omelette and the NOHADI principle

On July 14, 2011, in Project Management, by Stephen Maher

How’s your omlette going?

My mission is to solve clients’ problems.

If we imagine for a second that the perfect outcome for a Project is to cook a nice golden omelette, then we can all agree that it’s certain that a few eggs will need to be cracked to get the right ingredients into the mixture. No eggs, no omlette. Steve Jobs from Apple knows a thing or two about making great ‘omlette’s” – but more on that later.

The THWADI Trap

Sometimes I come across people in large organisations that live (and die, read: get made redundant) by the old THWADI trap. As in “That’s How We’ve Always Done It“. This kind of thinking is based around fear. The fear of change. You know, the type of person who is totally opposed to any new idea. They’re the party poopers and show stoppers in an organisation that like to make a noise – including the entire world in their emails – and craving a reaction and/or a fight. Let me tell you, my experience is that they’re usually acting from a base of fear. Fear they might not be heard. They might not matter. They might not get noticed, promoted, congratulated, appreciated etc. So with this in mind; we can see that such a person really crying out for help and just needs to feel respected – show them that, and they’ll be your best buddy for life!

Change can be scary indeed – but, it can also “change” your life for the better. It’s not always a bad thing. I’ve personally experienced this fear in my own life so many times that I’ve lost count. Every time change rears it’s ugly head, the natural reaction for many is to stick your head under a blanket and hope that it (change) goes away. Usually it doesn’t – and sooner or later you have to get out from under the imagined safety of your comfy blanket and face the harsh reality barrelling it’s way towards you. Some people are experts at change and thinking outside the box. Such a person is Steve Jobs from Apple Computers.

NOHADI – works better

Steve Jobs from Apple doesn’t suffer from the THWADI trap. He’s so brilliant at change and lateral thinking that he could rightly claim his own acronym – “NOt How Apple Does It”. He needs no introduction having brought the world such ground breaking products as the iMac, iPhone, iPod, iPad…. iKnow – he’s awesome! And Steve Jobs will go on breaking barriers and limitations that afflicts the vast majority of the world. You can bet he’s had to crack a few eggs on his way to making the perfect Apple Omelette (yum, nice pun!).

Time to crack some eggs

Back to our omelette. You do need to crack a few eggs to make an omelette. No arguments there. Then afterwards, don’t forget there’ll be a mess to clean up after the job is done. I don’t like to go around cracking eggs (read: ego’s) for no reason, but when I’m being paid the big bucks to see a project through to completion, if the thing that’s stopping me is an egg (again; ego), I’ll crack it without hesitation. That can sometimes be interpreted as aggresive or arrogant. I’d prefer to say it’s progressive – and my clients usually say “he gets things done”.

So if you need some help with your omlette, give me a call. If you need help with genius – give Steve Jobs a call.

- Steve Maher

Tagged with: Apple • project management • Steve Jobs • THWADI

Taking the ambiguity out of eLearning

On July 9, 2011, in eLearning, by Deb Wamsley

While most teachers are competent at keeping up to speed with technology and it’s applications in their classrooms and most current generation students adapt easily to using new hardware and software – our educational expectations have not kept up and are still tailored around pen, paper and books. We are sending our kids mixed messages by keeping one foot in the book. We may be giving our students personal computers in the classroom and keeping teachers up-to-date with It training, but at the desk front we are still teaching traditional practices such as expecting compositions to be laboriously hand written, dictionaries to be used to correct spelling, reading and comprehension to be learnt from a limited range of books and teachers to spend hours marking paper tests.

What eLearning really means in education today is how teachers use technology to extend learning opportunities for students. Using computers in the classroom is no longer limited to research lessons using search engines and word processing. Today, eLearning is about integrating programs into the curriculum that can broaden student learning options and assist the teacher by providing quick and accurate feedback. For example, reading and comprehension lessons transferred from books to the screen can be used as a positive tool to engage reluctant book readers and questions and answers provided in an eLearning format can provide students with prompt feedback. Imagine students not having to wait for the teacher to mark the work of 28 peers, but instead receiving computer generated results quickly and accurately. This ‘just-in-time’ delivery in the classroom would be a blessing for the time poor teacher. eLearning programs enable more students to have the opportunity to be assessed in a shorter amount of time, with the added benefit that results can be more quickly and accurately reviewed and acted upon. Used in this context, the benefits of eLearning for the student and teacher become clear.

Many educators are reluctant to raise their hand to say they are experienced in eLearning because there is still an uninformed belief that eLearning is about being a hardware and software expert. Let us not lose sight of the importance of teachers being valued for their expertise in teaching and recognizing that they need only be ‘users’ of technology. Similarly we should keep in mind that students also need only be ‘users’ of technology and that our goal of introducing technology into the classroom should be to better help them learn, not to create a generation of technological technicians.

In the classroom our computers and technology will continue to update at a rapid rate and as users we will continue to up skill, but as educators our focus should remain on how to teach and learn with the technology. It is time to take the ambiguity out of eLearning.

Tagged with: elearning

Lateral Thinker Wins Top Job

On July 8, 2011, in Recruitment, by Stephen Maher

How would you solve this moral/ ethical dilemma?

Rumour has it, this cunning test was once used as part of an actual job application that attracted over 200 applicants. How would you have faired?

The dilemma

You are driving down the road in your car on a wild, stormy night, when you pass by a bus stop and you see three people waiting for the bus:

An old lady who looks as if she is about to die
A dear old friend who once saved your life
Your perfect partner that you have been dreaming about meeting all your life

Which one would you choose to offer the ride to, knowing that you have only room for one passenger in your car? Think carefully before you continue reading. You could pick up the old lady, because she is going to die, and so it would be morally right to save her first. Or you could take the old friend because he once saved your life, and this would be the perfect chance to repay him. However, you may never be able to find your perfect partner again!

The candidate who was hired came up with this simple but brilliant solution. He simply answered: ‘I would give the car keys to my old friend and let him take the lady to the hospital. Then I would stay behind and wait for the bus with the partner of my dreams.’

Sometimes, we gain more if we are able to give up our stubborn thought limitations. Always be alert for opportunities to think outside the box. Your life will accelerate in equal measure to how creative you are at this.

Tagged with: ethics • jobs • lateral thinking • moral • recruitment

NSW admits defeat

On July 4, 2011, in Just for fun!, by Stephen Maher

NSW admits defeat Sensing yet another series defeat in Wednesday’s State of Origin decider at Suncorp Stadium, NSW has admitted defeat and painted their beloved Opera House maroon in honour of the mighty Queenslanders!

Maybe next year lads.

Tagged with: opera house painted maroon • State of Origin

Best tools for Wireframes, Prototyping & IA

On March 8, 2011, in Wireframes, IA & Prototyping - Blog, by Stephen Maher

What are the best tools for building website protoypes?

Once upon a time Microsoft Visio was the natural choice for creating wireframes and IA for software or the web. Nowadays though, Visio is looking a bit like dry cornflakes compared to bircher muesli drizzled with a light banana and strawberry compote. OK, I’m no chef/menu writer, but you get the idea!

How do you pick the right Wireframe/ Prototyping tools for the job?

Today there would be close to 100 applications available for this purpose. That’s good – and bad. Good, in that it’s great to have so many choices. Bad, as in where the heck do you start?! Rather than trawl the internet looking for the key features of each tool individually, wouldn’t it be awesome if all this information was distilled in one place?

If only there was a good comparison chart…

Well, fortunately Metaweb has whittled down the list of hopefuls down to a ‘short-list’ of 18 products on the market today. Some are free but most have a varying array of pricing models attached from modest, to not so modest. So save yourself bucket loads of time and grab our Wireframe, Prototyping & IA comparison chart. It lays out all the key points and pricing details in plain English to help you get to what you need faster. Incredible, how much is it?

Well, it’s free! Visit our Wireframing Comparison Chart page here to download your free copy.

Tagged with: information architecture • usability testing • web IA tools • website prototyping • website wireframes

Secrets for testing online credibility

On March 7, 2011, in Online Scams, by Stephen Maher

How do you know if a web developer is who they say they are?

There’s more than a few unscrupulous web developers out there who purport to have created great high traffic websites to try to entice you to use their services. But if you ask them to verify their credentials as described below – you might find you’ll never hear back from them. I’ve done this on several occasions, that’s how I know they run for the hills – because they really don’t expect the average person to know this. Read on to learn more.

Google web site verification technique

Google has a very simple technique for website verification. Before they will allow developers and SEO companies to access information about web sites they “say’ they represent, Google will ask them to place a small piece of code (or a file) on the web site to verify that they have admin rights to that site. When Google crawls the site and finds the code or file – it knows for certain that the developer is who they say they are.

Check the footer

A quicker and easier way is to simply look at the footer of the website that the web developer claims to have built. Well, don’t just look at it, but click the link that identifies the developer. Usually you will find some text that say something like; “website designed by XYZ company”. This will usually link through to the actual developer who created the site. If it does not click through to the person or company you expect, you can be reasonably sure that they are faking it. Note: Bear in mind that many web developers have multiple sites for different purposes. So, before you write them off, send them an email from their contact page. If the same person responds, you’ll know they’re kosha – otherwise their response might be – “never heard of them”.

Ask for a contact

You might also like to ask the developer to ask for the name of a contact at the website so can verify the work they did. If they’re on the level and they have a happy customer there, they will happily supply a name who will vouch for them. However, if they come up with all kinds of excuses why they can’t do this, or worse, feign offence at being asked – be a little bit cautious.

Beware the web developer with hundreds of websites to their credit

Good web development and related specialties like SEO takes time. Lots of it! For instance, if a develper supplies a list of 200 great looking websites on their portfolio and says they have 3 years experience under their belt – this should raise alarm bells. One well known outsource/freelance website has hundreds of thousands of very high profile web sites listed by their thousands of impeccably credentialled web developers. However, if the site administrators instigated the simple Google verification rule to validate their claims, you would suddenly find that 99% of the developer’s web portfolio’s would vanish overnight – because there’s a lot of unquestioned fraud going on there. If they did this, it would allow the remaining developers to say here’s a list of my “verified sites” – and here’s a list of my non-verified sites, which would inform employers and instill much better confidence in the site’s credibility. But that’s unlikely to happen while membership and fees are paramount.

Remember, try before you buy

These are just some basic tips for newbies. Always remember when it comes to online - try before you buy. Make them prove their credibility by checking the footer or by asking them to replicate the little Google trick – or at least, provide a contact at the website that you call up and check before you invest a cent of your money with them.

Tagged with: google • google tricks • linkedin • online credibility • online security • site verification

Scams on freelancer websites

On March 7, 2011, in Online Scams, by Stephen Maher

There are some freelancer websites around where you can get outsourced web development resources using a vast network of developers at a fraction of the normal cost. Sounds enticing, but be warned, you get what you pay for!

On one site I browsed through the extensive portfolio of one provider (from Sri Lanka) who had a marvellous array of impressive web sites. One site in particular caught my eye and I clicked through to examine it further. It was an excellent piece of work, I was suitably impressed and was just about to hire the guy.

But, I noticed that in the footer of the site it said the site was developed by another company. No big deal, most developers have several sites and link them all together in some way or another. So I clicked the link and went to the developer’s site. Now remember, this is the test of who the real developer is because they put a link on the site – which means they have admin access to the site. I quickly realised there was no likely affiliation between this developer and the imposter back at the freelancer site. So I shot an email to the real developer and advised the situation. A few minutes later, his response confirmed my suspicions – the freelancer was indeed a fraud.

So, the old saying goes; “If something sounds too good to be true – it probably is”.

In summary, don’t be caught out by online fraudsters – do some basic background checks before hiring anyone to do anything online. Usually it’s really easy to spot a fraud. The quick piece of detective work I did above took all of 60 seconds and it was game over for the would be developer/scammer.

Tagged with: freelancer scams • online scams • online security • traps on freelancer

Adobe Captivate links not working

On February 28, 2011, in eLearning, Tech Talk Blog, by Stephen Maher

If you’re developing content in Adobe Captivate for a client on-site (using the clients computers) you may discover that your links to external web pages won’t work. This is not the fault of Captivate or your browser or your IT company blocking links (I know, it’s easier to blame them)!

Here’s the deal – you embed a link on a button, publish it and voila… it doesn’t work – nothing happens! You check all the settings, drink some coffee, scratch your head, tear out large clumps of hair (hopefully your own), your pupils dilate, you start breathing heavily with Niagara Falls tumbling from your furrowed brow, you swill some more coffee, start Googling and Tweating for a quick fix – but still nothing is jumping out at you. You slurp down ever more coffee, liaise with your colleagues, jointly condemning that cursed IT department, moan something about conspiracy theories then find the answer below. Eureka!

The problem is with your Flash Player’s security settings. These are NOT set by your IT system administrator and you can’t fiddle with your browser to fix it. It can only be resolved by using the the Settings Manager hosted on the Macromedia web site. IT administrators can’t block this as it’s hosted on an external site - they could of course block this direct URL to Macromedia but that would be highly unlikely.

Go to this page at Macromedia > (Note: The image shown on this URL is the actual Flash control panel for your Flash player – it’s not an example image).
Navigate to Global Security Settings
Click “Always allow“
Add the parent location to where your files are published (eg; in most cases just select C:\ or D:\ or wherever the root of your work is, if you’re working locally)

Once set, you should find your links now work as normal! You sit back, relax, replace your torn out hair clumps, unfurrow the brow, mop the sweat off your shirt, brag to colleagues that “you” fixed it and send the IT department a bunch of flowers (or maybe some Star Trek DVD’s) as an apology.

Righto, back to work!

Tagged with: adobe captivate • links not working in captivate • troubleshooting captivate

Web Acronyms List

On February 1, 2011, in General topics blog, by Stephen Maher

This list is provided with the goal of demystifying the ever growing use of acronyms in the areas of IT, Marketing and Business/ Management. It also contains some specific Australian acronyms we come across on a daily basis – marketing buzz words, IT/geek speak etc. Most references provide a full description via a link through to www.WikiPedia.org or here at Metaweb. We hope you find what you’re looking for!

To contribute – simply post a comment at the bottom of the page. We’ll check it out and include it in our updates with a credit back to you if you’ve added something new or that we missed.

Acronym	Meaning	Category
286	Intel 80286 processor	Web/ IT/ Computers
386	Intel 80386 processor	Web/ IT/ Computers
486	Intel 80486 processor	Web/ IT/ Computers
.com	Dot Com	Web/ IT/ Computers
/.	Slashdot	Web/ IT/ Computers
100B-FX	100BASE-FX	Web/ IT/ Computers
100B-T	100BASE-T	Web/ IT/ Computers
100B-TX	100BASE-TX	Web/ IT/ Computers
100BVG	100BASE-VG	Web/ IT/ Computers
10B2	10BASE-2	Web/ IT/ Computers
10B5	10BASE-5	Web/ IT/ Computers
10B-F	10BASE-F	Web/ IT/ Computers
10B-FB	10BASE-FB	Web/ IT/ Computers
10B-FL	10BASE-FL	Web/ IT/ Computers
10B-FP	10BASE-FP	Web/ IT/ Computers
10B-T	10BASE-T	Web/ IT/ Computers
1GL	First-Generation Programming Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
1NF	First Normal Form	Web/ IT/ Computers
2B1Q	2 Binary 1 Quaternary	Web/ IT/ Computers
2GL	Second-Generation Programming Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
2IC	Second (2nd) In Charge	Business
2NF	Second Normal Form	Web/ IT/ Computers
3GL	Third-Generation Programming Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
3NF	Third Normal Form	Web/ IT/ Computers
4B5BLF	4 Byte 5 Byte Local Fiber	Web/ IT/ Computers
4GL	Fourth-Generation Programming Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
4NF	Fourth Normal Form	Web/ IT/ Computers
5GL	Fifth-Generation Programming Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
5NF	Fifth Normal Form	Web/ IT/ Computers
6NF	Sixth Normal Form	Web/ IT/ Computers
8B10BLF	8 Byte 10 Byte Local Fiber	Web/ IT/ Computers
AA	Anti-Aliasing	Web/ IT/ Computers
AAA	Authentication Authorization, Accounting	Web/ IT/ Computers
AABB	Axis Aligned Bounding Box	Web/ IT/ Computers
AAC	Advanced Audio Coding	Web/ IT/ Computers
AAL	ATM Adaptation Layer	Web/ IT/ Computers
AALC	ATM Adaptation Layer Connection	Web/ IT/ Computers
AARP	AppleTalk Address Resolution Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
AAT	Average Access Time	Web/ IT/ Computers
ABCL	Actor-Based Concurrent Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
ABI	Application Binary Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
ABM	Asynchronous Balanced Mode	Web/ IT/ Computers
ABR	Area Border Router	Web/ IT/ Computers
ABR	Auto Baud-Rate detection	Web/ IT/ Computers
ABR	Available Bitrate	Web/ IT/ Computers
ABR	Average Bitrate	Web/ IT/ Computers
AC	Acoustic Coupler	Web/ IT/ Computers
AC	Alternating Current	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACD	Automatic Call Distributor	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACE	Advanced Computing Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACF	Advanced Communications Function	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACFNCP	Advanced Communications Function Network Control Program	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACID	Atomicity Consistency Isolation Durability	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACK	ACKnowledgement	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACK	Amsterdam Compiler Kit	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACL	Access Control List	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACL	Active Current Loop	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACM	Association for Computing Machinery	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACME	Automated Classification of Medical Entities	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACP	Airline Control Program	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACPI	Advanced Configuration and Power Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACR	Allowed Cell Rate	Web/ IT/ Computers
ACR	Attenuation to Crosstalk Ratio	Web/ IT/ Computers
AD	Active Directory	Web/ IT/ Computers
AD	Administrative Domain	Web/ IT/ Computers
ADB	Apple Desktop Bus	Web/ IT/ Computers
ADC	Analog-to-Digital Converter	Web/ IT/ Computers
ADC	Apple Display Connector	Web/ IT/ Computers
ADCCP	Advanced Data Communications Control Procedures	Web/ IT/ Computers
ADO	ActiveX Data Objects	Web/ IT/ Computers
ADSL	Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line	Web/ IT/ Computers
ADT	Abstract Data Type	Web/ IT/ Computers
AE	Adaptive Equalizer	Web/ IT/ Computers
AES	Advanced Encryption Standard	Web/ IT/ Computers
AF	Anisotropic Filtering	Web/ IT/ Computers
AFP	Apple Filing Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
Agile		Project Management
AGP	Accelerated Graphics Port	Web/ IT/ Computers
AH	Active Hub	Web/ IT/ Computers
AI	Artificial Intelligence	Web/ IT/ Computers
AIX	Advanced Interactive eXecutive	Web/ IT/ Computers
Ajax	Asynchronous JavaScript and XML	Web/ IT/ Computers
AL	Active Link	Web/ IT/ Computers
AL	Access List	Web/ IT/ Computers
ALAC	Apple Lossless Audio Codec	Web/ IT/ Computers
ALGOL	ALGOrithmic Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
ALSA	Advanced Linux Sound Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
ALU	Arithmetic and Logical Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
AM	Active Matrix	Web/ IT/ Computers
AM	Access Method	Web/ IT/ Computers
AM	Active Monitor	Web/ IT/ Computers
AM	Allied Mastercomputer	Web/ IT/ Computers
AM	Amplitude Modulation	Web/ IT/ Computers
AMD	Advanced Micro Devices	Web/ IT/ Computers
AMR	Audio Modem Riser	Web/ IT/ Computers
ANN	Artificial Neural Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
ANSI	American National Standards Institute	Web/ IT/ Computers
ANT	Another Neat Tool	Web/ IT/ Computers
AoE	ATA over Ethernet	Web/ IT/ Computers
AOP	Aspect-Oriented Programming	Web/ IT/ Computers
APCI	Application-Layer Protocol Control Information	Web/ IT/ Computers
API	Application Programming Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
APIC	Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
APIPA	Automatic Private IP Addressing	Web/ IT/ Computers
APL	A Programming Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
APR	Apache Portable Runtime	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARC	Adaptive Replacement Cache	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARC	Advanced RISC Computing	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARIN	American Registry for Internet Numbers	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARM	Advanced RISC Machines	Web/ IT/ Computers
AROS	AROS Research Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARP	Address Resolution Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARPA	Address and Routing Parameter Area	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARPA	Advanced Research Projects Agency	Web/ IT/ Computers
ARPANET	Advanced Research Projects Agency Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
AS	Access Server	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASCII	American Standard Code for Information Interchange	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASG	Abstract Semantic Graph	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASIC	Application-Specific Integrated Circuit	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASIMO	Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASLR	Address Space Layout Randomization	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASM	Algorithmic State Machine	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASMP	Asymmetric Multiprocessing	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASN.1	Abstract Syntax Notation 1	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASP	Active Server Pages	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASP	Application Service Provider	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASR	Asynchronous Signal Routine	Web/ IT/ Computers
ASSP	Application-Specific Standard Product	Web/ IT/ Computers
AST	Abstract Syntax Tree	Web/ IT/ Computers
AT	Advanced Technology	Web/ IT/ Computers
AT	Access Time	Web/ IT/ Computers
AT	Active Terminator	Web/ IT/ Computers
ATA	Advanced Technology Attachment	Web/ IT/ Computers
ATAG	Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines	Web/ IT/ Computers
ATAPI	Advanced Technology Attachment Packet Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
ATM	Asynchronous Transfer Mode	Web/ IT/ Computers
AVC	Advanced Video Coding	Web/ IT/ Computers
AVI	Audio Video Interleaved	Web/ IT/ Computers
AWK	Aho Weinberger Kernighan	Web/ IT/ Computers
AWT	Abstract Window Toolkit	Web/ IT/ Computers
B2B	Business-to-Business	Web/ IT/ Computers
B2C	Business-to-Consumer	Web/ IT/ Computers
BA	Business Analyst	Business
BA	Bachelor of Arts	Education
BAL	Basic Assembly Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
Bash	Bourne-again shell	Web/ IT/ Computers
BASIC	Beginner’s All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code	Web/ IT/ Computers
BBP	Baseband Processor	Web/ IT/ Computers
BBS	Bulletin Board System	Web/ IT/ Computers
BCD	Binary Coded Decimal	Web/ IT/ Computers
BCNF	Boyce-Codd Normal Form	Web/ IT/ Computers
BEEP	Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
BER	Bit Error Rate	Web/ IT/ Computers
BFD	Binary File Descriptor	Web/ IT/ Computers
BFS	Breadth-First Search	Web/ IT/ Computers
BGP	Border Gateway Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
BiDi	Bi-Directional	Web/ IT/ Computers
bin	binary	Web/ IT/ Computers
BINAC	Binary Automatic Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
BIND	Berkeley Internet Name Daemon	Web/ IT/ Computers
BIOS	Basic Input Output System	Web/ IT/ Computers
bit	binary digit	Web/ IT/ Computers
BJT	Bipolar Junction Transistor	Web/ IT/ Computers
Blob	Binary large object	Web/ IT/ Computers
Blog	Web Log	Web/ IT/ Computers
BMP	Basic Multilingual Plane	Web/ IT/ Computers
BNC	Bayonet Neill-Concelman	Web/ IT/ Computers
BOINC	Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing	Web/ IT/ Computers
BOM	Byte Order Mark	Web/ IT/ Computers
BOOTP	Bootstrap Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
BPDU	Bridge Protocol Data Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
BPEL	Business Process Execution Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
BPL	Broadband over Power Lines	Web/ IT/ Computers
bps	bits per second	Web/ IT/ Computers
BRR	Business Readiness Rating	Web/ IT/ Computers
BSA	Business Software Alliance	Web/ IT/ Computers
BSB	Backside Bus	Web/ IT/ Computers
BSD	Berkeley Software Distribution	Web/ IT/ Computers
BSoD	Blue Screen of Death	Web/ IT/ Computers
BSS	Block Started by Symbol	Web/ IT/ Computers
BT	BitTorrent	Web/ IT/ Computers
BT	Bluetooth	Web/ IT/ Computers
BTAM	Basic Telecommunications Access Method	Web/ IT/ Computers
BW	Bandwidth	Web/ IT/ Computers
CA	Certificate Authority	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAD	Computer-Aided Design	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAE	Computer-Aided Engineering	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAI	Computer-Aided Instruction	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAID	Computer-Aided Industrial Design	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAM	Computer-Aided Manufacturing	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAPTCHA	Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAQ	Computer-Aided Quality Assurance	Web/ IT/ Computers
CASE	Computer-Aided Software Engineering	Web/ IT/ Computers
CAT	Computer-Aided Translation	Web/ IT/ Computers
cc	C Compiler	Web/ IT/ Computers
CD	Compact Disc	Web/ IT/ Computers
CDE	Common Desktop Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
CDMA	Code Division Multiple Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
CDN	Content Delivery Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
CDP	Continuous Data Protection	Web/ IT/ Computers
CD-R	CD-Recordable	Web/ IT/ Computers
CD-ROM	CD Read-Only Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
CD-RW	CD-Rewritable	Web/ IT/ Computers
CDSA	Common Data Security Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
CEO	Chief Executive Officer	Business
CERT	Computer Emergency Response Team	Web/ IT/ Computers
CES	Consumer Electronics Show	Web/ IT/ Computers
CF	Compact Flash	Web/ IT/ Computers
CFD	Computational Fluid Dynamics	Web/ IT/ Computers
CFG	Context-Free Grammar	Web/ IT/ Computers
CFG	Control Flow Graph	Web/ IT/ Computers
CG	Computer Graphics	Web/ IT/ Computers
CGA	Color Graphics Array	Web/ IT/ Computers
CGI	Common Gateway Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
CGI	Computer-Generated Imagery	Web/ IT/ Computers
CGT	Computational Graph Theory	Web/ IT/ Computers
CHAP	Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
CHS	Cylinder-Head-Sector	Web/ IT/ Computers
CIFS	Common Internet Filesystem	Web/ IT/ Computers
CIM	Common Information Model	Web/ IT/ Computers
CIO	Chief Information Officer	Business
CISC	Complex Instruction Set Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
CJK	Chinese, Japanese, and Korean	Web/ IT/ Computers
CJKV	Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese	Web/ IT/ Computers
CLI	Command Line Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
CLR	Common Language Runtime	Web/ IT/ Computers
CM	Configuration Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
CM	Content Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
CMMI	Capability Maturity Model Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
CMOS	Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor	Web/ IT/ Computers
CMS	Content Management System	Web/ IT/ Computers
CN	Canonical Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
CN	Common Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
CNC	Computer Numerical Control	Web/ IT/ Computers
CNR	Communications and Networking Riser	Web/ IT/ Computers
COBOL	Common Business-Oriented Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
COM	Component Object Model	Web/ IT/ Computers
COO	Chief Operations Officer	Business
CORBA	Common Object Request Broker Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
COTS	Commercial Off-The-Shelf	Web/ IT/ Computers
CP/M	Control Program/Monitor	Web/ IT/ Computers
CPA	Certified Practicing Accountant	Business
CPA	Cell Processor Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
CPA	Converged Packet Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
CPAN	Comprehensive Perl Archive Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
CPRI	Common Public Radio Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
CPS	characters per second	Web/ IT/ Computers
CPU	Central Processing Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
CR	Carriage Return	Web/ IT/ Computers
CRAN	Comprehensive R Archive Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
CRC	Cyclic Redundancy Check	Web/ IT/ Computers
CRLF	Carriage Return Line Feed	Web/ IT/ Computers
CRM	Customer Relationship Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
CRS	Computer Reservations System	Web/ IT/ Computers
CRT	Cathode Ray Tube	Web/ IT/ Computers
CRUD	Create, Read, Update and Delete	Web/ IT/ Computers
CS	Cable Select	Web/ IT/ Computers
CS	Computer Science	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSE	Computer Science and Engineering	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSI	Common System Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSP	Communicating Sequential Processes	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSRF	Cross-Site Request Forgery	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSS	Cascading Style Sheets	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSS	Content-Scrambling System	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSS	Closed Source Software	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSS	Cross-Site Scripting	Web/ IT/ Computers
CSV	Comma-Separated Values	Web/ IT/ Computers
CT	Computerized Tomography	Web/ IT/ Computers
CTAN	Comprehensive TeX Archive Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
CTCP	Client-To-Client Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
CTI	Computer Telephony Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
CTL	Computational Tree Logic	Web/ IT/ Computers
CTM	Close To Metal	Web/ IT/ Computers
CTS	Clear To Send	Web/ IT/ Computers
CTSS	Compatible Time-Sharing System	Web/ IT/ Computers
CUA	Common User Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
CVS	Concurrent Versioning System	Web/ IT/ Computers
DAC	Digital-To-Analog Converter	Web/ IT/ Computers
DAC	Discretionary Access Control	Web/ IT/ Computers
DAO	Data Access Objects	Web/ IT/ Computers
DAO	Disk-At-Once	Web/ IT/ Computers
DAP	Directory Access Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
DARPA	Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency	Web/ IT/ Computers
DAT	Digital Audio Tape	Digital Files/Formats
DB	Database	Web/ IT/ Computers
DBA	Database Administrator	Web/ IT/ Computers
DBCS	Double Byte Character Set	Web/ IT/ Computers
DBMS	Database Management System	Web/ IT/ Computers
DC	Dublin Core	Web/ IT/ Computers
DCC	Direct Client-to-Client	Web/ IT/ Computers
DCCA	Debian Common Core Alliance	Web/ IT/ Computers
DCCP	Datagram Congestion Control Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
DCL	Data Control Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
DCMI	Dublin Core Metadata Initiative	Web/ IT/ Computers
DCOM	Distributed Component Object Model	Web/ IT/ Computers
DCOM	Distributed Component Object Model	Web/ IT/ Computers
DD	Double Density	Web/ IT/ Computers
DDE	Dynamic Data Exchange	Web/ IT/ Computers
DDL	Data Definition Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
DDoS	Distributed Denial of Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
DDR	Double Data Rate	Web/ IT/ Computers
DEC	Digital Equipment Corporation	Web/ IT/ Computers
DES	Data Encryption Standard	Web/ IT/ Computers
dev	development	Web/ IT/ Computers
DFA	Deterministic Finite Automaton	Web/ IT/ Computers
DFD	Data Flow Diagram	Web/ IT/ Computers
DFS	Depth-First Search	Web/ IT/ Computers
DFS	Distributed File System	Web/ IT/ Computers
DGD	Dworkin’s Game Driver	Web/ IT/ Computers
DHCP	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
DHTML	Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
DIF	Data Integrity Field	Web/ IT/ Computers
DIMM	Dual Inline Memory Module	Web/ IT/ Computers
DIN	Deutsches Institut für Normung	Web/ IT/ Computers
DIP	Dual In-line Package	Web/ IT/ Computers
DIVX	Digital Video Express	Web/ IT/ Computers
DKIM	Domain Keys Identified Mail	Web/ IT/ Computers
DL	Download	Web/ IT/ Computers
DLL	Dynamic Link Library	Web/ IT/ Computers
DLP	Digital Light Processing	Web/ IT/ Computers
DM	Digital Marketing	Marketing
DM	Document Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
DM	Direct Marketing	Marketing
DMA	Direct Memory Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
DMCA	Digital Millennium Copyright Act	Web/ IT/ Computers
DMI	Direct Media Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
DML	Data Manipulation Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
DMR	Dennis M. Ritchie	Web/ IT/ Computers
DN	Distinguished Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
DND	Drag-and-Drop	Web/ IT/ Computers
DNS	Domain Name System	Web/ IT/ Computers
DOCSIS	Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification	Web/ IT/ Computers
DOM	Document Object Model	Web/ IT/ Computers
DoS	Denial of Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
DOS	Disk Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
DP	Dot Pitch	Web/ IT/ Computers
DPC	Deferred Procedure Call	Web/ IT/ Computers
DPI	Deep Packet Inspection	Web/ IT/ Computers
DPI	Dots Per Inch	Web/ IT/ Computers
DPMI	DOS Protected Mode Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
DPMS	Display Power Management Signaling	Web/ IT/ Computers
DRAM	Dynamic Random Access Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
DR-DOS	Digital Research – Disk Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
DRI	Direct Rendering Infrastructure	Web/ IT/ Computers
DRM	Digital Rights Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
DRM	Direct Rendering Manager	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSDL	Document Schema Definition Languages	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSDM	Dynamic Systems Development Method	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSL	Digital Subscriber Line	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSL	Domain-Specific Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSLAM	Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSN	Database Source Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSN	Data Set Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSP	Digital Signal Processor	Web/ IT/ Computers
DSSSL	Document Style Semantics and Specification Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
DTD	Document Type Definition	Web/ IT/ Computers
DTE	Data Terminal Equipment	Web/ IT/ Computers
DTP	Desktop Publishing	Web/ IT/ Computers
DTR	Data Terminal Ready	Web/ IT/ Computers
DVD	Digital Versatile Disc	Web/ IT/ Computers
DVD	Digital Video Disc	Web/ IT/ Computers
DVD-R	DVD-Recordable	Web/ IT/ Computers
DVD-ROM	DVD-Read Only Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
DVD-RW	DVD-Rewritable	Web/ IT/ Computers
DVI	Digital Visual Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
DVR	Digital Video Recorder	Web/ IT/ Computers
EAI	Enterprise Application Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
EAP	Extensible Authentication Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
EBCDIC	Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code	Web/ IT/ Computers
EBML	Extensible Binary Meta Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
ECC	Elliptic Curve Cryptography	Web/ IT/ Computers
ECMA	European Computer Manufacturers Association	Web/ IT/ Computers
ECMS	Enterprise Content Management System	Web/ IT/ Computers
ECN	Explicit Congestion Notification	Web/ IT/ Computers
ECOS	Embedded Configurable Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
EDA	Electronic Design Automation	Web/ IT/ Computers
EDI	Electronic Data Interchange	Web/ IT/ Computers
EDO	Extended Data Out	Web/ IT/ Computers
EDSAC	Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator	Web/ IT/ Computers
EDVAC	Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
EEPROM	Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
EFF	Electronic Frontier Foundation	Web/ IT/ Computers
EFI	Extensible Firmware Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
EFM	Eight-to-Fourteen Modulation	Web/ IT/ Computers
EGA	Enhanced Graphics Array	Web/ IT/ Computers
EGM	Executive General Manager	Business
EGP	Exterior Gateway Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
eID	electronic ID card	Web/ IT/ Computers
EIDE	Enhanced IDE	Web/ IT/ Computers
EIGRP	Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
EISA	Extended Industry Standard Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
ELF	Extremely Low Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
ELF	Executable and Linkable Format	Web/ IT/ Computers
ELM	ELectronic Mail	Web/ IT/ Computers
EM	Executive Manager	Business
EMACS	Editor MACroS	Web/ IT/ Computers
EMS	Expanded Memory Specification	Web/ IT/ Computers
ENIAC	Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
EOF	End of File	Web/ IT/ Computers
EOL	End of Life	Web/ IT/ Computers
EOL	End of Line	Web/ IT/ Computers
EOM	End Of Message	Web/ IT/ Computers
EPIC	Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing	Web/ IT/ Computers
EPROM	Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
ERP	Enterprise Resource Planning	Web/ IT/ Computers
ESCON	Enterprise Systems Connection	Web/ IT/ Computers
ESD	Electrostatic Discharge	Web/ IT/ Computers
ESR	Eric Steven Raymond	Web/ IT/ Computers
ETL	Extract, Transform, Load	Web/ IT/ Computers
EUC	Extended Unix Code	Web/ IT/ Computers
EULA	End User License Agreement	Web/ IT/ Computers
EXT	EXTended file system	Web/ IT/ Computers
FAP	FORTRAN Assembly Program	Web/ IT/ Computers
FAQ	Frequently Asked Questions	Web/ IT/ Computers
FASM	Flat ASseMbler	Web/ IT/ Computers
FAT	File Allocation Table	Web/ IT/ Computers
FBDIMM	Fully Buffered Dual Inline Memory Module	Web/ IT/ Computers
FC-AL	Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop	Web/ IT/ Computers
FCB	File Control Block	Web/ IT/ Computers
FCS	Frame Check Sequence	Web/ IT/ Computers
FDC	Floppy Disk Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
FDD	Floppy Disk Drive	Web/ IT/ Computers
FDDI	Fiber Distributed Data Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
FDMA	Frequency-Division Multiple Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
FDS	Fedora Directory Server	Web/ IT/ Computers
FEC	Forward Error Correction	Web/ IT/ Computers
FEMB	Front-End Motherboard	Web/ IT/ Computers
FET	Field Effect Transistor	Web/ IT/ Computers
FHS	Filesystem Hierarchy Standard	Web/ IT/ Computers
FICON	FIber CONnectivity	Web/ IT/ Computers
FIFO	First In First Out	Web/ IT/ Computers
FIPS	Federal Information Processing Standards	Web/ IT/ Computers
FL	Function Level	Web/ IT/ Computers
FLAC	Free Lossless Audio Codec	Web/ IT/ Computers
FLOPS	FLoating-Point Operations Per Second	Web/ IT/ Computers
FLOSS	Free/Libre/Open Source Software	Web/ IT/ Computers
FOLDOC	Free On-line Dictionary of Computing	Web/ IT/ Computers
FOSDEM	Free and Open source Software Developers’ European Meeting	Web/ IT/ Computers
FOSI	Formatted Output Specification Instance	Web/ IT/ Computers
FOSS	Free and Open Source Software	Web/ IT/ Computers
FP	Function Programming	Web/ IT/ Computers
FPGA	Field Programmable Gate Array	Web/ IT/ Computers
FPS	Floating Point Systems	Web/ IT/ Computers
FPU	Floating Point Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
FQDN	Fully Qualified Domain Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
FRU	Field Replaceable Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
FS	File System	Web/ IT/ Computers
FSB	Front Side Bus	Web/ IT/ Computers
FSF	Free Software Foundation	Web/ IT/ Computers
FSM	Finite State Machine	Web/ IT/ Computers
FTP	File Transfer Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
FTTC	Fiber To The Curb	Web/ IT/ Computers
FTTH	Fiber To The Home	Web/ IT/ Computers
FTTP	Fiber To The Premises	Web/ IT/ Computers
FUD	Fear Uncertainty Doubt	Web/ IT/ Computers
FWS	Folding White Space	Web/ IT/ Computers
FXP	File eXchange Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
G11N	Globalization	Web/ IT/ Computers
Gas	GNU Assembler	Web/ IT/ Computers
Gb	Gigabit	Web/ IT/ Computers
GB	Gigabyte	Web/ IT/ Computers
GCC	GNU Compiler Collection	Web/ IT/ Computers
GCJ	GNU Compiler for Java	Web/ IT/ Computers
GCR	Group Code Recording	Web/ IT/ Computers
GDB	GNU Debugger	Web/ IT/ Computers
GDI	Graphics Device Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
GFDL	GNU Free Documentation License	Web/ IT/ Computers
GIF	Graphics Interchange Format	Web/ IT/ Computers
GIGO	Garbage In, Garbage Out	Web/ IT/ Computers
GIMP	GNU Image Manipulation Program	Web/ IT/ Computers
GIMPS	Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search	Web/ IT/ Computers
GIS	Geographic Information System	Web/ IT/ Computers
GLUT	OpenGL Utility Toolkit	Web/ IT/ Computers
GM	General Manager	Business
GML	Geography Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
GNOME	GNU Network Object Model Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
GNU	GNU’s Not Unix	Web/ IT/ Computers
GOMS	Goals, Operators, Methods, and Selection rules	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPASM	GNU PIC ASseMbler	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPG	GNU Privacy Guard	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPGPU	General-Purpose Computing on Graphics Processing Units	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPIB	General-Purpose Instrumentation Bus	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPL	General Public License	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPL	General-Purpose Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPRS	General Packet Radio Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPT	GUID Partition Table	Web/ IT/ Computers
GPU	Graphics Processing Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
GRUB	Grand Unified Boot-Loader	Web/ IT/ Computers
GSM	Global System for Mobile Communications	Web/ IT/ Computers
GTK+	GIMP Toolkit	Web/ IT/ Computers
GUI	Graphical User Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
GUID	Globally Unique IDentifier	Web/ IT/ Computers
GWT	Google Web Toolkit	Web/ IT/ Computers
HAL	Hardware Abstraction Layer	Web/ IT/ Computers
HBA	Host Bus Adapter	Web/ IT/ Computers
HCI	Human Computer Interaction	Web/ IT/ Computers
HCL	Hardware Compatibility List	Web/ IT/ Computers
HD	High Density	Web/ IT/ Computers
HDD	Hard Disk Drive	Web/ IT/ Computers
HDDVD	High Definition DVD	Web/ IT/ Computers
HDL	Hardware Description Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
HDMI	High-Definition Multimedia Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
HF	High Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
HHD	Hybrid Hard Drive	Web/ IT/ Computers
HID	Human Interface Device	Web/ IT/ Computers
HIG	Human Interface Guidelines	Web/ IT/ Computers
HIRD	Hurd of Interfaces Representing Depth	Web/ IT/ Computers
HLASM	High Level ASseMbler	Web/ IT/ Computers
HMA	High Memory Area	Web/ IT/ Computers
HP	Hewlett-Packard	Web/ IT/ Computers
HPC	High-Performance Computing	Web/ IT/ Computers
HPFS	High Performance File System	Web/ IT/ Computers
HSM	Hierarchical Storage Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
HT	Hyper Threading	Web/ IT/ Computers
HTM	Hierarchical Temporal Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
HTML	Hypertext Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
HTTP	Hypertext Transfer Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
HTTPd	Hypertext Transport Protocol Daemon	Web/ IT/ Computers
HTX	HyperTransport eXpansion	Web/ IT/ Computers
HURD	Hird of Unix-Replacing Daemons	Web/ IT/ Computers
HVD	Holographic Versatile Disc	Web/ IT/ Computers
Hz	Hertz	Web/ IT/ Computers
I/O	Input/Output	Web/ IT/ Computers
I18N	Internationalization	Web/ IT/ Computers
I2C	Inter-Integrated Circuit	Web/ IT/ Computers
IA	Information Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
IANA	Internet Assigned Numbers Authority	Web/ IT/ Computers
iBCS	Intel Binary Compatibility Standard	Web/ IT/ Computers
IBM	International Business Machines	Web/ IT/ Computers
IC	Integrated Circuit	Web/ IT/ Computers
ICANN	Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers	Web/ IT/ Computers
ICE	In-Circuit Emulator	Web/ IT/ Computers
ICE	Intrusion Countermeasure Electronics	Web/ IT/ Computers
ICMP	Internet Control Message Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
ICP	Internet Cache Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
ICT	Information and Communication Technology	Web/ IT/ Computers
IDE	Integrated Development Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
IDE	Integrated Drive Electronics	Web/ IT/ Computers
IDF	Intermediate Distribution Frame	Web/ IT/ Computers
IDL	Interface Definition Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
IDS	Intrusion Detection System	Web/ IT/ Computers
IE	Internet Explorer	Web/ IT/ Computers
IEC	International Electrotechnical Commission	Web/ IT/ Computers
IEEE	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers	Web/ IT/ Computers
IETF	Internet Engineering Task Force	Web/ IT/ Computers
IFL	Integrated Facility for Linux	Web/ IT/ Computers
IGMP	Internet Group Management Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
IGRP	Interior Gateway Routing Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
IHV	Independent Hardware Vendor	Web/ IT/ Computers
IIOP	Internet Inter-Orb Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
IIS	Internet Information Services	Web/ IT/ Computers
IL	Intermediate Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
IM	Instant Messaging	Web/ IT/ Computers
IMAP	Internet Message Access Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
IME	Input Method Editor	Web/ IT/ Computers
INFOSEC	Information Systems Security	Web/ IT/ Computers
IP	Intellectual Property	Web/ IT/ Computers
IP	Internet Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPC	Inter-Process Communication	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPL	Initial Program Load	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPO	Inter Procedural Optimization	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPP	Internet Printing Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPS	Intrusion Prevention System	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPsec	Internet Protocol security	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPTV	Internet Protocol Television	Web/ IT/ Computers
IPX	Internetwork Packet Exchange	Web/ IT/ Computers
IRC	Internet Relay Chat	Web/ IT/ Computers
IrDA	Infrared Data Association	Web/ IT/ Computers
IRP	I/O Request Packet	Web/ IT/ Computers
IRQ	Interrupt Request	Web/ IT/ Computers
IS	Information Systems	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISA	Industry Standard Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISA	Instruction Set Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISAM	Indexed Sequential Access Method	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISC	Internet Storm Center	Web/ IT/ Computers
iSCSI	Internet Small Computer System Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISDN	Integrated Services Digital Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
iSNS	Internet Storage Name Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISO	International Organization for Standardization	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISP	Internet Service Provider	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISPF	Interactive System Productivity Facility	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISR	Interrupt Service Routine	Web/ IT/ Computers
ISV	Independent Software Vendor	Web/ IT/ Computers
IT	Information Technology	Web/ IT/ Computers
ITIL	Information Technology Infrastructure Library	Web/ IT/ Computers
ITL	Interval Temporal Logic	Web/ IT/ Computers
ITU	International Telecommunication Union	Web/ IT/ Computers
J2EE	Java 2 Enterprise Edition	Web/ IT/ Computers
J2ME	Java 2 Micro Edition	Web/ IT/ Computers
J2SE	Java 2 Standard Edition	Web/ IT/ Computers
JAXB	Java Architecture for XML Binding	Web/ IT/ Computers
JAXP	Java API for XML Processing	Web/ IT/ Computers
JAX-RPC	Java XML for Remote Procedure Calls	Web/ IT/ Computers
JBOD	Just a Bunch of Disks	Web/ IT/ Computers
JCE	Java Cryptography Extension	Web/ IT/ Computers
JCL	Job Control Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
JCP	Java Community Process	Web/ IT/ Computers
JDBC	Java Database Connectivity	Web/ IT/ Computers
JDK	Java Development Kit	Web/ IT/ Computers
JDS	Java Desktop System	Web/ IT/ Computers
JES	Job Entry Subsystem	Web/ IT/ Computers
JFC	Java Foundation Classes	Web/ IT/ Computers
JFET	Junction Field-Effect Transistor	Web/ IT/ Computers
JFS	IBM Journaling File System	Web/ IT/ Computers
JINI	Jini Is Not Initials	Web/ IT/ Computers
JIT	Just-In-Time	Web/ IT/ Computers
JMS	Java Message Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
JMX	Java Management Extensions	Web/ IT/ Computers
JNDI	Java Naming and Directory Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
JNI	Java Native Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
JNZ	Jump non-zero	Web/ IT/ Computers
JPEG	Joint Photographic Experts Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
JRE	Java Runtime Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
JS	JavaScript	Web/ IT/ Computers
JSON	JavaScript Object Notation	Web/ IT/ Computers
JSP	Jackson Structured Programming	Web/ IT/ Computers
JSP	JavaServer Pages	Web/ IT/ Computers
JTAG	Joint Test Action Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
JUG	Java Users Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
JVM	Java Virtual Machine	Web/ IT/ Computers
jwz	Jamie Zawinski	Web/ IT/ Computers
K&R	Kernighan and Ritchie	Web/ IT/ Computers
KB	Keyboard	Web/ IT/ Computers
Kb	Kilobit	Web/ IT/ Computers
KB	Kilobyte	Web/ IT/ Computers
KB	Knowledge Base	Web/ IT/ Computers
KDE	K Desktop Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
kHz	Kilohertz	Web/ IT/ Computers
KM	Knowledge Machine	Web/ IT/ Computers
KRL	Knowledge Representation Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
KVM	Keyboard, Video, Mouse	Web/ IT/ Computers
L10N	Localization	Web/ IT/ Computers
L2TP	Layer two Tunneling Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
LAMP	Linux Apache MySQL Perl	Web/ IT/ Computers
LAMP	Linux Apache MySQL PHP	Web/ IT/ Computers
LAMP	Linux Apache MySQL Python	Web/ IT/ Computers
LAN	Local Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
LBA	Logical Block Addressing	Web/ IT/ Computers
LCD	Liquid Crystal Display	Web/ IT/ Computers
LCOS	Liquid Crystal On Silicon	Web/ IT/ Computers
LDAP	Lightweight Directory Access Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
LE	Logical Extents	Web/ IT/ Computers
LED	Light-Emitting Diode	Web/ IT/ Computers
LF	Line Feed	Web/ IT/ Computers
LF	Low Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
LFS	Linux From Scratch	Web/ IT/ Computers
LGPL	Lesser General Public License	Web/ IT/ Computers
LIB	LIBrary	Web/ IT/ Computers
LIF	Low Insertion Force	Web/ IT/ Computers
LIFO	Last In First Out	Web/ IT/ Computers
LILO	Linux Loader	Web/ IT/ Computers
LISP	LISt Processing	Web/ IT/ Computers
LKML	Linux Kernel Mailing List	Web/ IT/ Computers
LM	Lan Manager	Web/ IT/ Computers
LMS	Learning Management System	Web/ IT/ Computers
LOC	Lines of Code	Web/ IT/ Computers
LPC	Lars Pensjö C	Web/ IT/ Computers
LPI	Linux Professional Institute	Web/ IT/ Computers
LPT	Line Print Terminal	Web/ IT/ Computers
LSB	Least Significant Bit	Web/ IT/ Computers
LSB	Linux Standard Base	Web/ IT/ Computers
LSI	Large-Scale Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
LTL	Linear Temporal Logic	Web/ IT/ Computers
LTR	Left-to-Right	Web/ IT/ Computers
LUG	Linux User Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
LUN	Logical Unit Number	Web/ IT/ Computers
LV	Logical Volume	Web/ IT/ Computers
LVD	Low Voltage Differential	Web/ IT/ Computers
LVM	Logical Volume Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
LZW	Lempel-Ziv-Welch	Web/ IT/ Computers
MAC	Mandatory Access Control	Web/ IT/ Computers
MAC	Media Access Control	Web/ IT/ Computers
MAN	Metropolitan Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
MANET	Mobile Ad-Hoc Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
MAPI	Messaging Application Programming Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
Mb	Megabit	Web/ IT/ Computers
MB	Megabyte	Web/ IT/ Computers
MBCS	Multi Byte Character Set	Web/ IT/ Computers
MBR	Master Boot Record	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCA	Micro Channel Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCA	Microsoft Certified Architect	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCAD	Microsoft Certified Application Developer	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCAS	Microsoft Certified Application Specialist	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCDBA	Microsoft Certified DataBase Administrator	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCDST	Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCITP	Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCM	Microsoft Certified Master	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCP	Microsoft Certified Professional	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCPD	Microsoft Certified Professional Developer	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCSA	Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCSD	Microsoft Certified Solution Developer	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCSE	Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCT	Microsoft Certified Trainer	Web/ IT/ Computers
MCTS	Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist	Web/ IT/ Computers
MD	Mini Disc/ Mini Disk	Digital Files/Formats
MD	Managing Director	Business
MDA	Mail Delivery Agent	Web/ IT/ Computers
MDA	Model-Driven Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
MDA	Monochrome Display Adapter	Web/ IT/ Computers
MDF	Main Distribution Frame	Web/ IT/ Computers
MDI	Multiple Document Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
ME	[Windows] Millennium Edition	Web/ IT/ Computers
MF	Medium Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
MFC	Microsoft Foundation Classes	Web/ IT/ Computers
MFM	Modified Frequency Modulation	Web/ IT/ Computers
MGCP	Media Gateway Control Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
MHz	Megahertz	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIB	Management Information Base	Web/ IT/ Computers
MICR	Magnetic Ink Character Recognition	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIDI	Musical Instrument Digital Interface	Digital Files/Formats
MIMD	Multiple Instruction, Multiple Data	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIME	Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIMO	Multiple-Input Multiple-Output	Web/ IT/ Computers
MINIX	MIni-uNIX	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIPS	Million Instructions Per Second	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIPS	Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIS	Management Information Systems	Web/ IT/ Computers
MISD	Multiple Instruction, Single Data	Web/ IT/ Computers
MIT	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Web/ IT/ Computers
MMDS	Mortality Medical Data System	Web/ IT/ Computers
MMI	Man Machine Interface.	Web/ IT/ Computers
MMIO	Memory-Mapped I/O	Web/ IT/ Computers
MMORPG	Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game	Web/ IT/ Computers
MMU	Memory Management Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
MMX	Multi-Media Extensions	Web/ IT/ Computers
MNG	Multiple-image Network Graphics	Web/ IT/ Computers
MoBo	Motherboard	Web/ IT/ Computers
MOM	Message-Oriented Middleware	Web/ IT/ Computers
MOO	MUD Object Oriented	Web/ IT/ Computers
MOS	Microsoft Office Specialist	Web/ IT/ Computers
MOSFET	Metal-Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor	Web/ IT/ Computers
MOTD	Message Of The Day	Web/ IT/ Computers
MOUS	Microsoft Office User Specialist	Web/ IT/ Computers
MP3		Digital Files/Formats
MPAA	Motion Picture Association of America	Web/ IT/ Computers
MPEG	Motion Pictures Experts Group	Digital Files/Formats
MPL	Mozilla Public License	Web/ IT/ Computers
MPLS	Multiprotocol Label Switching	Web/ IT/ Computers
MPU	Microprocessor Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
MS	Memory Stick	Web/ IT/ Computers
MS	Microsoft	Web/ IT/ Computers
MSA	Mail Submission Agent	Web/ IT/ Computers
MSB	Most Significant Bit	Web/ IT/ Computers
MSDN	Microsoft Developer Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
MS-DOS	Microsoft DOS	Web/ IT/ Computers
MSI	Medium-Scale Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
MSI	Microsoft Installer	Web/ IT/ Computers
MT	Machine Translation	Web/ IT/ Computers
MTA	Mail Transfer Agent	Web/ IT/ Computers
MTA	Microsoft Technology Associate	Web/ IT/ Computers
MTBF	Mean Time Between Failures	Web/ IT/ Computers
MTU	Maximum Transmission Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
MUA	Mail User Agent	Web/ IT/ Computers
MUD	Multi-User Dungeon	Web/ IT/ Computers
MVC	Model-View-Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
MVP	Most Valuable Professional	Web/ IT/ Computers
MVS	Multiple Virtual Storage	Web/ IT/ Computers
MX	Mail exchange	Web/ IT/ Computers
MXF	Material Exchange Format	Web/ IT/ Computers
NACK	Negative ACKnowledgement	Web/ IT/ Computers
NAK	Negative AcKnowledge Character	Web/ IT/ Computers
NaN	Not a Number	Web/ IT/ Computers
NAS	Network-Attached Storage	Web/ IT/ Computers
NASM	Netwide ASseMbler	Web/ IT/ Computers
NAT	Network Address Translation	Web/ IT/ Computers
NCP	Network Control Program	Web/ IT/ Computers
NCQ	Native Command Queuing	Web/ IT/ Computers
NCSA	National Center for Supercomputing Applications	Web/ IT/ Computers
NDPS	Novell Distributed Print Services	Web/ IT/ Computers
NDS	Novell Directory Services	Web/ IT/ Computers
NEP	Network Equipment Provider	Web/ IT/ Computers
NetBIOS	Network Basic Input/Output System	Web/ IT/ Computers
NEXT	Near-End CrossTalk	Web/ IT/ Computers
NFA	Nondeterministic Finite Automaton	Web/ IT/ Computers
NFS	Network File System	Web/ IT/ Computers
NGL	aNGeL	Web/ IT/ Computers
NGSCB	Next-Generation Secure Computing Base	Web/ IT/ Computers
NI	National Instruments	Web/ IT/ Computers
NIC	Network Interface Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
NIM	No Internal Message	Web/ IT/ Computers
NIO	New I/O	Web/ IT/ Computers
NIST	National Institute of Standards and Technology	Web/ IT/ Computers
NLP	Natural Language Processing	Web/ IT/ Computers
NLS	Native Language Support	Web/ IT/ Computers
NMI	Non-Maskable Interrupt	Web/ IT/ Computers
NNTP	Network News Transfer Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
NOC	Network Operations Center	Web/ IT/ Computers
NOP	No OPeration	Web/ IT/ Computers
NOS	Network Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
NP	Nondeterministic Polynomial time	Web/ IT/ Computers
NPL	Netscape Public License	Web/ IT/ Computers
NPTL	Native POSIX Thread Library	Web/ IT/ Computers
NPU	Network Processing Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
NS	Netscape	Web/ IT/ Computers
NSA	National Security Agency	Web/ IT/ Computers
NSPR	Netscape Portable Runtime	Web/ IT/ Computers
NSS	Novell Storage Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
NSS	Network Security Services	Web/ IT/ Computers
NSS	Name Service Switch	Web/ IT/ Computers
NT	New Technology	Web/ IT/ Computers
NTFS	NT Filesystem	Web/ IT/ Computers
NTLM	NT Lan Manager	Web/ IT/ Computers
NTP	Network Time Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
NUMA	Non-Uniform Memory Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
NURBS	Non-Uniform Rational B-Spline	Web/ IT/ Computers
NVR	Network Video Recorder	Web/ IT/ Computers
NVRAM	Non-Volatile Random Access Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
OASIS	Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards	Web/ IT/ Computers
OAT	Operational Acceptance Testing	Web/ IT/ Computers
OBSAI	Open Base Station Architecture Initiative	Web/ IT/ Computers
ODBC	Open DataBase Connectivity	Web/ IT/ Computers
OEM	Original Equipment Manufacturer	Web/ IT/ Computers
OES	Open Enterprise Server	Web/ IT/ Computers
OFTC	Open and Free Technology Community	Web/ IT/ Computers
OLAP	Online Analytical Processing	Web/ IT/ Computers
OLE	Object Linking and Embedding	Web/ IT/ Computers
OLED	Organic Light Emitting Diode	Web/ IT/ Computers
OLPC	One Laptop per Child	Web/ IT/ Computers
OLTP	Online Transaction Processing	Web/ IT/ Computers
OMF	Object Module Format	Web/ IT/ Computers
OMG	Object Management Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
OO	Object-Oriented	Web/ IT/ Computers
OO	Open Office	Web/ IT/ Computers
OOE	Out-of-Order Execution	Web/ IT/ Computers
OOM	Out Of Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
OOo	OpenOffice.org	Web/ IT/ Computers
OoOE	Out-of-Order Execution	Web/ IT/ Computers
OOP	Object-Oriented Programming	Web/ IT/ Computers
OOTB	Out of the box	Web/ IT/ Computers
OPML	Outline Processor Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
ORB	Object Request Broker	Web/ IT/ Computers
ORM	Oject-Relational Mapping	Web/ IT/ Computers
OS	Open Source	Web/ IT/ Computers
OS	Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSCON	O’Reilly Open Source CONvention	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSDN	Open Source Developer Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSI	Open Source Initiative	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSI	Open Systems Interconnection	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSPF	Open Shortest Path First	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSS	Open Sound System	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSS	Open-Source Software	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSS	Operations Support System	Web/ IT/ Computers
OSTG	Open Source Technology Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
OUI	Organizationally Unique Identifier	Web/ IT/ Computers
P2P	Peer-To-Peer	Web/ IT/ Computers
PAC	Programmable Automation Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
PAN	Personal Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
PAP	Password Authentication Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
PARC	Palo Alto Research Center	Web/ IT/ Computers
PATA	Parallel ATA	Web/ IT/ Computers
PC	Personal Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCB	Printed Circuit Board	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCB	Process Control Block	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCDOS	Personal Computer Disk Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCI	Peripheral Component Interconnect	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCIe	PCI Express	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCL	Printer Command Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCM	Pulse-Code Modulation	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCMCIA	Personal Computer Memory Card International Association	Web/ IT/ Computers
PCRE	Perl Compatible Regular Expressions	Web/ IT/ Computers
PD	Public Domain	Web/ IT/ Computers
PDA	Personal Digital Assistant	Web/ IT/ Computers
PDF	Portable Document Format	Web/ IT/ Computers
PDP	Programmed Data Processor	Web/ IT/ Computers
PE	Physical Extents	Web/ IT/ Computers
PEBKAC	Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair	Web/ IT/ Computers
PENS	Package Exchange Notification Services	Web/ IT/ Computers
PERL	Practical Extraction and Reporting Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
PGA	Pin Grid Array	Web/ IT/ Computers
PGO	Profile-Guided Optimization	Web/ IT/ Computers
PGP	Pretty Good Privacy	Web/ IT/ Computers
PHP	PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor	Web/ IT/ Computers
PIC	Peripheral Interface Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
PIC	Programmable Interrupt Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
PID	Personal IDentification	Web/ IT/ Computers
PID	Proportional-Integral-Derivative	Web/ IT/ Computers
PID	Process ID	Web/ IT/ Computers
PIM	Personal Information Manager	Web/ IT/ Computers
PIN	Personal Identification Number	Web/ IT/ Computers
PINE	Program for Internet News and Email	Web/ IT/ Computers
PIO	Programmed Input/Output	Web/ IT/ Computers
PKCS	Public Key Cryptography Standards	Web/ IT/ Computers
PKI	Public Key Infrastructure	Web/ IT/ Computers
PL/I	Programming Language One	Web/ IT/ Computers
PL/M	Programming Language for Microcomputers	Web/ IT/ Computers
PL/P	Programming Language for Prime	Web/ IT/ Computers
PLC	Power Line Communication	Web/ IT/ Computers
PLC	Programmable Logic Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
PLD	Programmable Logic Device	Web/ IT/ Computers
PLT	Power Line Telecoms	Web/ IT/ Computers
PM	Project Manager	Project Management
PMM	POST Memory Manager	Web/ IT/ Computers
PNG	Portable Network Graphics	Digital Files/Formats
PnP	Plug-and-Play	Web/ IT/ Computers
PoE	Power over Ethernet	Web/ IT/ Computers
POID	Persistent Object Identifier	Web/ IT/ Computers
POP	Point of Presence	Web/ IT/ Computers
POP3	Post Office Protocol v3	Web/ IT/ Computers
POSIX	Portable Operating System Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
POST	Power-On Self Test	Web/ IT/ Computers
PPC	PowerPC	Web/ IT/ Computers
PPI	Pixels Per Inch	Web/ IT/ Computers
PPP	Point-to-Point Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
PPPoA	PPP over ATM	Web/ IT/ Computers
PPPoE	PPP over Ethernet	Web/ IT/ Computers
PPTP	Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
PS	PostScript	Web/ IT/ Computers
PS/2	Personal System/2	Web/ IT/ Computers
PSA	Professional Services Automation	Web/ IT/ Computers
PSU	Power Supply Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
PSVI	Post-Schema-Validation Infoset	Web/ IT/ Computers
PTS-DOS	PhysTechSoft – Disk Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
PV	Physical Volume	Web/ IT/ Computers
PVG	Physical Volume Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
PVR	Personal Video Recorder	Web/ IT/ Computers
PXE	Preboot Execution Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
PXI	PCI eXtensions for Instrumentation	Web/ IT/ Computers
QA	Quality Assurance	Web/ IT/ Computers
QDR	Quad Data Rate	Web/ IT/ Computers
QFP	Quad Flat Package	Web/ IT/ Computers
QoS	Quality of Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
QOTD	Quote of the Day	Web/ IT/ Computers
Qt	Quasar Toolkit	Web/ IT/ Computers
QTAM	Queued Teleprocessing Access Method	Web/ IT/ Computers
RACF	Resource Access Control Facility	Web/ IT/ Computers
RAD	Rapid Application Development	Web/ IT/ Computers
RADIUS	Remote Authentication Dial In User Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
RAID	Redundant Array of Independent Disks	Web/ IT/ Computers
RAID	Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks	Web/ IT/ Computers
RAIT	Redundant Array of Inexpensive Tapes	Web/ IT/ Computers
RAM	Random Access Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
RARP	Reverse Address Resolution Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
RAS	Reliability, Availability and Serviceability	Web/ IT/ Computers
RAS	Remote Access Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
RC	Region Code	Web/ IT/ Computers
RC	Release Candidate	Web/ IT/ Computers
RC	Run Commands	Web/ IT/ Computers
RCAT	Rapid Content Authoring Tool	Web/ IT/ Computers
RCS	Revision Control System	Web/ IT/ Computers
RDBMS	Relational DataBase Management System	Web/ IT/ Computers
RDF	Resource Description Framework	Web/ IT/ Computers
RDM	Relational Data Model	Web/ IT/ Computers
RDOS	Real-time Disk Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
RDS	Remote Data Services	Web/ IT/ Computers
REFAL	REcursive Functions Algorithmic Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
regex	Regular Expression	Web/ IT/ Computers
regexp	Regular Expression	Web/ IT/ Computers
REST	Representational State Transfer	Web/ IT/ Computers
RF	Radio Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
RFC	Request For Comments	Web/ IT/ Computers
RFI	Radio Frequency Interference	Web/ IT/ Computers
RFID	Radio Frequency Identification	Web/ IT/ Computers
RGB	Red, Green, Blue	Web/ IT/ Computers
RGBA	Red, Green, Blue, Alpha	Web/ IT/ Computers
RHEL	Red Hat Enterprise Linux	Web/ IT/ Computers
RHL	Red Hat Linux	Web/ IT/ Computers
RIA	Rich Internet Application	Web/ IT/ Computers
RIAA	Recording Industry Association of America	Web/ IT/ Computers
RIP	Raster Image Processor	Web/ IT/ Computers
RIP	Routing Information Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
RISC	Reduced Instruction Set Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
RLE	Run-Length Encoding	Web/ IT/ Computers
RLL	Run-Length Limited	Web/ IT/ Computers
RMI	Remote Method Invocation	Web/ IT/ Computers
RMS	Richard Matthew Stallman	Web/ IT/ Computers
ROM	Read Only Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
ROMB	Read-Out MotherBoard	Web/ IT/ Computers
ROM-DOS	Read Only Memory – Disk Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
RPC	Remote Procedure Call	Web/ IT/ Computers
RPG	Report Program Generator	Web/ IT/ Computers
RPM	RPM Package Manager	Web/ IT/ Computers
RSA	Rivest Shamir Adleman	Web/ IT/ Computers
RSI	Repetitive Strain Injury	Web/ IT/ Computers
RSS	Radio Service Software	Web/ IT/ Computers
RSS	Rich Site Summary, RDF Site Summary, or Really Simple Syndication	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTAI	Real-Time Application Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTC	Real-Time Clock	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTE	Real-Time Enterprise	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTEMS	Real-Time Executive for Multiprocessor Systems	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTL	Right-to-Left	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTOS	Real-Time Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTP	Real-time Transport Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTS	Ready To Send	Web/ IT/ Computers
RTSP	Real Time Streaming Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
S/MIME	Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions	Web/ IT/ Computers
SaaS	Software as a Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
SAN	Storage Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
SATA	Serial ATA	Web/ IT/ Computers
SAX	Simple API for XML	Web/ IT/ Computers
sbin	superuser binary	Web/ IT/ Computers
SBOD	Spinning Beachball of Death	Web/ IT/ Computers
SBP-2	Serial Bus Protocol 2	Web/ IT/ Computers
SBU	Standard Build Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCADA	Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCID	Source Code in Database	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCM	Software Configuration Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCM	Source Code Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCORM		Web/ IT/ Computers
SCP	Secure Copy	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCPI	Standard Commands for Programmable Instrumentation	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCRUM		Project Management
SCSI	Small Computer System Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
SCTP	Stream Control Transmission Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SD	Secure Digital	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDDL	Security Descriptor Definition Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDI	Single Document Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDIO	Secure Digital Input Output	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDK	Software Development Kit	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDL	Simple DirectMedia Layer	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDN	Service Delivery Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDP	Session Description Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDR	Software-Defined Radio	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDRAM	Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
SDSL	Symmetric DSL	Web/ IT/ Computers
SE	Single Ended	Web/ IT/ Computers
SEAL	Semantics-directed Environment Adaptation Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
SEI	Software Engineering Institute	Web/ IT/ Computers
SEO	Search Engine Optimization	Web/ IT/ Computers
SFTP	Secure FTP	Web/ IT/ Computers
SFTP	Simple File Transfer Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SFTP	SSH File Transfer Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SGI	Silicon Graphics, Incorporated	Web/ IT/ Computers
SGML	Standard Generalized Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
SHA	Secure Hash Algorithm	Web/ IT/ Computers
SHDSL	Single-pair High-speed Digital Subscriber Line	Web/ IT/ Computers
SIGCAT	Special Interest Group on CD-ROM Applications and Technology	Web/ IT/ Computers
SIGGRAPH	Special Interest Group on Graphics	Web/ IT/ Computers
SIMD	Single Instruction, Multiple Data	Web/ IT/ Computers
SIMM	Single Inline Memory Module	Web/ IT/ Computers
SIP	Session Initiation Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SIP	Supplementary Ideographic Plane	Web/ IT/ Computers
SISD	Single Instruction, Single Data	Web/ IT/ Computers
SISO	Single-Input and Single-Output	Web/ IT/ Computers
SLED	SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop	Web/ IT/ Computers
SLES	SUSE Linux Enterprise Server	Web/ IT/ Computers
SLI	Scalable Link Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
SLIP	Serial Line Internet Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SLM	Service Level Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
SLOC	Source Lines of Code	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMA	SubMiniature version A	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMB	Server Message Block	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMBIOS	System Management BIOS	Web/ IT/ Computers
SME	Subject Matter Expert	Business
SMIL	Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMP	Supplementary Multilingual Plane	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMP	Symmetric Multi-Processing	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMS	Short Message Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMS	System Management Server	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMT	Simultaneous Multithreading	Web/ IT/ Computers
SMTP	Simple Mail Transfer Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SNA	Systems Network Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
SNMP	Simple Network Management Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SNTP	Simple Network Time Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SOA	Service-Oriented Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
SOAP	Simple Object Access Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
SoC	System-on-a-Chip	Web/ IT/ Computers
SO-DIMM	Small Outline DIMM	Web/ IT/ Computers
SOE	Standard Operating Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
SOHO	Small Office/Home Office	Web/ IT/ Computers
SOI	Silicon On Insulator	Web/ IT/ Computers
SP	Service Pack	Web/ IT/ Computers
SPA	Single Page Application	Web/ IT/ Computers
SPARC	Scalable Processor Architecture	Web/ IT/ Computers
SPF	Sender Policy Framework	Web/ IT/ Computers
SPI	Serial Peripheral Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
SPI	Stateful Packet Inspection	Web/ IT/ Computers
SPMD	Single Program, Multiple Data	Web/ IT/ Computers
SQL	Structured Query Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
SRAM	Static Random Access Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSD	Software Specification Document	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSD	Solid-State Drive	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSE	Streaming SIMD Extensions	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSH	Secure Shell	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSI	Server Side Includes	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSI	Single-System Image	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSI	Small-Scale Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSID	Service Set Identifier	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSL	Secure Socket Layer	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSO	Single Sign On	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSP	Supplementary Special-purpose Plane	Web/ IT/ Computers
SSSE	Supplementary Streaming SIMD Extensions	Web/ IT/ Computers
su	superuser	Web/ IT/ Computers
SUS	Single UNIX Specification	Web/ IT/ Computers
SUSE	Software und System-Entwicklung	Web/ IT/ Computers
SVC	Scalable Video Coding	Web/ IT/ Computers
SVD	Structured VLSI Design	Web/ IT/ Computers
SVG	Scalable Vector Graphics	Web/ IT/ Computers
SVGA	Super Video Graphics Array	Web/ IT/ Computers
SWF	Shock Wave Flash	Web/ IT/ Computers
SWT	Standard Widget Toolkit	Web/ IT/ Computers
Sysop	System operator	Web/ IT/ Computers
T1	Tier 1	Web/ IT/ Computers
TAO	Track-At-Once	Web/ IT/ Computers
TASM	Turbo ASseMbler	Web/ IT/ Computers
TB	TeraByte	Web/ IT/ Computers
Tcl	Tool Command Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
TCP	Transmission Control Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
TCP/IP	Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
TCU	Telecommunication Control Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
TDMA	Time Division Multiple Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
TFT	Thin Film Transistor	Web/ IT/ Computers
TI	Texas Instruments	Web/ IT/ Computers
TLA	Three-Letter Acronym	Web/ IT/ Computers
TLD	Top-Level Domain	Web/ IT/ Computers
TLS	Thread-Local Storage	Web/ IT/ Computers
TLS	Transport Layer Security	Web/ IT/ Computers
tmp	temporary	Web/ IT/ Computers
TMS	Training Management System	Web/ IT/ Computers
TNC	Terminal Node Controller	Web/ IT/ Computers
TNC	Threaded Neill-Concelman connector	Web/ IT/ Computers
TPF	Transaction Processing Facility	Web/ IT/ Computers
TROFF	Trace Off	Web/ IT/ Computers
TRON	Trace On	Web/ IT/ Computers
TRON	The Real-time Operating system Nucleus	Web/ IT/ Computers
TRS-DOS	Tandy Radio Shack – Disk Operating System	Web/ IT/ Computers
TSO	Time Sharing Option	Web/ IT/ Computers
TSP	Traveling Salesman Problem	Web/ IT/ Computers
TSR	Terminate and Stay Resident	Web/ IT/ Computers
TTA	True Tap Audio	Web/ IT/ Computers
TTF	TrueType Font	Web/ IT/ Computers
TTL	Transistor-Transistor Logic	Web/ IT/ Computers
TTL	Time To Live	Web/ IT/ Computers
TTS	Text-to-Speech	Web/ IT/ Computers
TTY	Teletype	Web/ IT/ Computers
TUCOWS	The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software	Web/ IT/ Computers
TUG	TeX Users Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
TWAIN	Technology Without An Interesting Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
UAAG	User Agent Accessibility Guidelines	Web/ IT/ Computers
UAC	User Account Control	Web/ IT/ Computers
UART	Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter	Web/ IT/ Computers
UAT	User Acceptance Testing	Web/ IT/ Computers
UCS	Universal Character Set	Web/ IT/ Computers
UDDI	Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
UDMA	Ultra DMA	Web/ IT/ Computers
UDP	User Datagram Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
UEFI	Unified Extensible Firmware Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
UHF	Ultra High Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
UI	User Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
UL	Upload	Web/ IT/ Computers
ULA	Uncommitted Logic Array	Web/ IT/ Computers
UMA	Upper Memory Area	Web/ IT/ Computers
UMB	Upper Memory Block	Web/ IT/ Computers
UML	Unified Modeling Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
UML	User-Mode Linux	Web/ IT/ Computers
UMPC	Ultra-Mobile Personal Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
UNC	Universal Naming Convention	Web/ IT/ Computers
UPS	Uninterruptible Power Supply	Web/ IT/ Computers
URI	Uniform Resource Identifier	Web/ IT/ Computers
URL	Uniform Resource Locator	Web/ IT/ Computers
URN	Uniform Resource Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
USB	Universal Serial Bus	Web/ IT/ Computers
usr	user	Web/ IT/ Computers
USR	U.S. Robotics	Web/ IT/ Computers
UTC	Coordinated Universal Time	Web/ IT/ Computers
UTF	Unicode Transformation Format	Web/ IT/ Computers
UTP	Unshielded Twisted Pair	Web/ IT/ Computers
UUCP	Unix to Unix Copy	Web/ IT/ Computers
UUID	Universally Unique Identifier	Web/ IT/ Computers
UUN	Universal User Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
UVC	Universal Virtual Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
UX	User Experience	Web/ IT/ Computers
var	variable	Web/ IT/ Computers
VAX	Virtual Address eXtension	Web/ IT/ Computers
VB	Visual Basic	Web/ IT/ Computers
VBA	Visual Basic for Applications	Web/ IT/ Computers
VBS	Visual Basic Script	Web/ IT/ Computers
VCPI	Virtual Control Program Interface	Web/ IT/ Computers
VDSL	Very High Bitrate Digital Subscriber Line	Web/ IT/ Computers
VESA	Video Electronics Standards Association	Web/ IT/ Computers
VFAT	Virtual FAT	Web/ IT/ Computers
VFS	Virtual File System	Web/ IT/ Computers
VG	Volume Group	Web/ IT/ Computers
VGA	Video Graphics Array	Web/ IT/ Computers
VHF	Very High Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
VLAN	Virtual Local Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
VLB	Vesa Local Bus	Web/ IT/ Computers
VLF	Very Low Frequency	Web/ IT/ Computers
VLIW	Very Long Instruction Word	Web/ IT/ Computers
VLSI	Very-Large-Scale Integration	Web/ IT/ Computers
VLSM	Variable Length Subnet Mask	Web/ IT/ Computers
VM	Virtual Machine	Web/ IT/ Computers
VM	Virtual Memory	Web/ IT/ Computers
VNC	Virtual Network Computing	Web/ IT/ Computers
VOD	Video On Demand	Web/ IT/ Computers
VoIP	Voice over Internet Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
VPN	Virtual Private Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
VPU	Visual Processing Unit	Web/ IT/ Computers
VR	Virtual Reality	Web/ IT/ Computers
VRML	Virtual Reality Modeling Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
VSAM	Virtual Storage Access Method	Web/ IT/ Computers
VSAT	Very Small Aperture Terminal	Web/ IT/ Computers
VT	Video Terminal?	Web/ IT/ Computers
VTAM	Virtual Telecommunications Access Method	Web/ IT/ Computers
W3C	World Wide Web Consortium	Web/ IT/ Computers
WAFS	Wide Area File Services	Web/ IT/ Computers
WAI	Web Accessibility Initiative	Web/ IT/ Computers
WAIS	Wide Area Information Server	Web/ IT/ Computers
WAN	Wide Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
WAP	Wireless Access Point	Web/ IT/ Computers
WAP	Wireless Application Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
WASM	Watcom ASseMbler	Web/ IT/ Computers
WBEM	Web-Based Enterprise Management	Web/ IT/ Computers
WCAG	Web Content Accessibility Guidelines	Web/ IT/ Computers
WCF	Windows Communication Foundation	Web/ IT/ Computers
WCMS	Web Content Management System	Web/ IT/ Computers
WDM	Wavelength-Division Multiplexing	Web/ IT/ Computers
WebDAV	WWW Distributed Authoring and Versioning	Web/ IT/ Computers
WEP	Wired Equivalent Privacy	Web/ IT/ Computers
WFI	Wait For Interrupt	Web/ IT/ Computers
Wi-Fi	Wireless Fidelity	Web/ IT/ Computers
WiMAX	Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
WinFS	Windows Future Storage	Web/ IT/ Computers
WINS	Windows Internet Name Service	Web/ IT/ Computers
WLAN	Wireless Local Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
WMA	Windows Media Audio	Web/ IT/ Computers
WMV	Windows Media Video	Web/ IT/ Computers
WOL	Wake-on-LAN	Web/ IT/ Computers
WOM	Wake-on-Modem	Web/ IT/ Computers
WOR	Wake-on-Ring	Web/ IT/ Computers
WPA	Wi-Fi Protected Access	Web/ IT/ Computers
WPAN	Wireless Personal Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
WPF	Windows Presentation Foundation	Web/ IT/ Computers
WSDL	Web Services Description Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
WSFL	Web Services Flow Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
WUSB	Wireless Universal Serial Bus	Web/ IT/ Computers
WWAN	Wireless Wide Area Network	Web/ IT/ Computers
WWID	World Wide Identifier	Web/ IT/ Computers
WWN	World Wide Name	Web/ IT/ Computers
WWW	World Wide Web	Web/ IT/ Computers
WYSIWYG	What You See Is What You Get	Web/ IT/ Computers
WZC	Wireless Zero Configuration	Web/ IT/ Computers
XAG	XML Accessibility Guidelines	Web/ IT/ Computers
XAML	eXtensible Application Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
XCBL	XML Common Business Library	Web/ IT/ Computers
XDM	X Window Display Manager	Web/ IT/ Computers
XDMCP	X Display Manager Control Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
XHTML	eXtensible Hypertext Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
XILP	X Interactive ListProc	Web/ IT/ Computers
XML	eXtensible Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
XMMS	X Multimedia System	Web/ IT/ Computers
XMPP	eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol	Web/ IT/ Computers
XMS	Extended Memory Specification	Web/ IT/ Computers
XNS	Xerox Network Systems	Web/ IT/ Computers
XP	Cross-Platform	Web/ IT/ Computers
XP	Extreme Programming	Web/ IT/ Computers
XPCOM	Cross Platform Component Object Model	Web/ IT/ Computers
XPI	XPInstall	Web/ IT/ Computers
XPIDL	Cross-Platform IDL	Web/ IT/ Computers
XSD	XML Schema Definition	Web/ IT/ Computers
XSL	eXtensible Stylesheet Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
XSL-FO	eXtensible Stylesheet Language Formatting Objects	Web/ IT/ Computers
XSLT	eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations	Web/ IT/ Computers
XSS	Cross-Site Scripting	Web/ IT/ Computers
XTF	eXtensible Tag Framework	Web/ IT/ Computers
XTF	eXtended Triton Format	Web/ IT/ Computers
XUL	XML User Interface Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
Y2K	Year Two Thousand	Web/ IT/ Computers
YAAF	Yet Another Application Framework	Web/ IT/ Computers
YACC	Yet Another Compiler Compiler	Web/ IT/ Computers
YAML	YAML Ain’t Markup Language	Web/ IT/ Computers
YaST	Yet another Setup Tool	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZCAV	Zone Constant Angular Velocity	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZCS	Zero Code Suppression	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZIF	Zero Insertion Force	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZIFS	Zero Insertion Force Socket	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZISC	Zero Instruction Set Computer	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZMA	Zone Multicast Address	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZOPE	Z Object Publishing Environment	Web/ IT/ Computers
ZPL	Z-level Programming Language	Web/ IT/ Computers

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