Internet Slang

"Lol" is an abbreviation commonly used in online messaging and stands for "laugh out loud." It is used to indicate that something is funny or amusing.

Yes, "lol" can have two different meanings. It can stand for "laugh out loud" when used in online conversations to indicate something is funny. It can also be used to mean "lots of love" in a more personal context, such as a text message or email.

Lol - Laugh out loud/ lots of love

tbh - to be honest

btw - by the way

These were created prbably by msn addicts or facebookers.

Just an easier way to talk fast through internet or text.

More and more are being created each day.

LOL stands for "laugh out loud." It is commonly used in text messages and online conversations to indicate that something is funny or amusing.

FTW is an acronym that stands for "For the Win." It used to mean, "F*ck the world," but that meaning is becoming less and less popular.

rache is da biggest noob in the world mwahhahahahahahhahaha INDULGENCE 1 X O INDY O X GRATE FULL NOOOB!$!@$@$%$!$!$!$ mWAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

lol was really a cool word then. people used to say it because they used to laugh out loud and you dont want to say LAUGH OUT LOUD coz its tooo long so ppl say LOL haha lol i felt like putting this on here i was sooo BORED.

With passive security threats the attacker only reads the packages, but does not modify them (for example sniffing) Goal: obtain info that's being transmitted. with an active attack the attacker attempts to alter system resources or effect their operations. Involves modification of data streams / creation of a false stream.

As of 2011, they are 36 & 24. They are uncle & nephew. No They Are Really 45 and 24.

The internet is used by all kinds of people, so you find every type of person that you will find in the world. There are people who like to cause trouble or bully in the world, so naturally you will also find some of them on the internet.

FTP is used by servers, not personal computers. You can have a FTP on your personal computer, but you will need software and programs to do this. If you don't have the right programs then you don't have a FTP. There are some links on how to set up a FTP below. If your new to this you might want to use Windows XP to set up a server, and if your serious then use Windows Server 2003 or 2008. http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=1491 | http://lifehacker.com/software/home-server/how-to-set-up-a-home-ftp-server-130806.php

K stands for Kilobyte, a unit for measurement of data capacity. So for example a computer that has 256K (kilobytes) of memory can store around 256,000 bytes (or characters) in the memory.

A simpler example is to think of an iPod. The capacity is measured in gigabytes, because they are larger than kilobytes. If iPod capacity was measured in kilobytes, you wouldn't have simple numbers like 8/16/24GB, they would be huge (An 8GB iPod would be called a 8388608K). So basically, kilobytes are a measurement of data space, just like gigabytes.

1GB (Gigabyte) = 1048576K (Kilobytes)

I hope I answered your question :); i'm a C++/Web programmer.

sm means short messaging

Hmu is short for hit me up

FTP is File Transfer Protocol. It is usually seen by most clients today as a directory listing of files. If you consider your standard web page, you click a link and it connects you to content (another web page, a file, etc.). An FTP site, by contrast will show you a list of links that will access files to be downloaded.

It was created by a standards body (many people contributing).

See the related link below.

The unique number assigned to a computer while online is the IP address. The Internet Protocol address is a series of groups of numbers get sent back and forth so you can be found by other computers and other computers can find you. It is like your phone number. WHen some one wants to call you they dail your phone number. WHen a computer needs to read another computer it will call the computer using the computer's IP address.

Fine With Me or

Most often, fwm is an abbreviation for something that is too risque to print here. The last two letters stand for with me. Please don't make me write out the first one. Suppose a friend was supposed to pick you up and he texts you that he has run out of gas. You might text back, "Are you fwm?"

There are two other possibilities: Friends with Money as in, "I only go to the mall with my fwm" and "Flying While Muslim" which is similar to "Driving While Black" and refers to the stereotyping of all members of a certain sub-group because of the misdeeds of a select few.

It stands for Original Poster

i.e. the thread starter in a forum.

There are several parts that interact with each other but ultimately the central has the end say of how it is handled - of course each company has their own design but these are just the basics - most of them when you look at the motherboard you will be able to find the processor - but you need to look close because they may have put in another to back it up. I have seen some systems where they have put in several for backup purposes - but this was years ago and with the micro-processors it is usually not needed - they have gotten somewhat better

FTW is an acronym that stands for "For the Win." It used to mean, "F*ck the world," but that meaning is becoming less and less popular.

it runs on electicity. that is what runs the monitor, speakers, computer, and everything else in your comptuer.

Idle in computer terms means the computer/application in inactive. In instant messaging this means that the idle user's computer is not being used and the person is most likely away. The "Idle" status is usually activated after a period of time when no computer activity (keyboard key strokes/mouse movement) has taken place to indicate that that person is away.

But the idle dictionary meanings are: Inactive, Inoperative, at leisure, at rest, unused, Immobile.

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