[General] The meaning of words related to IT #2 - (RTFM,STFW,RTFA,RFMF and so on)
Posted on 2008/02/04 15:32
Filed Under Computer languages
네이버 검색으로 잘 나오지 않는 단어들 풀이;
위키피디아에서 찾아보았다.
EEUC : "Equipment Exceeds User Capabilities"
ESTO : "Equipment Smarter Than Operator"
FGI : "Fucking Google It"
FTA : "From The Article"
GBTFW : "Get Back To Fucking Work"
GFE : "Google Fucking Exists" (coined by Dan Savage)
GIYD : "Google It You Dumbass" (pronounced "GUIDE")
GIYF : "Google Is Your Friend" or "Google It You Fuckwit"
GLOG : "Go Look On Google"
GMF : "Got Me Fucked" (Often used by Technical Students after Technical Instructors ask a really difficult question)
ID-TEN-T: replace TEN with 10, the word reads ID10T, or "idiot"
JFGI : "Just Fucking Google It"
JFWI : "Just Fucking Wiki It" (a derivative of JFGI found on IRC)
PEBKAC : "Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair"
PEBCAK : "Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard"
PEGA : "Pilot Error! Go Around!"
PICNIC : "Problem In Chair Not In Computer"
OTFM : "Open The Fucking Manual"
RTFA : "Read The Fucking Article" (commonly used on forums to someone who has obviously posted a comment without reading the relevant article)
RFMF : "Read the Fucking Manual First"
RTFC : "Read The Fucking Card" (used by Magic: The Gathering players as a reminder not to make play errors based on not reading the cards)
RTFC : For programmers, "Read The Fucking Code"
RTFMA : "Read The Fucking Manual Asshole"
RTFFAQ or RTFF : Read The Fucking FAQ
RTFN : "Read The Fucking News"
RTFQ : "Read The Fucking Question" (sometimes used by technical instructors to prevent exam errors due to a less-than-thorough reading of the test item by the student)
RTFS : "Read The Fucking Source" (commonly used by programmers to other programmers or sufficiently technically aware people who would benefit from looking at the code)
RTGDM : "Read the GOD Damned Manual"
RTFW: Read The Fucking Wiki (or Walkthrough)
RTMFQ : "Read the Mother Fucking Question"
STFNG : "Search The Fucking News Group" (probably goes back at least to the advent of DejaNews in 1995 but the earliest citation Google Groups has for it is March 1999.)
STFW : "Search The Fucking Web" or "So The Fuck What? (first seen on Usenet in 1996 )
TFA : "The Fucking Article"
UTFG : "Use The Fucking Google"
UTFSE : "Use The Fucking Search Engine"
UTFSF : "Use The Fucking Search Function"
UTFW : "Use The Fucking Wikipedia"
UTSL : "Use The Source, Luke" (a play on the popular Star Wars line commonly used in Linux context, where the basic or fallback type of installing software is the installation from manually downloaded source code instead of installing packages)
WTFM : "Write The Fucking Manual" (seen in a post on the R-help mailing list: "This is all documented in TFM. Those who WTFM don't want to have to WTFM again on the mailing list. RTFM by Barry Rowlingson on R-help, October 2003. Later used by Branden Robinson as the title of a presentation on writing man pages.)
위키피디아에서 찾아보았다.
EEUC : "Equipment Exceeds User Capabilities"
ESTO : "Equipment Smarter Than Operator"
FGI : "Fucking Google It"
FTA : "From The Article"
GBTFW : "Get Back To Fucking Work"
GFE : "Google Fucking Exists" (coined by Dan Savage)
GIYD : "Google It You Dumbass" (pronounced "GUIDE")
GIYF : "Google Is Your Friend" or "Google It You Fuckwit"
GLOG : "Go Look On Google"
GMF : "Got Me Fucked" (Often used by Technical Students after Technical Instructors ask a really difficult question)
ID-TEN-T: replace TEN with 10, the word reads ID10T, or "idiot"
JFGI : "Just Fucking Google It"
JFWI : "Just Fucking Wiki It" (a derivative of JFGI found on IRC)
PEBKAC : "Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair"
PEBCAK : "Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard"
PEGA : "Pilot Error! Go Around!"
PICNIC : "Problem In Chair Not In Computer"
OTFM : "Open The Fucking Manual"
RTFA : "Read The Fucking Article" (commonly used on forums to someone who has obviously posted a comment without reading the relevant article)
RFMF : "Read the Fucking Manual First"
RTFC : "Read The Fucking Card" (used by Magic: The Gathering players as a reminder not to make play errors based on not reading the cards)
RTFC : For programmers, "Read The Fucking Code"
RTFMA : "Read The Fucking Manual Asshole"
RTFFAQ or RTFF : Read The Fucking FAQ
RTFN : "Read The Fucking News"
RTFQ : "Read The Fucking Question" (sometimes used by technical instructors to prevent exam errors due to a less-than-thorough reading of the test item by the student)
RTFS : "Read The Fucking Source" (commonly used by programmers to other programmers or sufficiently technically aware people who would benefit from looking at the code)
RTGDM : "Read the GOD Damned Manual"
RTFW: Read The Fucking Wiki (or Walkthrough)
RTMFQ : "Read the Mother Fucking Question"
STFNG : "Search The Fucking News Group" (probably goes back at least to the advent of DejaNews in 1995 but the earliest citation Google Groups has for it is March 1999.)
STFW : "Search The Fucking Web" or "So The Fuck What? (first seen on Usenet in 1996 )
TFA : "The Fucking Article"
UTFG : "Use The Fucking Google"
UTFSE : "Use The Fucking Search Engine"
UTFSF : "Use The Fucking Search Function"
UTFW : "Use The Fucking Wikipedia"
UTSL : "Use The Source, Luke" (a play on the popular Star Wars line commonly used in Linux context, where the basic or fallback type of installing software is the installation from manually downloaded source code instead of installing packages)
WTFM : "Write The Fucking Manual" (seen in a post on the R-help mailing list: "This is all documented in TFM. Those who WTFM don't want to have to WTFM again on the mailing list. RTFM by Barry Rowlingson on R-help, October 2003. Later used by Branden Robinson as the title of a presentation on writing man pages.)
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TAG : EEUC,
ESTO,
FGI,
FTA,
GIYD,
GIYF,
GLOG,
GMF,
JFGI,
JFWI,
OTFM,
PEBCAK,
PEBKAC,
PEGA,
picnic,
RFMF,
RFTMA,
RTFA,
RTFC,
RTFF,
RTFFAQ,
RTFM,
RTFQ,
RTFS,
RTGDM,
RTMFQ,
STFNG,
STFW,
UTFG,
UTFSE,
UTFSF,
UTFW,
UTSL
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