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Results in the term's title:

·  Active Reconfiguring Message
·  Andrew Message System
·  bounce message
·  Interface Message Processor
·  Internet Control Message Protocol
·  Internet Message Access Protocol
·  Java Message Service
·  Keyed-Hashing Message Authentication
·  lossage
·  massage
·  message
·  Message Digest 5
·  message digest function
·  Message Handling System
·  message passing
·  Message Passing Interface
·  message switching
·  Message Transfer Agent
·  parent message
·  precedence lossage
·  SAGE
·  Server Message Block
·  Short Message Service


Results in the term's text:

·  404
·  ABCL/1
·  ABEND
·  abstract syntax
·  ACK
·  Active Reconfiguring Message
·  Adaptor
·  addressee
·  ad hoc
·  Administration Management Domain
·  ADVENT
·  A-law
·  ALEF
·  alert
·  Alpha Geek
·  alt
·  Alternating bit protocol
·  AMD
·  AMPL
·  AMS
·  Andrew Project
·  Apache
·  application layer
·  archive site
·  arena
·  ARM
·  artificial neural network
·  asbestos
·  authentication
·  Automated Retroactive Minimal Moderation
·  AUTOMATH
·  back-end
·  backward combatability
·  Bad command or file name
·  banana problem
·  bang
·  bang path
·  barf
·  barfmail
·  BeBOP
·  Binary Synchronous Transmission
·  bit bucket
·  Bit Error Rate
·  black hole
·  blast
·  Bletchley Park
·  Blind Carbon Copy
·  blow an EPROM
·  BLT
·  bogon
·  Border Gateway Protocol
·  bounce
·  bounce message
·  break
·  buffer
·  buffer overflow
·  bulletin board system
·  bulletproof
·  bum
·  by hand
·  byte
·  C+-
·  canonical
·  can' t happen
·  Cantor
·  cargo cult programming
·  cascade
·  case
·  catatonic
·  cdr
·  chain
·  Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol
·  chicken head
·  code police
·  codes
·  cokebottle
·  Common Management Information Services
·  Communicating Sequential Processes
·  computer ethics
·  computer geek
·  computron
·  Concert/C
·  Concurrent C
·  Concurrent ML
·  Concurrent Object-Oriented C
·  console
·  content-free
·  Convergent Technologies Operating System
·  cosmic rays
·  crayon
·  CRLF
·  cryptanalysis
·  CSK Software
·  CSTools
·  cursor dipped in X
·  cut a tape
·  cyclic redundancy check
·  Data Encryption Key
·  DCALGOL
·  DDCMP
·  Death Star
·  delta
·  demented
·  de-rezz
·  design
·  digest
·  digital dashboard
·  digital signature
·  Digital Signature Standard
·  ding
·  dirtball
·  discussion group
·  Dissociated Press
·  distfix
·  distributed memory
·  distribution
·  disusered
·  DOCUS
·  donuts
·  DOOM
·  doubled sig
·  down
·  DPB
·  drop on the floor
·  du
·  dump
·  dup killer
·  dup loop
·  dynamic binding
·  dynner
·  easter egg
·  Econet
·  Eden
·  eighty-twenty rule
·  electronic mail
·  electronic mail address
·  elephantine
·  EMBLA Pro
·  encoder
·  encryption
·  English
·  Enigma
·  entropy
·  Envoy
·  Erlang
·  evil
·  exclamation mark
·  EXE
·  executable content
·  explicit type conversion
·  Express
·  fall through
·  fandango on core
·  fascist
·  field
·  File Attach
·  flag
·  flaky
·  flame
·  flame bait
·  flap
·  flash
·  flavour
·  flush
·  fnord
·  FOD
·  followup
·  fool file
·  for values of
·  forward
·  Frequency Shift Keying
·  frobnicate
·  fry
·  FTP by mail
·  function
·  funny money
·  glark
·  gnarly
·  Great Runes
·  grind
·  guard
·  guiltware
·  guru meditation
·  Gypsy
·  handle
·  handshaking
·  hash character
·  header
·  heavyweight
·  heisenbug
·  hello, world
·  hex
·  high moby
·  HMAC
·  hop
·  hosed
·  hub
·  Hunt the Wumpus
·  hyperspace
·  HyperTalk
·  ICMP
·  Imago On-line
·  IMAP
·  IMP
·  include
·  inetd
·  instance
·  Intelligent Input/Output
·  Interactive Voice Response
·  Interface Message Processor
·  Internet Control Message Protocol
·  Internet Message Access Protocol
·  Internet Worm
·  Inter-process Communication
·  Inverse Address Resolution Protocol
·  I see no X here.
·  Java Message Service
·  JFCL
·  JMS
·  joe code
·  journalling
·  JRST
·  key
·  Keyed-Hashing Message Authentication
·  key escrow
·  KIPS
·  Knowbot Information Service
·  Knowledge Query and Manipulation Language
·  LAN chefistrator
·  Large Installation Systems Administration
·  LDB
·  letterbomb
·  Liana
·  light-emitting diode
·  LIMP
·  linear logic
·  Listserv
·  literal
·  live data
·  load
·  local loopback addresses
·  locals
·  losing
·  loss
·  lossage
·  Lotus Notes
·  luser
·  Lycos
·  Lynx
·  machine
·  mailbox
·  mail bridge
·  mail exploder
·  mail gateway
·  Mail Transport Agent
·  mail user agent
·  Maisie
·  marshalling
·  masquerading
·  massage
·  MCI Mail
·  MD
·  MD5
·  meme plague
·  MENYMA/S
·  message
·  Message Digest 5
·  Message Handling System
·  message passing
·  Message Passing Interface
·  Message Transfer Agent
·  Messaging Application Programming Interface
·  meta bit
·  MHS
·  MicroDroid
·  Microsoft Exchange
·  Microsoft Foundation Classes
·  misbug
·  misfeature
·  MITRE Corporation
·  modular arithmetic
·  motd
·  mouse ahead
·  mouso
·  MPI
·  MTA
·  MTS
·  Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
·  Musical Instrument Digital Interface
·  nastygram
·  negative acknowledgement
·  netiquette
·  netlag
·  network engineer
·  network layer reachability information
·  network segment
·  newgroup wars
·  newline
·  Nightmare File System
·  ntalk
·  nude
·  stealthportal
·  Objective Modula-2
·  one-way hash function
·  Open source license
·  Open Systems Interconnection
·  overflow pdl
·  overrun
·  overrun screw
·  P4
·  packet switching
·  pager
·  panic
·  Parallel C
·  Parallel Fortran
·  ParaSoft Corp
·  Parkinson' s Law of Data
·  PARMACS
·  passphrase
·  PEARL
·  PEEK
·  phase of the moon
·  pictogram
·  Pink-Shirt Book
·  Pla
·  plaintext
·  PLASMA
·  platinum-iridium
·  Platon
·  playte
·  PLITS
·  plokta
·  POOL2
·  post
·  posting
·  power-on self-test
·  precedence lossage
·  Pretty Good Privacy
·  prime time
·  privacy
·  Privacy Enhanced Mail
·  private-key cryptography
·  Procomm
·  Programming Language/Systems
·  protocol
·  pseudo
·  pseudoprime
·  public-key encryption
·  punched card
·  Purdue Compiler-Construction Tool Set
·  push media
·  quadruplex
·  quarter
·  random
·  rare mode
·  real user
·  recipient
·  redundancy
·  reliable communication
·  Reliable Data Protocol
·  remote monitoring
·  Remote Procedure Call
·  Remote Write Protocol
·  RFC 1321
·  RFC 792
·  RFC 822
·  Riordan' s Internet Privacy Enhanced Mail
·  robot
·  rotary debugger
·  Russell' s Paradox
·  Samba
·  say
·  Scalable Coherent Interface
·  scream and die
·  screwage
·  scrool
·  ScumOS
·  Secure Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
·  selector
·  Semi-Automatic Ground Environment
·  sendmail
·  sequencer
·  server
·  Server Message Block
·  shared memory
·  shell
·  Short Message Service
·  signal
·  signature
·  Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
·  Simple Network Paging Protocol
·  SkipJack
·  Smalltalk
·  smash the stack
·  SMB
·  SMS
·  snark
·  SNOOPS
·  socket
·  software
·  software laser
·  Solve
·  SORCERER
·  sorcerer' s apprentice mode
·  source route
·  spoofing
·  SR
·  stale pointer bug
·  steganography
·  stock-keeping unit
·  stop bit
·  stoppage
·  store and forward
·  strong typing
·  subscribe
·  subtype
·  super source quench
·  superuser
·  synchronous key encryption
·  system operator
·  Systems Administrators Guild
·  Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol
·  TELOS
·  theory
·  three-letter acronym
·  timeout
·  Tiny
·  token ring
·  topic drift
·  Transaction Processing Facility
·  transport layer
·  Transport Layer Security protocol
·  troll
·  TSIA
·  tune
·  tweak
·  undefined external reference
·  Unique ID Listing
·  unshar
·  UN*X
·  Usenet
·  USENIX
·  user-unctuous
·  vadding
·  veeblefetzer
·  Virtual Reality Modeling Language
·  virus
·  voice mail
·  wall
·  wank
·  Web Service Definition Language
·  windows messaging
·  wizard
·  wormhole routing
·  X client
·  Z3
·  ZAPP
·  ZENO
·  zigamorph
·  Graphical User Interface
·  JavaScript


  


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