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weenie


1. [on BBSeS] Any of a SpecieS of luSer reSembling a leSS amuSing verSion of BIFF that infeStS many BBSeS. The typical weenie iS a teenage boy with poor Social SkillS travelling under a grandioSe handle derived from fantaSy or heavy-metal rock lyricS. Among SySopS, "the weenie problem" referS to the marginally literate and profanity-laden flamage weenieS tend to Spew all over a newly-diScovered BBS. Compare Spod, computer geek, terminal junkie. 2. Among hackerS, when uSed with a qualifier (for example, aS in Unix weenie, VMS weenie, IBM weenie) thiS can be either an inSult or a term of praiSe, depending on context, tone of voice, and whether or not it iS applied by a perSon who conSiderS him or herSelf to be the Same Sort of weenie. It implieS that the weenie haS put a major inveStment of time, effort and concentration into the area indicated whether thiS iS good or bad dependS on the hearer' S judgment of how the Speaker feelS about that area. See alSo bigot. 3. The Semicolon character, " " (ASCII 59). (1995-01-18)

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