computerese

The people who created computerese are far less intelligent than you.

On computerese: "There's nothing to be intimidated about here, either.

(However, virtually anyone can learn to speak computerese with a bit of study.)

Indeed, over the last year or so, Score has tried valiantly to steep its counselors in computerese.

The term "beta" is computerese for "use at your own risk, and let us know if it crashes your system."

And the language of the brain seems to be more complex than the simple binary chattering of computerese.

Some of these libraries, called "data bases" in computerese, are highly specialized in a single subject.

That's the number you see in computer advertisements expressed in megahertz, which is computerese for miles per hour.

Browsers allow people with a low tolerance for computerese to click-and-jump through the dense data fields.

This week the company introduced the software equivalent of a translator that can turn plain color speech into fluent computerese.

I still have to learn computerese.

You better check the computerese, too.

It must be computerese or something."

In computerese, live performance has been considered a real-time operation, not something that can be prepared and debugged in advance.

At least I understand computerese."

They rarely spoke, and when they did it was in an abbreviated computerese only the true data jock could translate.

The real "power users," as they are known in computerese, buy cutting-edge machines for use in research, programming or graphic design work.

You can even front-form: computerese has brought us unsubscribe (cancel my subscription!)

The derivation is computerese.

I don't speak computerese.

The latter are known as natural logs; the functional abbreviation is 'LN' in computerese.

They are simple to operate ("plug and play," in computerese), require minimal training and replacement parts are widely available.

I watched some of it pouring from the terminal printer, admiring the ready way in which Mark had learned how to handle Terran computerese.

(The asterisks, a computerese way to add emphasis, were supplied by the hackers and not the Revolutionary-era champion of liberty.)