Definitions by cquirke

vandor 

Concatenation of "vendor" and "vandal", denoting a vendor who is prepared to damage your interests should these be perceived to conflict with theirs.

Microsoft's Product Activation places them in the vandor category - if Windows suspects your computer has changed "too much", it will refuse to run.

vandor by cquirke October 1, 2003

duhfault 

The case that would apply were no other action to be taken, particularly where this (non)-choice is lacking in foresight and/or likely to cause problems.

By duhfault, Windows 95 hides file name extensions so that you don't know what will happen when you "open" a file.

duhfault by cquirke October 1, 2003