by justice13 August 12, 2009
I don't even.
Used when you are speechless or have no intention of expressing your emotion towards something so ridiculously stupid.
Used when you are speechless or have no intention of expressing your emotion towards something so ridiculously stupid.
by 010994 November 28, 2010
1) In Freudian theory, the division of the psyche that is totally unconscious and serves as the source of instinctual impulses and demands for immediate satisfaction of primitive needs.
2) Short for identification
3) The creators of Doom
2) Short for identification
3) The creators of Doom
"As in this game is Stup-id" - Bart Simpson
by Chris Ridsdill February 26, 2004
by Yourpalsoph August 24, 2018
1.) Computer term: Internal, fat, gray cable connected to the motherboard of a computer. Sends data in and out of devices such as hard drives and cd-rom drives.
2.) Computer term: "Integrated Devolopment Enviroment". Software used to devolop applications. See RAD
2.) Computer term: "Integrated Devolopment Enviroment". Software used to devolop applications. See RAD
by Alex January 16, 2004
along with the ego and the super-ego one of the three components of the pyche... apparently
worth 4 points in scrabble!
worth 4 points in scrabble!
by Joe January 19, 2005
IDE is an acronym for;
'Integrated Device Electronics'
(true term)
Common misconseption that IDE refers to the pin standard of ATA, (flat 39/80 pin cable). The term IDE only refers to the controller residing on the device itself, not the pin standard used. Therefore the term IDE cable is incorrect, and should be referred to as an ATA cable.
'Integrated Device Electronics'
(true term)
Common misconseption that IDE refers to the pin standard of ATA, (flat 39/80 pin cable). The term IDE only refers to the controller residing on the device itself, not the pin standard used. Therefore the term IDE cable is incorrect, and should be referred to as an ATA cable.
The introduction of IDE hard-drives allowed for much versatility on the hard drive producer's behalf.
by termologist February 15, 2005