north scottdale were wiggers, bros, bro hos, ghetto people, oc bitches & in general fake people, dwell.
by gregg west is gay October 24, 2006
One of the top rappers from the "ZOO" section of the grimiest city in the commonwealth of Virginia, Portsmouth. May also be kn own as "Kartel" around various sections of the city.
An Urban Legend created by the local women in late 2016 surrounding a serial killer that was known for making his victims "TAP OUT" and address him by his appropriately given handle "KING D**K"
An Urban Legend created by the local women in late 2016 surrounding a serial killer that was known for making his victims "TAP OUT" and address him by his appropriately given handle "KING D**K"
GF: Bae can you buy me that new "Sco" mixtape
THE REGIME: " Sco just dropped The Gastronot, now i can make it through the rest of this year"
dude 1: "Aye bruh that new Sco s**t a banger"
dude 2: "Bruh stay snapping on s**t"
dude 1: "FAAAAACTSSSSS"
THE REGIME: " Sco just dropped The Gastronot, now i can make it through the rest of this year"
dude 1: "Aye bruh that new Sco s**t a banger"
dude 2: "Bruh stay snapping on s**t"
dude 1: "FAAAAACTSSSSS"
by B.R.I.Q. CEO October 25, 2019
Noun.
1. Acronym for the Santa Cruz Operation.
2. A company with little or no moral codes, with horribly dishonest PR workers (Blake Stowell) and who uses the media to boost their already inflated stock price. This company seeks to charge money for Linux because it supposedly contains stolen lines of UNIX System V code, however, they have yet to prove their accusations in the form of lines of stolen code, documentation, etc.
3. A business model which is based on an RIAA-like model of "sue and alienate customers", however, involves taking large companies to court and just randomly sending out licensing requests for software which they don't hold the copyrights for.
1. Acronym for the Santa Cruz Operation.
2. A company with little or no moral codes, with horribly dishonest PR workers (Blake Stowell) and who uses the media to boost their already inflated stock price. This company seeks to charge money for Linux because it supposedly contains stolen lines of UNIX System V code, however, they have yet to prove their accusations in the form of lines of stolen code, documentation, etc.
3. A business model which is based on an RIAA-like model of "sue and alienate customers", however, involves taking large companies to court and just randomly sending out licensing requests for software which they don't hold the copyrights for.
by Phirkel February 1, 2004
Acronym for Self Check Out. Also known as a self-serve checkout. The alternative to a manned register at a supermarket. A group of registers seen in new and refurbished supermarkets that allows customers to scan and pay for their own items, hopefully with minimal assistance from a staff member.
The staff member must press 'Go to SCO' after assisting the customer in the assistance mode so the register returns to the customer 'scan and bag' mode.
by Sos-88 August 3, 2010
A company which litigates rather than doing anything productive or innovative. Funded by and similar to Microsoft.
SCO sued me again.
by None June 1, 2003
SCO can refer to two separate computer companies:
The first was the Santa Cruz Operation, which made SCO Unix, a computer operating system, from the 1980's till 2000. In 2000 they sold their Unix holdings and renamed themselves Tarantella, Inc, and were eventally bought out by Sun Microsystems.
The second is The SCO Group, which until 2002 was known as Caldera International, but changed their name after acquiring the Later company's Unix system. They became very notorious in the computer world for their ongoing series of lawsuits and claims that they 'own' the Linux operating system, and that it illegally contains their source code. All of which is rather ironic considering that they were a respected Linux company for almost a decade before they began these actions.
The first was the Santa Cruz Operation, which made SCO Unix, a computer operating system, from the 1980's till 2000. In 2000 they sold their Unix holdings and renamed themselves Tarantella, Inc, and were eventally bought out by Sun Microsystems.
The second is The SCO Group, which until 2002 was known as Caldera International, but changed their name after acquiring the Later company's Unix system. They became very notorious in the computer world for their ongoing series of lawsuits and claims that they 'own' the Linux operating system, and that it illegally contains their source code. All of which is rather ironic considering that they were a respected Linux company for almost a decade before they began these actions.
"SCO are a bunch of hypocrites for claiming that Linux stole code from them, when they were selling Linux for 10 years!"
by rgarn February 20, 2007