The long way to spell RFID. Also, mnemonic on how to pronounce it other than saying the letters one at a time.
Used primarily by Wired.
Used primarily by Wired.
by Man Machine September 11, 2007
(Read: two point oh | two point zero)
Marketing catchphrase/buzzword than, when attached to a name, implies an "improved" or "superior" product than it's predicesor.
When used in comparisons like ' A is B 2.0" ,' it's like saying "B" is like "A" only "better."
Marketing catchphrase/buzzword than, when attached to a name, implies an "improved" or "superior" product than it's predicesor.
When used in comparisons like ' A is B 2.0" ,' it's like saying "B" is like "A" only "better."
by Man Machine August 13, 2007
A question of cause-and-effect or sequence of actions, possibly unanswerable.
From the eternal question "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"
From the eternal question "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"
Did an earthquake cause the mine collapse, or was the collapse itself registered as the quake? This could be a chicken-or-egg problem.
by Man Machine August 13, 2007