Whatever's definitions
The most popular means of copying music, games, graphics, programs and digital information in the modern computer age. Now more popular than cassettes.
by Whatever April 8, 2003
Get the CD-Rmug. 
A male who dresses stylishly in typical young European style (e.g. too-tight shirt, complicated shoes, rarely wears jeans or sneakers). May be an actual European, but usually an American poseur. See metrosexual
by whatever February 2, 2005
Get the eurofagmug. by whatever August 23, 2003
Get the Furriesmug. Tiwanese makers of the greatest CD-RW drives in the world. Highly reccomended by computer gamers, hackers and CD-R traders for their high quality, speed and super fast burning on all kinds of CD-R media. Usually sells for less than other Plextor, TDK, HP and Sony burners.
by Whatever April 8, 2003
Get the Lite-Onmug. The most ghetto name you can possibly name your child. PLEASE DON'T EVER NAME YOUR CHILD SHAQUISHANAENAE!!!!
Girl: You know Shaquishanaenae?
Girl 2: Yea, shes in my phones contacts as "S". Don't know how to spell her name though.
Girl 2: Yea, shes in my phones contacts as "S". Don't know how to spell her name though.
by Whatever May 5, 2015
Get the Shaquishanaenaemug. Product Activation is supposed to prevent piracy and freinds from copying or borrowing software, but it's an annoying and completly worthless feature of Windows XP, TurboTax, Norton Anti-Virus and many other programs and games that forces users to call the company and register to be able to run it after you install it.
If you change hardware (such as a video card or hard drive) on a Windows XP computer many times, XP will force you to call Microsoft to register the OS again. It also unfairly forces users to buy 2 or more copies for each computer you own. The best thing is complain to the company and tell them you will not buy thier products anymore. Dont support companies that force product activation.
If you change hardware (such as a video card or hard drive) on a Windows XP computer many times, XP will force you to call Microsoft to register the OS again. It also unfairly forces users to buy 2 or more copies for each computer you own. The best thing is complain to the company and tell them you will not buy thier products anymore. Dont support companies that force product activation.
I couldnt run TurboTax this weekend because I had to call an 1-800 number for Product Activation - and the office was closed until monday morning!
by Whatever April 15, 2005
Get the Product Activationmug.