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3g

"Third Generation", the new cellular networks based on packet-switched always on packet radio services. Includes UMTS (Universal Mobile Telephone Service) and WCDMA (Wideband Circuit Division Multiple Access).

Advantages to 3G over older cellular networks include the ability to make live video calls, download music tracks and video clips, and access the internet at speeds approaching domestic broadband connections (Typically ~350Kbps)
"My new 3G phone is a bit of a brick but it does video calls"
by Shalroth May 15, 2005
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palmpilot

Originally a specific type of handheld computer from US Robotics, for a while Palmpilot was used as a catch-all term to describe any Personal Digital Assistant. Similar to the british use of Hoover to describe any vacuum cleaner.
"I need a new palmpilot, I dropped my old one the other day and the screen cracked"
by Shalroth May 15, 2005
mugGet the palmpilotmug.

mangina

A term used to describe the anus of a gay man which has seen a little too much action. Often slightly prolapsed, and sometimes vaguely resembling labia.
"Steve wsaid he was a virgin but he had a proper mangina"
by Shalroth May 13, 2005
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floptop

Any portable computer with a clamshell form factor that is damaged in a particular manner. The clutcbes that hold the screen portion open at the desired angle have failed, meaning that the screen require some other sort of support, otherwise it 'flops' to a full open position all the time.
"I got a secondhand iBook, it was really cheap because it's a floptop"
by Shalroth May 15, 2005
mugGet the floptopmug.

roger

There was never a character called 'Roger the Cabin Boy' on Captain Pugwash
by Shalroth July 15, 2008
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sid music

Synthetic music generated by the SID sound chip in a commodore 64 computer. The SID chip is a complete analogue synthesizer on a single intergrated circuit.
"Rob Hubbard wrote some of the most recognisable SID music on the C64"
by Shalroth May 16, 2005
mugGet the sid musicmug.

naughty salt

Clandestine description of cocaine. Often used when you wish to reference cocaine in polite company. Originates from the P. G. Wodehouse novels in which opulent upper-class members of society would attend parties, drink champagne and sniff 'Naughty Salt.'
"Why are you late for work?"

"I had some 'naughty salt' and didn't sleep until 5"
by Shalroth May 15, 2005
mugGet the naughty saltmug.

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