Sepping

Not quite a fart, not a poo either, somewhere unknown in the space between

A: “I might’ve just seppinged”
B: “emergency scratch and sniff”

by Alfierw June 6, 2024

SEP

The Secure Enclave Processor (SEP), is a security chip that's part of the T2 Security Chip of the Macintosh family of computers using the M-series of chips from Apple, Inc. It was introduced with the first T2 Intel Mac, the iMac Pro (2017). It stores firmware passwords (if FileVault is enabled), and Apple ID information (if erased/restored, activation lock is triggered, requiring the user to enter the Apple ID credentials to remove the Apple ID linked to the Mac).

Damn it! We can't get the passwords because of this stupid SEP chip in this computer, we might as well just throw it away, and they can say bye-bye to their precious work.

by Opuqide June 21, 2024

The Curse of Seppings

The belief that the progression of naval engineering will, over time, degrade the aesthetic appeal and qualities of the design of a ship.

The term references the Surveyor of the Royal Navy, Robert Seppings, who put forward radical changes in sailing ship design across the fleet improving their seaworthiness and general durability. His changes were notoriously unpopular among naval authorities of the period as they strayed away from traditional naval architecture. His philosophies were continued, eventually leading to the development of iron-hulled ships.

The Curse of Seppings be upon you and your infernal vessel!

by James_Cook June 23, 2024

Sep

Sep is an incredibly sweet person, she likes music and books a lot. The word Sep has a huge connection with the letters "P" and "R". She is very social and has been loved by at least two people in the world.

However, sometimes she's not able to manage a lot of people who care for her.

Sep deserves to be loved by all

Sep, you're amazing and you'll be that forever ❤

by Anonymousletter December 1, 2021