Joinker Process

The Joinker process is an effective way of scraping data from websites. The Joinker Process is used often used for scraping on the danish electronic store Elgiganten.

Internet Dude: Hey how did you get all that data from my website?
Pro Gamer: I used the joinker process.
Internet Dude: That sounds very advanced.
Pro Gamer: It is.

by GamerKaj1 August 19, 2019

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by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised May 23, 2025

The creative process

Wether it be eating paper, crying or procrastinating you can always use “it’s the creative process” as an excuse for putting off doing the form of art you’re supposed to do

the creative process is the 7 circles of hell

by PUTRIDGUTZ November 15, 2023

Don't ask questions, just trust the process.

A phrase meaning "Mind your own business"

Friend: why are you writing a check to yourself?

Me: Don't ask questions, just trust the process.

by Idontsuckcock November 06, 2023

The Clemification Process

Making things more difficult than the have to be

They really went through the clemification process when making that background just to blur it out

by RianeCraft April 23, 2023

Processing

An open source programming environment for visually oriented applications, created in 2001 by Casey Reas and Benjamin Fry from MIT Media Lab .

Processing is easy to get started for beginners for creating simple graphics.

by swrfyhuj May 08, 2023

Continuous Process Improvement (CPI)

A tool set for Lean Six Sigma (LSS) Black Belts to ensure government agencies as well as corporate organizations maintain their required levels of readiness, to reduce the costs of doing business and investment assets, utilize CPI methods for delivering positive results and advance the culture of CPI.

Continuous Process Improvement (CPI) is reducing the cost of doing business by improving workforce productivity/process cycle efficiency.
Continuous Process Improvement (CPI) maximizes the value of delivered products and services by ensuring customer satisfaction. Basic areas of consideration for improvement are quality of delivered products, focusing on cost, quality and performance.

by cmurray67 February 18, 2012