cyberdadding

To make fun of your child over Facebook or other internet things.

Laura said I was cyber bullying, I replied I was cyberdadding.

by iamabrrr May 16, 2015

cyberjail

Is when people by law can not use a computer or go onto the internet for a certain period of time.

kevin mitnick was still serving time in cyberjail after being released from prison.

by SSG Harding December 3, 2015

Cyberlan

A kick ass cyber cafe based in Chattanooga Tennessee

Hey David, I'm gonna go to the cyberlan tonight.

by Dylan Thompson March 26, 2005

CyberGanda

More subtle than 'Fake News', CyberGanda is the subtle manipulating of true or supported facts in an online article, story or announcement in order to illicit a specific emotional reaction, public opinion, outcome or physical end result by the readership. Heightening of some details or information in order to draw attention or emotional reaction there, while downplaying or leaving out other ones, typically create a deliberately biased or imbalanced story. Cyber-Ganda is a tool with which a state or organization may fulfil some ulterior motive, gain advantage or profit.

That article about China's current strategy to invade Taiwan is just CyberGanda.

by McGoog July 27, 2022

Spidercop the BOY sent by cyberlife

The ultimate hero sent to earth by future Jacksepticeyeto protect all memes

Random dude: Look its... wtf is that

Any jacksepticeye fan: its... spidercop the BOY sent by cyberlife?

by Spidercop the BOY sent by cybe March 20, 2019

Hello, my name is [name], the android sent by Cyberlife

The standard introduction used by Cyberlife androids. Can also be shortened to "My name is name".

Android: Hello, my name is name, the android sent by Cyberlife.
Hank: ...You can't be serious.

by AC1000 July 8, 2020

CyberLuddite

1. A person who divests himself from a technology connected world. 2. A person who believes that the Internet is destroying work for the common man. 3. A person who is enraged by technology jobs being outsourced to developing nations. 4. A person who is outpaced by technology advances and cannot invest time and money to keep up, and becomes enraged.

Source: The Luddites were a social movement of British textile artisans in the early nineteenth century who protested—often by destroying mechanized looms—against the changes produced by the Industrial Revolution, which they felt were leaving them without work and changing their entire way of life. The Luddite movement, which began in 1811 and 1812 when mills and pieces of factory machinery were burned by handloom weavers, took its name from the fictive Ned Ludd.

"Bob is such a CyberLuddite, he doesn't even have an email address or a cellphone."

Karen wouldn't even consider an eBook reader, even though she carries around four books, and her house has stacks of books every where. She is a fervent CyberLuddite.

by FarFromThinken July 17, 2009