Data

Data is information. It is also the name of an android on Star Trek the Next Generation

I need more data.
Data walked up to the replicator to feed his cat Spot.

by Sunny Dancer May 18, 2015

Datapocalypse

When you don't back up your computer or phone and you lose all your stuff.

I dropped my phone in a woodchopper today and never backed up. Total datapocalypse.
My life is over.

by LizzieLemon June 14, 2016

data table

stupid science shit

what the fuck is a data table?

idk, you figure it out
ok

by lemonnerd69 September 18, 2017

data bitch

A person, that is knowledgeable about data science and any kind of data matter. But can also be classified somebody being fascinated or obsessed about data.

That's Milton he's our Data Bitch getting things in order on our backend

by WordYallknows79 July 10, 2019

Cookie Data

When a girl bakes cookies and then takes a picture of herself, fully clothed, with two homebaked cookies in front of her tits. This photograph is then sent to a boy to turn them on.

She did what?!!?!
Sent COOKIE DATA.
Oh god, that's serious shit.

by cookie monstah February 27, 2011

Forge data

Creating data on experiments that were not conducted. This is an act of unethical behavior.

I am going to forge data on this experiment in order to safe time and money.

by Victrix June 20, 2011

Internet Movie Database

The Internet Movie Database (abbreviated IMDb) is an online database of information related to films, television programs, and video games, taking in actors, production crew, fictional characters, biographies, plot summaries, and trivia. Actors and crew can post their own résumé and upload photos of themselves for a yearly fee. U.S. users can also view over 6,000 movies and television shows from CBS, Sony, and various independent film makers.

Launched in 1990 by professional computer programmer Col Needham, the company was incorporated in the UK as Internet Movie Database Ltd in 1996, with revenue generated through advertising, licensing, and partnerships. In 1998, it became a subsidiary of Amazon.com, who were then able to use it as an advertising resource for selling DVDs and videotapes.

The Internet Movie Database enables any user to submit new material and request edits to existing entries. Although all data are checked before going live, the system has been open to abuse, and occasional errors are acknowledged. Users are also invited to rate any film on a scale of 1 to 10, and the totals are converted into a weighted mean-rating that is displayed beside each title, with online filters employed to deter ballot-stuffing. The site also features message boards, which stimulate regular debates among authenticated users.

by The Centurion October 30, 2014