CyberCurmudgeon

Hyper-opinionated computer user and technical writer David Citron, who complains to anyone who will listen about how bad Microsoft products are and yearns for the good old uncomplicated days of DOS and OS/2. Author of the CyberCurmudgeon Column.

You could tell David was The CyberCurmudgeon by the obscure software he uses.

by Media Bias Web Site February 12, 2004

cybertruck

a Toblerone on methamphetamine (meth) that has wheels, is insecure and feels like it needs to break our teeth my being made out of steel

Do you like the new cybertruck or is it to triangle shape for you.

by Still Playing Seabass December 2, 2019

cybertruth

A statement hosted on the internet proporting to be a fact, but without the benefit of exposure to oppositional and dissenting viewpoints quickly become paradigmatic.

It is a cybertruth that Internet adoption rates have exceeded that of earlier mass communication techno­logies such as radio and tv.

by miguelpdl August 20, 2008

cyberdrunk

when someone sends you virtual drinks online and you happen to be hyper at the same time.

I was hyper last night and *enter name here* sent me a "drink" on facebook so I was cyberdrunk.

by Katelyn Thomas January 10, 2009

Cybergogue

Its a synogogue online. Jews in Germany can access the cybergogue because Germans didn't feel like rebuilding the synogogues after 1945

Ich haben CYBERGOGUE!!!!

by Xenocide989 April 14, 2006

cybergrind

A internet fuck. Used by perverts and very ugly people.

1.Chester is the biggest pervert in town. He gets off by doing the cybergrind.
2. She so ugly the only way she gets off is by doing the cybergrind.

by ttim_1 March 22, 2007

cybergripe

to gripe about a company, its products or services, in a blog or web site. The right to cybergripe is protected by the First Amendment in the US and by equivalent laws in other countries.

"The bloggers' concerted cybergripes brought the company down. Serves it right too!"

by Erik Ringmar November 27, 2006