Kill Code

A fictional plot device that is used to eliminate a program. The real life equivalent is closing a program.

Hero: We have to use the kill code to stop the weather machine!

Tim: Can you make me a kill code for Microsoft Word?
John: Yes, its called the exit button.

by DontEatRawHagis May 28, 2010

slave code

Software designed to repress the legal communications of law-abiding citizens. This includes the concepts of "Internet kill switches" and electromagnetic jamming technologies. The intent behind this code is to enable political elites, dictators and police states to repress free speech at whim, and should be viewed in the same light as manacles, yokes and leg fetters: All of these technologies are implements of slavery.

Narus, now owned by Boeing, is one company that provided slave code to the Mubarak regime, which was used to repress their subjects' communications during the Egyptian political protests of 2011.

by guy full of definitions February 18, 2011

Cape Codder

A drink consisting of Vodka, Cranberry Juice, Tonic Water, and garnished with a lime wedge.
Legend has it that Ted Kennedy ordered this in his later years at an elite Cape Cod Country Club. When the drink was not strong enough to his liking, he told the bartender, "You're doing it all wrong! The cranberry juice is just for the color!"

I had nine Cape Codders and felt like a true Kennedy. I almost felt like driving over a bridge.

by ckfitz06 October 6, 2011

turdus code

a turd tapping against the inside of underwear or pants as excaping from the anus in using morse code "S.O.S "Send Our Shit"

i was walking from the taco joint as my ass was hearing turdus code.

bplap bpal blap puff puff puff blap blap blap

send our shit

by bigturd95 May 27, 2012

harry coded

when someone finds an item or anything that reminds them of Harry Styles.

“Look at this shirt, it’s so harry coded!”

by satelliteilish February 20, 2023

wingman's code

The specific code set by ancient Wingmen that all new wingmen must follow.

"Before you can wingman for me, learn the Wingman's code."

by Wingbro September 27, 2013

Visual Studio Code

Not to be confused with the IDE Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code is a text editor on steroids, comparable to the Atom Editor, but unlike that, it's blazing fast and feature-rich.
It's an open source project mainly developed by Microsoft which also explains the name.

Because it's awesome and free, it has gained a large community also supplying thousands of extensions installable with a single click, for everything you will ever need.
It's most powerful with web-based applications, but it can be used for almost any scripting or programming language.

A: "Damn, debugging nodejs is such a pain in the ass"
B: "Use Visual Studio Code."
A: "Wow it's really good"

by DominikDoom April 12, 2018