There are several methods of Vector Trolling:
1. VVV: stands for "Vector Vector Vector" which is what the caller will say to the receptionist upon either immediate answer, or through pretending to be interested. Sometimes the caller will pretend to be interested and everytime they need to say "vector" will say it three times as if nothing is wrong, the other approach is to cut the receptionist off in speaking and shout "VECTOR VECTOR VECTOR" and hang up
2.Phony Interview: This is for bolder callers, it is simply setting up a phony interview with the vector manager for a made up person. The made up person is given life, a name, locale so as to seem as real as possible
3.InterVector: The boldest move of all, this is the act of setting up a legitimate interview and actually going to the interview. When the potential employee shakes the managers hand he will sit down across from him and proceed to say "Vector Vector Vector" and only that. Regardless of what the manager says, the only world he shall utter will be vector...even until he is thrown out.
1. VVV: stands for "Vector Vector Vector" which is what the caller will say to the receptionist upon either immediate answer, or through pretending to be interested. Sometimes the caller will pretend to be interested and everytime they need to say "vector" will say it three times as if nothing is wrong, the other approach is to cut the receptionist off in speaking and shout "VECTOR VECTOR VECTOR" and hang up
2.Phony Interview: This is for bolder callers, it is simply setting up a phony interview with the vector manager for a made up person. The made up person is given life, a name, locale so as to seem as real as possible
3.InterVector: The boldest move of all, this is the act of setting up a legitimate interview and actually going to the interview. When the potential employee shakes the managers hand he will sit down across from him and proceed to say "Vector Vector Vector" and only that. Regardless of what the manager says, the only world he shall utter will be vector...even until he is thrown out.
by Da Cali G Show June 15, 2010
thicc vector is a cursed image
by Alecs dad October 6, 2019
The ultimate strategy for playing video games. Vectoring is when you rub the controller on you behind to make it hit random buttons. Doing this has a 96% chance of entering a cheat code (if the game has cheat codes). If there are no cheat codes, then doing this will guarantee that you get at least one kill
Conjugation:
Regular conjugation:
I vector
You vector
He/she vectors
We vector
you (plural) vector
They vector
Past tense:
I vectored
You vectored
He/she vectored
We vectored
You (plural) vectored
They vectored
Present tense:
I am vectoring
You are vectoring
He/she is vectoring
We are vectoring
You (plural) are vectoring
They are vectoring
Future tense:
I will vector
You will vector
He/she will vector
We will vector
You (plural) will vector
They will vector
Conjugation:
Regular conjugation:
I vector
You vector
He/she vectors
We vector
you (plural) vector
They vector
Past tense:
I vectored
You vectored
He/she vectored
We vectored
You (plural) vectored
They vectored
Present tense:
I am vectoring
You are vectoring
He/she is vectoring
We are vectoring
You (plural) are vectoring
They are vectoring
Future tense:
I will vector
You will vector
He/she will vector
We will vector
You (plural) will vector
They will vector
Example of using vector (verb)
John: I am vectoring right now.
Jeff: I am too. I also vectored yesterday.
John: That’s why you were doing so well.
John: I am vectoring right now.
Jeff: I am too. I also vectored yesterday.
John: That’s why you were doing so well.
by Dr. Nathan May 7, 2019
i great person who is m'lord and makes and brings us all of the great memes like the nutshack you should praise m'lord vector everyday if you do you'll get eternal happiness m'lord has a youtube channel and a discord vector is a shitpost fan too
by swift speedy May 27, 2017
Thrust Vectoring is a thing used on modern fighters for extra manuverability. In TV(Thrust Vec), the two nozzels for the after burner are made into the controls for the aircraft so they move with the alerons and the elevators. The first aircraft to use thrust vec was the Russian Su-37 "Terminator", however, when the Americans saw thrust vec on the Russian planes, they "borrowed" the idea, then, they took all the credit for being the first to have it even though they weren't. The ability of thrust vec greatly increses the mobility of the aircraft, alowing it to be able to do manuvers other planes can only dream of doing.
by Minority September 23, 2006
Someone or something that is boring, uninspiring, lacking, or lame. Comes from the math/physics term null vector, the vector whose components are all equal to 0 (e.g. 0i + 0j + 0k). The null vector is movement in no direction--a lack of movement--hence its use to describe things that are not moving or inspiring. Can describe people, events, works of art, courses, etc.
"He's so lame. He's such a null vector."
"Good thing you cut school. The assembly was a null vector."
"Good thing you cut school. The assembly was a null vector."
by mathletic05 May 19, 2005
In cryptography, an initialization vector (IV) is a block of bits that is required to allow a stream cipher or a block cipher to be executed in any of several streaming modes of operation to produce a unique stream independent from other streams produced by the same encryption key, without having to go through a (usually lengthy) re-keying process.
IV's are commonly referred to in wireless network hacking, more specifically WEP hacking, where a hacker fakes association with a wireless access point and generates IV's that are used to crack the WEP key of the network.
IV's are commonly referred to in wireless network hacking, more specifically WEP hacking, where a hacker fakes association with a wireless access point and generates IV's that are used to crack the WEP key of the network.
by sniperowns August 9, 2008