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cybermob 

(noun)
1. a group of two or more persons acting in cyberspace as to hold someone accountable for a real or imagined misdeed or social faux pas. 2. when people join together to humiliate or manipulate via the internet. 3. WWW equivalent of vigilante justice.
1. "Did you hear about the girl who committed suicide because of that fake MySpace message. The woman who perpetrated the message fell victim to a cybermob: her name, address and place of business were posted on the web."

2/3. "That girl stole my iPod, I know it! I'm gonna gather up a cybermob on MySpace and humiliate her into returning it."
cybermob by Blaze It Up!!! February 24, 2008
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CyberHobo 

A Hobo is a person that travels to work

A tramp is a person that travels and wont work

A bum is a person that will neither travel or work

A CyberHobo is a person who travels and works, but most of all has a lot of fun! A CyberHobo’s work is on computers, internet, etc. (whatever for money)
CyberHobo is building a website while traveling on the road.
CyberHobo by CyberHobo June 28, 2012

Cybermonk 

A monk in present day who can proficiently use modern computers and technology, somehow has access to advanced scientific equipment in their monastery that would normally be difficult to obtain and spend their time assisting heroes in catching bad guys with their technological skills.

They have a strange tendency to show up in high-tech espionage movies starring Dennis Rodman. Some are known to dance.
The cybermonks in Double Team have been collecting information on Rome for over 500 years, and helped Quinn find his missing daughter.

The cybermonks in Simon Sez can dance.
Cybermonk by Cybermonk October 17, 2011

cybermonster 

The monster that freezes your computer whenever you're trying to open up really important stuff.
Dude, I got that nudie you sent but the cybermonster won't let me open the file
cybermonster by Ber September 12, 2006

Cybermonging 

The act of simply monging out on the internet with other people. This can be in a chat room or in a voice conference but usually very little constructive communication occurs.
This activity is usually the result of being under the influence but is not strictly limited to this state of mind.
We all sat in the same chat room online...not saying much...not doing much...just Cybermonging
Cybermonging by Badgerman' June 18, 2009

Cybermonkey

A person who has sex over the internet, not caring who they are chatting with as long as they get their fantasy fufilled. Some cybermonkeys would rather do this rather than be with real people.
Have you seen Lenny lately?
No he's turned into a Cybermonkey and never leaves the house, he says he's in cyber love.
Cybermonkey by KozyKole June 29, 2003

Cybermocker 

Virtual-based mockery through a website or social media posts, focused on a person, place or thing by posting true and accurate quotes, images, video which serve to shed the "target" of the mockery in a humorous light. A Cybermocker depends heavily on pointing out ironic and contradictory information about a person, particularly if that information was originally created or posted by the "target". Unlike Cyberstalking, which is a crime, there is not an element of anonymity or threat in Cybermocking. Cybermocking is particularly effective at detecting thin skin, pomposity, self importance and embellishment. Cybermocking is a First Amendment protected form of Speech.
Examples of Cybermocker would be someone posting at a John Kerry related site: "I voted for the bill before I voted against it". The author of an article in Slate magazine on the complete "Bushisms" is a Cybermocker.
Cybermocker by MongCon August 25, 2013
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crunchy by EBC July 11, 2007
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murderhobo 

In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.

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DM: The sad little orphan girl tugs at Steve's trenchcoat to get his attention, and ask for help saving her pet dog from...
Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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