An instrument connecting the human brain directly to various technologies.

o/iu.

As contrasted to ui/o (user-interface object (user input-output)).

Synthetic very-large-scale-integration chip design which sublimates programming objects into five attributive references: cyclical, bi-directional, non-linear contra-referential, radially-referential, and meta (self)-referential.

Synthetic processor in which a functional language becomes its own parser (homoiconic languages lack a distinction between data and code).

Precursor to computable entanglement (computable energy reference).

A polite term used by IT professionals to denote when a problem exists due to user error. Also often referred to as a U.I.P.

A command-line interface processes commands to a computer program in the form of lines of text.

when a computer illiterate person thinks they have "something wrong" with their computer when its just them(fingers on the keyboard down to your feet on the floor) usually used as a comical insult by the I.T. guys at work that a regular employee most likely doesn't understand.

1. Cryptic means of telling a person they don't know how to use their computer.

2. Computer problems caused by not knowing basic computer functions.

the use of real life objects on a computer or the internet (web) to represent the real life counterpart (biorealism). using a realistic icon, symbol or image as a placeholder for a real life object on a computer or the internet rather than a word.