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Acronyms

Was going through some of my blog entries and was thinking about some of my frequent acronyms. Most of them are known, but still worth mentioning here. Many are hedges.

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31 Responses to “Acronyms”

  1. [...] wrote as detailed a walkthrough as I could. Not exactly for the faint of heart. And, as IANAC, some things aren’t completely clear to me. I wish I could say I’m able to troubleshoot [...]

  2. [...] Created a page to list Acronyms, added those accumulated from a Disparate page. [...]

  3. [...] A candidate to replace the conceptual apparatus of the “Nation-State” is both global and local, both post-modern and ancient: a glocal network of city-states (GNoCS). [...]

  4. [...] interesting. IMHO, demystification and critical thinking are among the most important things we can do in academia. [...]

  5. [...] this is precisely the kind of blogpost I enjoy writing on a RERO basis. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)Ethnographic DisciplinesObama’s [...]

  6. [...] keeping with the RERO principle I describe in that comment, the version on the Open Source site is quite raw. As is my [...]

  7. [...] 25, 2008 This post isn’t ready to be written. So this is just a placeholder. But, given my RERO mantra, I guess I should still publish it as a “placeholder” of [...]

  8. [...] Is «Rien ne va plus, les jeux sont faits» a corrolary to the RERO mantra? [...]

  9. [...] when one is giving advice. Especially in online contexts having to do with law, in which case the IANAL acronym can be used, and understood. I’m not writing this to give advice. (Even though I could!) [...]

  10. [...] least in my experience. The further point is to do something with those drafts, the basis for the RERO principle: “release your text in the wild, even if it may not correspond to your [...]

  11. [...] ago so they may have changed in the meantime. There are two types of chocolate drinks at J&C. IIRC, the “à l’ancienne” one is unsweetened and milkless. I distinctly remember [...]

  12. [...] have a lot of things to say about the issue but I’lll try to RERO [...]

  13. [...] of this shows quite a bit of promise, IMVHAWISHIMVVVHO. But the problem has to do with respect, it [...]

  14. [...] notes, on my own thinking about monetization of expertise. Still draft-like, but RERO is my battle [...]

  15. [...] by enkerli on June 11, 2008 [Been sitting on this one for a little while. Better RERO it, I [...]

  16. [...] by enkerli on May 31, 2008 [Been sitting on this one for a little while. Better RERO it, I [...]

  17. [...] FLOSS [...]

  18. [...] by enkerli on March 7, 2008 I’m still on the RDF. Apple’s March 6, 2008 event was about enterprise and development support for its iPhone and [...]

  19. [...] on the subject but judging from numbers of early adopters in “geeky tech,” looking at FLOSS movements, thinking about desktop Linux, listening to the “tech news” I don’t [...]

  20. [...] that I’ll finish this one. Should have REROed. In a way, it’s the prelude to my ultimate handheld [...]

  21. [...] to happen but it’s certainly true for me. Though, it does influence my conception of who my BFF might [...]

  22. [...] Acronyms [...]

  23. [...] I’d probably call myself a “Power User.” And, as I keep saying, I am not a coder. Therefore, I’m neither the prototypical “end user” nor the stereotypical [...]

  24. [...] would refuse articles from Harvard faculty. Personally, I would even go so far as to say that the FUD spewed by “academic” publishers might become much less effective than it has previously [...]

  25. [...] January 23, 2008 In a way, this is a short version of a couple of posts I’ve been planning. RERO’s  better than keeping drafts.So, what do I want in the ultimate handheld device? Basically, [...]

  26. [...] to me that it should be a trivial task, especially for someone well-versed in Perl and/or PHP. But what do I know? That venerable HBD mailing-list contains a wealth of information about pretty much every single [...]

  27. [...] MBP FTW! [...]

  28. [...] Acronyms [...]

  29. [...] Acronyms [...]

  30. [...] Acronyms [...]

  31. [...] Acronyms [...]

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