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Re: Abbreviations on Amiga.org (list)
« on: August 19, 2011, 09:43:05 AM »
Well, there are amiga abbreviations common abbreviations in use here, so context is everything. The following is a far from exhaustive list:

Amiga specific:
AGA (also AA): Advanced Graphics Architecture
ECS : Enhanced Chip Set
OCS : Original Chip Set
CIA : Complex Interface Adapter
OFS : Original File System
FFS : Fast File System
SFS : Smart File System
PFS : Professional File System
CDFS: CD File System
FF  : Flicker Fixer
RTG : ReTargettable Graphics
EGS : Enhanced Graphics System (? not-quite RTG)
P96 : Picasso96 (example of RTG)
CGX : CybergraphX/ics (example of RTG)
AHI : Audio Hardware Interface
WB  : Workbench
KS  : Kickstart
UAE : Universal Amiga Emulator (originally Unix/Unusable)
BPPC : BlizzardPPC (accelerator card)
CSMK1/2/3 : CyberStorm Mark 1/2/3 (accelerator card)
CSPPC : CyberStormPPC (basically CSMK3 with PPC)
CV64 : CyberVision64 (graphics card)
CV3D : CyberVision64-3D (graphics card with ancient Virge 3D)
BVPPC : BlizzardVisionPPC (graphics card for BPPC)
CVPPC : CyberVisionPPC (graphics card for CSPPC name is a misnomer, works with 68K-only CSMK3)

Common (hardware):
PCI : Peripheral Component Interconnect
NIC : Network Interface Controller
USB : Universal Serial Bus
68K : 680x0 family processor
PPC : PowerPC family processor
x86 : 80x86 family (and beyond) processor

Common (other)
IIRC  : If I recall correctly
AFAIK : As far as I know
ITYM  : I think you mean/meant
WTB : Want to buy
WTF : What the f**k
FFS : For f**k's sake
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Re: Abbreviations on Amiga.org (list)
« Reply #1 on: August 19, 2011, 12:35:04 PM »
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Where is Franko? :confused:

Perhaps he's taking a break. Even franko is allowed days off.

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He hasn't been online since Piru tried to ban him.

Ahem. Piru did no such thing. He wrote a client-side javascript filter (improving upon the behaviour of the built-in ingore feature) so that people that don't wish to read posts made by users of their choosing don't have to.

Perhaps franko's realised that thanks to this new filter, he's lost part of his target audience and got bored. Who can say? Last I read, he was pursuing legal action for targeted harassment or something.
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Re: Abbreviations on Amiga.org (list)
« Reply #2 on: August 19, 2011, 01:38:13 PM »
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By the way i am quick to point out he has been quite well behaved lately so no reason to try and ban him anyway. Piru on the other hand hasn't...


If you have an issue with any of Piru's or indeed anybody else's posts, report them and leave it to the moderators to sort, the end.

That's a hint, by the way.
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Re: Abbreviations on Amiga.org (list)
« Reply #3 on: August 20, 2011, 12:12:59 PM »
*Sigh*

If you really need it and the built-in ignore feature doesn't seem to work for you, there's always Piru's javascript filter.
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Abbreviations on Amiga.org (list)
« Reply #4 on: August 20, 2011, 12:50:02 PM »
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HAHA! We ignore you!  :lol:

Too many big words for you, eh?
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