Universal Serial Bus 4
/ˌjuː ɛs biː ˈfɔːr/
n. "Thunderbolt-derived USB-C protocol delivering 40-80Gbps tunneling for data/display/PCIe over single cable."
Linear Feedback Shift Register
/ˌɛl ɛf ɛs ɑːr/
n. "Shift register circuit generating pseudorandom sequences via linear feedback for PRBS and crypto primitives."
Pseudorandom Binary Sequence
/piː ɑːr biː ɛs/
n. "Deterministic bitstream mimicking true randomness via linear feedback shift registers for high-speed link stress testing."
zsh
/ziː ʃɛl/ or /zɛd ʃɛl/
n. "Extended UNIX shell blending Bourne compatibility with interactive superpowers like spelling correction and recursive globbing."
pip
/pɪp/
n. "Python's standard package installer for fetching, resolving, and deploying modules from PyPI and beyond."
npm
/ɛn piː ɛm/
n. “JavaScript's default package manager and registry for discovering, installing, and managing Node.js dependencies through a vast ecosystem of reusable modules.”
SECDED
/ˈsɛk dɛd/
n. — "Hamming code fixing single bit-flips, flagging double-bit disasters."
ECC
/ˌiː siː ˈsiː/
n. — "Extra bits catching flipped data before it corrupts your server."
ES6
/ˌiː-es-sɪks/
n. “The 6th edition of the ECMAScript standard, introducing modern features for JavaScript.”
ES6, also known as ECMAScript 2015, is a major update to the JavaScript language standard. It introduced new syntax, APIs, and programming patterns that significantly improved code readability, modularity, and maintainability.
Key features of ES6 include:
OWASP
/ˈoʊwæsp/
n. “The nonprofit watchdog for web application security.”
OWASP, short for Open Web Application Security Project, is a worldwide nonprofit organization focused on improving the security of software. It provides freely available resources, tools, and best practices for developers, security professionals, and organizations to build and maintain secure web applications.
Key aspects of OWASP include: