The client is pretty powerful and controls part of what we call "state" in computer science jargon.

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And what of winespeak, computer drivel and other jargon?

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Now our broken system allows applicants to patent obvious tweaks to existing technologies, and abstract, jargon-filled descriptions of commonplace activities conducted with a computer.

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Other recommendations from the commissions include more powers to remove legal jargon from the contracts entered by consumers when they purchase computer software, designed to limit the product's use.

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"Sneakernet" is an old jargon term used to describe the act of having to carry a computer file on a floppy disk or other media from a machine in one room to another.

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