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Feature: World of Wordcraft
Where do the techie words we use every day come from? PC Plus 279 investigates the jargon files, from AAA to ZIP. Discover the etymologies and industry terms you never knew existed, from the Scunthorpe Problem to the size of a Nybble. (Download this article as a PDF)
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Hmmm....last time I was here I'm pretty sure I saw a "does this online PDF-thing work for you" notice.
So, anyways, yes it does. But only on Windows. Whatever plugin it requires (probably Flash), isn't on my stock Debian.
Submitted by Mayank Sharma on 11 March 2009 - 5:01pm.
Yes, it's Flash based. But you can still download the PDF if you don't have Flash installed or just hate flippy-books.
Submitted by Richard Cobbett on 11 March 2009 - 5:53pm.
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