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* Glossary
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See black hat.
*** great-wall
vi.,n. [from SF fandom] A mass expedition to an oriental restaurant, esp. one where food is served family-style and shared. There is a common heuristic about the amount of food to order, expressed as Get N - 1 entrees ; the value of N , which is the number of people in the group, can be inferred from context (see N ). See oriental food , ravs , stir-fried random.
1. vi.,n. [from SF fandom] A mass expedition to an oriental restaurant, esp. one where food is served family-style and shared. There is a common heuristic about the amount of food to order, expressed as Get N - 1 entrees ; the value of N , which is the number of people in the group, can be inferred from context (see N ). See oriental food , ravs , stir-fried random.
2. Great firewall of China. A censorship system deployed by the government of China mainly to prevent access to outside sources of news or any type of information which may challenge the official doctrine.
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1. Meta-information embedded in a file, such as the length of the file or its name; as opposed to keeping such information in a separate description file or record. The term comes from an IBM user's group meeting (ca. 1962) at which these two approaches were being debated and the diagram of the file on the blackboard had the green bytes drawn in green.

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See black hat.
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<H4>great-wall</H4>
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vi.,n. [from SF fandom] A mass expedition to an oriental restaurant, esp. one where food is served family-style and shared. There is a common heuristic about the amount of food to order, expressed as Get N - 1 entrees ; the value of N , which is the number of people in the group, can be inferred from context (see N ). See oriental food , ravs , stir-fried random.
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<p>1. vi.,n. [from SF fandom] A mass expedition to an oriental restaurant, esp. one where food is served family-style and shared. There is a common heuristic about the amount of food to order, expressed as Get N - 1 entrees ; the value of N , which is the number of people in the group, can be inferred from context (see N ). See oriental food , ravs , stir-fried random. </p>
<p>2. Great firewall of China. A censorship system deployed by the government of China mainly to prevent access to outside sources of news or any type of information which may challenge the official doctrine.</p>
<H4>green bytes</H4>
<p>1. Meta-information embedded in a file, such as the length of the file or its name; as opposed to keeping such information in a separate description file or record. The term comes from an IBM user's group meeting (ca. 1962) at which these two approaches were being debated and the diagram of the file on the blackboard had the green bytes drawn in green. </p>

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great-wall
vi.,n. [from SF fandom] A mass expedition to an oriental restaurant, esp.
1. vi.,n. [from SF fandom] A mass expedition to an oriental restaurant, esp.
one where food is served family-style and shared. There is a common
heuristic about the amount of food to order, expressed as Get N - 1 entrees
; the value of N , which is the number of people in the group, can be
inferred from context (see N ). See oriental food , ravs , stir-fried
random.
random. 2. Great firewall of China. A censorship system deployed by the
government of China mainly to prevent access to outside sources of news
or any type of information which may challenge the official doctrine.