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Name a programming language.
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Name a unit of measure for computer data.
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Name a Web browser.
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Other than Apple/Mac, name a computer brand.
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Name a type of data storage media that’s obsolete.
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Name a computer pioneer.
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Name a type of Mac.
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Name a computer technology that flopped.
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Name a MMPORG MMRPOG multiplayer online role-playing game. (I never can remember that acronym.)
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Name a key found on a computer keyboard but not on a typewriter.
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COBOL
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terabyte
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Internet Explorer
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Dell
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punch cards
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Steve Jobs
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iMac
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WebTV
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WoW (world of Warcraft?)
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CTRL
- COBOL
- Byte
- Internet Explorer
- Dell
- Cassette tape
- Alan Turing
- iMac
- Apple Newton
- City of Heroes
- Control
- Basic
- Byte
- Internet Explorer
- Dell
- Floppy Disk
- Bill Gates
- iMac
- Zip Drive
- WOW
10.Control
- BASIC
- Byte
- Firefox
- Dell
- Zip Drive
- Turing
- Imac
- Amiga
- World of WarCraft
- Command
- Basic
- KB
- Firefox
- Dell
- Floppy disk
- Steve Jobs
- iMac
- Digital tape
- World of Warcraft
- alt
- BASIC
- byte
- Internet Explorer
- Dell
- 5.25" floppy disks
- Steve Jobs
- iMac
- IMB PCjr
- World of Warcraft
- Ctrl
- C++
- Bytes
- IE
- Dell
- 3.5 floppy
- Steve Jobes
- Ibook
- WOW
- Alt
I’m not much of a computer guy I’m thinkin bottom half.
- C++
- bit
- Firefox
- Commodore
- 5.25" floppy
- Steve Jobs
- iMAC
- ZIP Drive
- World of Warcraft
- Ctrl
ETA - For some reason, I read #4 as "other than Mac and (a word that describes all computers running windows as depicted by the fat guy on the “I’m a MAC and I’m a PC” commercials), name a brand of computer.
- Perl
- Bit
- Opera
- HP
- Cassette
- Sir Clive Sinclair
- Performa
- CueCat
- World of Warcraft
- Num lock
- BASIC
- megabyte
- Firefox
- Dell
- Floppy
- Grace Murray Hopper
- iMac
- the Newton
- World of Warcraft
- Ctrl
Wow, I had forgotten some of these questions; it was almost like doing a feud that someone else wrote!
- Javascript
- byte
- Firefox
- Dell
- 5 1/4 floppies
- Steve Wozniak
- iMac
- Microsoft Bob
- World of Warcraft
- Delete
- Java
- Gigabyte
- Internet Explorer
- Dell
- Floppy Disc
- Bill Gates
- Macbook
- Microsoft Bob
- World of Warcraft
- Escape
I remember which letters are in it, but I’m never sure what order, or what exactly MM stands for. I know I can go look it up, but frankly it’s not important enough to me. When I see some thing that looks like that acronym, I know it means one of those games where a bunch of people all log into a server and shoot each other up. Or whatever. (Not dissing it; go ahead and have fun with my blessing! Just not my cup of tea.)
- C
- Megabyte
- Firefox
- Dell
- Floppy disk
- Babbage
- MacBook
- The Apple Newton
- World of Warcraft
- Ctrl
- Java
- Byte
- IE
- Dell
- 5 1/4" disk
- Alan Turing
- iMac
- Apple Newton
- World of Warcraft
- Tilde
For 10, I was going to say “Any”…
- Java
- byte
- IE
- Dell
- Punchcards
- Steve Jobs
- iMac
- SCSI
- World of Warcraft
- Alt
- COBOL
- Byte
- Explorer
- Dell
- floppy disk
- Michael Dell
- Air
- JAZZ drives
- World of Warcraft
- Delete
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BASIC
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Byte
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MS Explorer
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Compaq
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3.5 inch floppy drives
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Turing
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Wubba
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Optical disc drives
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World of Warcraft
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The “ANY” key
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Not a MAC person. Don’t follow models
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Come on, on this board? I’m sure I’ll get at least ONE match.
- C
- Byte
- Firefox
- Dell
- Floppy
- Bill Gates
- iMac
- Zip Drive
- World of Warcraft
- Ctrl
- Basic
- byte
- Firefox
- Dell
- floppy disk
- Steve Jobs
- iMac
- Apple Newton
- World of Warcraft
- F1