うるさいヤツに使えるコンピュータ用語「KISSの原則」【おしゃれコンピュータ用語2】#31

The second installment of the Stylish Computer Terminology Museum. This episode is packed with stylish computer terminology, including "The Stylish Engineer's Insult: The 'KISS Principle'," "Breadcrumbs: You Might Think This Is Stylish, But It's Like a Grimm's Fairy Tale and Makes You Furious," and "The Clearly Jokingly Created Term: 'Track Number'." [Correction] Although we've included subtitles, the most likely origin of "roaming" is "to walk around (roam)." We sincerely apologize for getting carried away with false information! [Table of Contents] 0:00 The stylish computer term "KISS Principle" is a backronym, not an apronym. 8:10 The stylish terms "DRY/WET" are antonyms in both meaning and abbreviation. Suica is a no-go. 12:40 The stylish term "Breadcrumbs" that's satisfying to figure out on your own: 20:05 It's like a Grimm's Fairy Tale and makes you angry. "Ariadnelist" would be better than "Breadcrumbs." 24:34 The "track number" that seems to have been made as a joke 29:48 The origin of the word "roaming" is stylish! (But it's fake!) 35:12 Speaking of stylish numbers, there's "42" 39:08 We're waiting for your submissions of stylish terms. [Links to the books mentioned] The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy https://amzn.to/3zjICNd [Join our Supporter Community here] https://yurugengo.com/support [Parent Channel: Yuru Linguistics Radio] @yurugengo [Contact Form] https://forms.gle/BLEZpLcdEPmoZTH4A *We're waiting for your fun messages! [For business inquiries, click here!] 】 [email protected] 【Horimoto Ken Profile】 Graduated from Keio University, Faculty of Science and Technology. Specializes in information engineering. Makes a living by creating and distributing content on the web. Currently, his main source of income is a paid note magazine where he writes academically critical comments about people. Twitter→Twitter: kenhori2 note magazine→https://note.com/kenhori2/m/m125fc452... Personal YouTube→@kenhorimoto 【Mizuno Taiki Profile】 Graduated from Nagoya University, Faculty of Letters. Specializes in linguistics. Works as an editor at a major publishing company. One might think that his knowledge of linguistics is useful in his main job, but that's not really the case.