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# ''Computing jargon'': A block of data of an arbitrary size. For example, a file may be split up into gigabyte-sized chunks to be sent over an [[ansible]] connection. Usually, chunks are only used when some data cannot be broken up into syntactic pieces such as pages or sections. | # ''Computing jargon'': A block of data of an arbitrary size. For example, a file may be split up into gigabyte-sized chunks to be sent over an [[ansible]] connection. Usually, chunks are only used when some data cannot be broken up into syntactic pieces such as pages or sections. | ||
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# ''Computing slang'': To send files over a [[shadownet]], or to send a large amount of data over any kind of network. | # ''Computing slang'': To send files over a [[shadownet]], or to send a large amount of data over any kind of network. | ||
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# ''[[Shadowtalk]]'': Also seen as ''blow chunks''. To send large quantities of data without first checking whether they are useful or processable by the recipient. Compare to [[Space Moss]] | # ''[[Shadowtalk]]'': Also seen as ''blow chunks''. To send large quantities of data without first checking whether they are useful or processable by the recipient. Compare to [[Space Moss]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:48, 23 April 2010
- Computing jargon: A block of data of an arbitrary size. For example, a file may be split up into gigabyte-sized chunks to be sent over an ansible connection. Usually, chunks are only used when some data cannot be broken up into syntactic pieces such as pages or sections.
- Computing slang: To send files over a shadownet, or to send a large amount of data over any kind of network.
- Shadowtalk: Also seen as blow chunks. To send large quantities of data without first checking whether they are useful or processable by the recipient. Compare to Space Moss
