Dog Slow - Used to describe how slow a computer programme or system is running.
Man this computer system is running DS today.
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Term used to describe turning something on and off at the mains. Especially useful if you are an engineer and want to 'big up' your work when you have fixed a computer system or router etc.
Differs from a Two pin reset which is to turn a battery operated object on and off (like a mobile phone)
I've performed a three pin reset on your 'wireless router' sir, which seems to have cured the problem.
Your friend rings up with a problem on his PC and you recommend they do a 3 pin reset.
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No Understanding, Mainly Pertaining To Ineptitude.
Commonly used to describe IT departments as in 'they're a bunch of Numpties'
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Term used to describe turning a battery operated item like a mobile phone on and off.
Especially useful if you are an engineer and want to 'big up' your work when you have fixed a problem.
Differs from a Three pin reset which is to turn something On and Off at the mains.
I've performed a two pin reset on your phone sir, which seems to have cured the problem.
Big Sperm Buildup - used when you havent had sex for a while
Havent had sex this week so have a massive bsb
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Right When Tested - Term used by engineers to describe the outcome of testing something and not finding anything wrong.
When ringing back to base after testing a telephone line. "Yes that one is RWT"
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Fault Not Found - Term used by engineers to describe the outcome of testing something and not finding anything wrong.
When ringing back to base after testing a telephone line. "Yes that one is FNF"
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