The language of silicon dreams and stack overflows.
In programming, a function or subroutine belonging to a class or object—basically the verbs that objects use to do things.
Internet so painfully slow and unreliable that it feels intentionally designed to ruin your day. Named after the epitome of weak connectivity, it's the WiFi equivalent of dial-up's embarrassing cousin.
A visual or conceptual representation showing relationships between data points, systems, or ideas—basically a cheat sheet for understanding complex stuff without having to think too hard. In tech and business contexts, it's less about geography and more about untangling how things connect.