Look up: cyber

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   Cyber
   widely used prefix for anything connected to computers
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   cyber
   (chat) To have cybersex. (1997-06-21)
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   cyber
   community initiative to establish a centre of competence on network security questions Category: News-systems and communications
   Found on http://www.mijnwoordenboek.nl/definition
   
   
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   Cyber
   `Cyber` may refer to: * Cyber-, a common prefix * Cyber (subculture) * CDC Cyber, a range of mainframe computers * Cyber Acoustics, a brand of computer hardware * Cybersex (colloquially) * Cyberitis (colloquially) In `fiction`: * Cyber (comics), a Marvel comics supervillain * Doctor Cyber, a DC comics supervillain * Cyber , a Soviet sci-fi character (see Strugatsky's works)
   Found on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber
   
   
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   cyber
   cyber 1. From cyber(netic). 2. A combining form representing computer (cybertalk; cyberart) and by extension, meaning 'very modern' (cyberfashion). Quotations “Cyber this” and “Cyber that” indicate the span and spam of cyberwords that are proliferating: cyberspace, cyberculture, cyberhype...
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   Cyber
   These were computers present in the High Rise which were used primarily for analyzing experimental results. Accelerator Division personnel did not normally use the Cybers but could access them through the proper port selector connections at the terminals. There were three Cyber 175's which each had 256k-60 bit words of memory, and one Cyber 875 which had a million 60 bit words of memory. The Cybers shared the workload of experimental analysis with the VAX cluster in the High Rise. The Cybers are no longer with Fermilab. Sometime ago they were obsolete and sold for scrap.
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   Cyber
   These were computers present in the High Rise which were used primarily for analyzing experimental results. Accelerator Division personnel did not normally use the Cybers but could access them through the proper port selector connections at the terminals. There were three Cyber 175's which each had 256k-60 bit words of memory, and one Cyber 875 which had a million 60 bit words of memory. The Cybe...
   Found on http://www-bdnew.fnal.gov/operations/acc