PLOKTA

PLOKTA
● ►en sg. ►SOC Press a Lot Of Keys To Abort. Pressez toutes les touches pour abandonner. Ce n'est pas un conseil, c'est ce que l'on fait quand on veut quitter rapidement un logiciel que l'on ne connaît pas. Si ce logiciel permet d'éditer du texte, votre frappe sera insérée, ce qui explique que l'on trouve parfois des choses comme: "^X ^C q quit:q ^C end x exit ZZ ^D? help" au beau milieu d'un message. (Inspiré du © Jargon File 3.0.0).

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