acronym/abbreviation which is part of Internet culture. Those who feel
otherwise are welcome to turn this over to core@, who resolve disputes
among developers.
1999, or 2008 depending on what you count as break-up).
In any case in recent twenty years it was easier to get there
through Russia than through Georgia.
(Whether your government recognize it or not is another issue.
If you want to visit it these days, you have to enter Russia.
Following Ukrainians, even before the recent unrest and referendum
it was strongly advised not to discuss this topic with locals there.
At least it was advised not to call Krym a part of Ukraine.)
Fix Kerch' entry as well.
- Add DragonFly 3.6.0 and 3.6.1
- Add FreeBSD 9.2 and 10.0
- Add Mac OS X 10.9
- Add OpenBSD 5.4
- Change the master's URL.
Add some releases:
- Add NetBSD 5.1.4 and 5.2.2
- Add OpenBSD 5.5
* BSA basic service area
* BSS basic service set
* BSSID basic service set identifier
* ESS extended service set
* ESSID extended service set identifier
* IBSS independent basic service set
* SSID service set identifier
* TKIP Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
* WAP wireless access point
* WPA2 Wi-Fi Protected Access II
* WPS Wi-Fi Protected Setup
Also properly capitalize the existing `WPA' entry.
Patch supplied by Bug Hunting.
Adapted from FreeBSD base/head/share/misc/bsd-family-tree (svn revision
250330), but the NetBSD version of this file includes entries for
NetBSD-5.0.1 and NetBSD-5.0.2 which are missing from the FreeBSD
version.
Resolves PR misc/47799 from Eitan Adler
FSF, GPG, NIDS, NIPS, OOO, PHP,
RCS (now being doubled: one capitalized entry for the program name,
one non capitalized entry for the general term),
SEO,
SFTP (3 times, with 3 different meanings),
SIR (in the meaning of ``signal-to-interference ratio''),
SPDIF (variant on S/PDIF),
TUI, WOM.
- Removed:
Empty line between the RCS ID and first acronym (not present in
acronyms; may cause parsing issues in the future though, and
causes trouble when sorting the file, so, to keep things
consistent, remove it here instead of adding it in acronyms);
ADP (duplicate),
AWK (also in acronyms),
EOL (in the meaning of ``end of life''; also in acronyms),
FCFS (also in acronyms),
ICE (in the meaning of ``in-circuit emulator''; duplicate),
MP (in the meaning of ``multiprocessor''; combined with the equally
named entry for ``multiprocessing''),
PERL (not an official acronym),
PIN (also in acronyms).
- augment / correct entries (more consistent use of ``{}'' and
``[]'', capitalization, spelling, typos, fix incorrect acronym
translations, quoting, punctuation);
- sort entries, as well as the order within ``{}'' parts;
- remove explanations within ``()'' parts where those are unneccesary
(this is an acronym list, not a dictionary) and, in one case,
correct such explanation;
- white space fixes.
From Bug Hunting.
AM (in a meaning of ``ante meridiem''),
CEO, CUL, JFGI, JFYI, N/A, S/T.
- Removed:
SNR (also in acronyms.comp),
WYSIWYG (also in acronyms.comp).
- augment / correct entries (more consistent use of ``{}'' and
``[]'', capitalization, spelling, typos, fix incorrect acronym
translations, quoting, punctuation);
- sort entries, as well as the order within ``{}'' parts;
- remove explanations within ``()'' parts where those are unneccesary
(this is an acronym list, not a dictionary) and, in one case,
correct such explanation;
- white space fixes.
From Bug Hunting.
last commit. From the original commit log of rev 1.33:
revision 1.33
date: 2006/03/02 16:21:53; author: tls; state: Exp; lines: +3 -3
Add line from NetBSD 0.8 to FreeBSD 1.0, reflecting the fact that the
patchkit maintainers were provided with a prerelease snapshot of NetBSD,
changes from which they integrated into their working tree, well prior
to their announcement of the FreeBSD project. Per personal communications
with Charles Hannum and Chris Demetriou. This line is in at least one
other published version of this chart, but seems to never have been in
the version in our repository (unfortunately, cvs diff on ascii art is
not very helpful).
rodent
