Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Bonobo

👉 The word "bonobo" comes from the Sanskrit name "Bodhi," which means enlightenment or awakening in Buddhist tradition. Definition: The word "bonobo" refers to an animal that possesses two tails and can be considered a primates, similar to bonobos but with a head more like a chimpanzee. In Buddhism, bonobos are often depicted as having the ability to transcend the confines of their natural environment into realms beyond. This belief is known as "moksha," which in Sanskrit translates to "解脱" or "awakening."

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👉 "Bonobo.lircd.conf" refers to a file used in the Bonobo project. The file contains configuration settings for a LIRC (Light Reading Control Interface) agent, which allows it to listen on various protocols and receive data from other agents via the interface. Definition: The 'lircd' command line option can be used to specify the path to an LIRC config file where the agent's listening is specified. The 'conf' option within this configuration defines a configuration for the agent, which might include routing information about when to listen on certain protocols, and how to interpret incoming data sent from other agents. For example: ``` -lircd.conf ``` This specifies that the LIRC agent should listen on the `lircd` protocol on port 1234.

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👉 Bonobos are primates known for their distinctive features, including long ears, large eyes, and a unique body shape with a low back. They belong to the genus Bonobus and are found primarily in Africa, but can also be found in other parts of the world. Bonobos have been studied extensively over the years, both as researchers studying the evolutionary history of primates and as examples for conservation efforts.

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