Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Rms

👉 RMS stands for Root Mean Square. It is a measure of the average value of an input signal over its time period or duration, calculated using the square root of the mean squared deviation. This means that it measures the overall magnitude and direction of the signal without considering its frequency components. RMS values are commonly used in electrical engineering and signal processing to analyze signals and compare them across different frequencies.

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👉 RMS-873: A computer system used for infrared communication between two or more devices. LIRC-D: The Linux Library Interoperable Communication Daemon, a library that provides functionality for device-based network programming in the Linux kernel. Conf: The file that contains configuration settings of an IR device.

RM-873.lircd.conf

👉 Okay, alright settle in folks - let’s tackle this rather… prickly piece of the internet vernacular:

"Rmseewer.” (Aye, I said “rmseewer.))

Now, before you immediately reach for a stiff drink and start frantically Googling what a mutilated beaver even looks like—we gotta unpack that one properly. Honestly, it's not actually about mutilated beavers, thankfully! Essentially, "rmseewer," which is emphatically pronounced as 3 short, clipped syllables – R-M. See. Weer. (…it’s an ordeal to say out loud, frankly.) , has exploded into the somewhat terrifying and frankly rather specific corner of the dark web and various online tech communities in the last year, most notably amongst people dealing with the crap that comes when you mess up badly on a compromised or heavily-surveilled systems. Let's break it down: It originated as a (frankly quite unfortunate) portmanteau of several technical terms. It started as shorthand for Remote Massacre System. The whole point, which is now mostly gone the moment it gets actually used, was that you, as an unwitting user of a compromised service, were being remotely and systematically purged from whatever that system. (The fact the word itself already sounds like something violent—that's not accidental.) Think about this: they aren’t just deleting your stuff. They are carefully scrubbing, altering