01-09-2004, 12:44 AM
I have heard grok used by my comp sci profs several times dating back to the mid 90's in everyday speach. I think the first time I heard was in the this statement "Do you grok grep?" by a prof who would have been 56 at the time. At the time time I didn't get either, now I get both. :)
I have heard and used hork in everyday speach since the mid 90's as well. I've always used it in the "steal" or "vomit" context. Hork and bogart are pretty much interchangable in certain context.
Gotta love slang, though I admit I am getting severely out of touch with a lot of it.
I have heard and used hork in everyday speach since the mid 90's as well. I've always used it in the "steal" or "vomit" context. Hork and bogart are pretty much interchangable in certain context.
Gotta love slang, though I admit I am getting severely out of touch with a lot of it.
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It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.
It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.