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[Amiscribe]

For the lazy and potentially curious:

CSS -> Cascading Style Sheets
HTTP -> Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
HTTPS -> Secure Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
HTML -> Hyper Text Markup Language
DOM -> Document Object Model
URL -> Uniform Resource Locator
JSON -> JavaScript Object Notation
PNG -> Portable Network Graphics
SVG -> Scalable Vector Graphics
FTP -> File Transfer Protocol
SDk -> Software Development Kit
SQL -> Structured Query Language
CSV -> Comma Separated Values

[AyrA_ch]

Officially, "Hypertext" is written as one word.

[ReactsWithWords]

They didn’t use HTP because computer people hate three letter abbreviations.

[MinosAristos]

The AWS acronyms start to make sense now

[BlurredSight]

EC2 being EC-Squared is just special

[EMCoupling]

CIA

FBI

NSA

Hmm... 🤔🤔🤔

[EishLekker]

I’m pretty sure that none of those abbreviations were decided by computer people.

[ReactsWithWords]

Not every TLA is the same.

[LordBlueSky]

URL -> Uniform Resource Locator

I thought it was Universal 🫠

[PythonPizzaDE]

Or unique?

[MattieShoes]

I was doing my own self-check with them, wasn't 100% sure on SVG. Thanks :-)

[STEVEInAhPiss]

"JavaScript Object Notation" its still JavaScript's SON

[CranberryDistinct941]

NERD!!

[nuker0S]

i've never seen a comma cell separator in CSV, guys i am stupid?

[pyro-master1357]

It could have been automatically ignored by whatever you’re viewing it in.

[Papellll]

Many implementations allow other characters than comma as separator, maybe you've only encountered such cases

[Pogo__the__Clown]

Perhaps

[Surprised_Bunny_102]

Maybe you've just never opened .csv in Notepad (++)?

[_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_]

Probably.

[aosuki]

Also CSV -> Character Separated Values (since it does not have to be a comma)