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V.E.R.A. contains approximately 11530 acronyms and 1094 URLs (as of December 2010). According to the maintainer, "As a rule of thumb about hundred acronyms are added every three months." | V.E.R.A. contains approximately 11530 acronyms and 1094 URLs (as of December 2010). According to the maintainer, "As a rule of thumb about hundred acronyms are added every three months." | ||
Acronyms are based on German usage and may need to be modified for international use. | Acronyms are based on German usage and may need to be modified for international use. | ||
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|Keywords=acronym, terms, terminology | |Keywords=acronym, terms, terminology | ||
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Revision as of 16:35, 28 September 2012
V.E.R.A.
https://savannah.gnu.org/projects/vera/
Acronyms which are used in the field of computing.
V.E.R.A. ( Virtual Entity of Relevant Acronyms ) is a free list of acronyms all of which are used in the field of computing.
V.E.R.A. contains approximately 11530 acronyms and 1094 URLs (as of December 2010). According to the maintainer, "As a rule of thumb about hundred acronyms are added every three months." Acronyms are based on German usage and may need to be modified for international use.
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