Slang for a person who spends a lot of time at the computer. Used to describe work that allows public participation along the way. Computer using photons and fiber optics instead of traditional electronics to increase the machine's power and speed. In today's computers, electrons travel on metal wires to process information. Optical computers would use photons traveling on optical fibers or thin films.
Scientists say commercial optical computers are still years off.
I wonder if she's single. The traditional, non-Internet media, including newspapers, magazines, television, books and movies. To hijack a Webpage so that the user can't leave it. Efforts to fix an electrical or mechanical problem by hitting or kicking the offending device. It just took a little percussive maintenance, if you know what I mean.