The language of silicon dreams and stack overflows.
To duplicate or reproduce text, code, images, or other content for reuse elsewhere; in marketing, short for 'copywriting' (the text used in advertising). As a noun, a reproduction of an original work.
A hugely popular home computer released by Commodore in 1982, featuring 64 KB of RAM and known for its distinctive beige case and superior graphics and sound capabilities compared to competitors. It became one of the best-selling computers of all time and defined a generation of gaming and programming.
An application designed to live in the cloud and panic if it can't access the internet, usually meaning it's more expensive and complicated than the original system.
Small tracking files that websites place on your browser to monitor your behavior and prove that privacy is dead. Sweet surveillance baked right into your browsing experience.