The language of silicon dreams and stack overflows.
A telephone feature activated by dialing *69 (in North America) that automatically redials the phone number of the last incoming call, whether answered or missed. It was one of the earliest callback services offered by telephone companies.
To deploy or release code/product to production, often used as a rallying cry to get something out the door despite imperfections. The phrase embraces the move-fast-break-things mentality and is frequently accompanied by a ceremonial button press or meme in dev teams.
When someone weaponizes AI to generate a massive document, presentation, or codebase and yeets it at you for review—essentially dumping their laziness on your desk. It's the digital equivalent of 'not my problem anymore.'
A payment model where small automatic micro-transactions replace traditional subscription paywalls, allowing frictionless digital purchases via cryptocurrency or similar systems.
A survival video game set in the Pacific Ocean where plane crash survivors must navigate procedurally-generated islands, reefs, and ocean trenches while scrounging for resources and avoiding creature encounters. It's Robinson Crusoe meets horror game.