| slovo | definícia |
download
(mass) | download
- sťahovať |
download
(msas) | download
- D/L |
download
(msasasci) | download
- D/L |
download
(encz) | download,download n: [it.] Zdeněk Brož |
download
(encz) | download,kopírování souboru n: [it.] upload také není natahování (v
češtině "stahovat" z oběhu nebo z kůže) jf |
download
(encz) | download,stáhnout v: [it.] |
download
(encz) | download,stahování n: [it.] Zdeněk Brož |
download
(encz) | download,zkopírovat v: [it.] upload také není natahování (v češtině
"stahovat" z oběhu nebo z kůže) |
download
(czen) | Download, transmit to you,D/L[zkr.] |
download
(czen) | download,downloadn: [it.] Zdeněk Brož |
download
(wn) | download
v 1: transfer a file or program from a central computer to a
smaller computer or to a computer at a remote location
[ant: upload] |
download
(foldoc) | download
downloading
To transfer data from one computer to another.
Downloading usually refers to transfer from a larger "host"
system (especially a server or mainframe) to a smaller
"client" system, especially a microcomputer or specialised
peripheral, and "upload" usually means from small to large.
Others hold that, technically, download means "receive" and
upload means "send", irrespective of the size of the systems
involved.
Note that in communications between ground and space,
space-to-earth transmission is always "down" and the reverse
"up", regardless of size. So far the in-space machines have
invariably been smaller; thus the upload/download distinction
has been reversed from its usual sense.
[Jargon File]
(2003-11-04)
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download
(jargon) | download
vt.
To transfer data or (esp.) code from a far-away system (especially a larger
host system) over a digital communications link to a nearby system
(especially a smaller client system. Oppose upload.
Historical use of these terms was at one time associated with transfers
from large timesharing machines to PCs or peripherals (download) and
vice-versa (upload). The modern usage relative to the speaker (rather than
as an indicator of the size and role of the machines) evolved as machine
categories lost most of their former functional importance.
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| | podobné slovo | definícia |
downloadable
(encz) | downloadable,stažitelný web |
downloaded
(encz) | downloaded,zkopírováno v: [it.] minulý čas, upload také není natahování
(v češtině "stahovat" z oběhu nebo z kůže) |
downloading
(encz) | downloading,kopírování dat v: [it.] upload také není natahování (v
češtině "stahovat" z oběhu nebo z kůže) Zdeněk Brož |
downloading
(foldoc) | download
downloading
To transfer data from one computer to another.
Downloading usually refers to transfer from a larger "host"
system (especially a server or mainframe) to a smaller
"client" system, especially a microcomputer or specialised
peripheral, and "upload" usually means from small to large.
Others hold that, technically, download means "receive" and
upload means "send", irrespective of the size of the systems
involved.
Note that in communications between ground and space,
space-to-earth transmission is always "down" and the reverse
"up", regardless of size. So far the in-space machines have
invariably been smaller; thus the upload/download distinction
has been reversed from its usual sense.
[Jargon File]
(2003-11-04)
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drive-by download
(foldoc) | drive-by download
A malicious program that automatically installs
itself when the victim visits a website.
The vast majority of drive-by downloads exploit
vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser
to install themselves.
The program may add bookmarks, change the browser {start
page} or install unwanted browser toolbars or {keylogger
s A p that steal login they.comput with the intention of
passing this information to someone who will inspect it for information
such as
2.ecution
3. In the TeX world and the computerised typesetting
world in general, a program that translates some
device-independent or other common format to something a real
device can actually understand.
[Jargon File]
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