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All the cyber- words from the article cyber, cyberactivities, cyberattack, cyberattacks, cyberbattle, cyberconflict, cyberheists, cybermission, cyberoperations
by ryanlol 9y ago
All the cyber- words from the article
cyber, cyberactivities, cyberattack, cyberattacks, cyberbattle, cyberconflict, cyberheists, cybermission, cyberoperations, cyberpolicy, cyberpotential, cyberpower, cyberprogram, cyberprograms, cyberretaliation, cybersecurity, cyberstrikes, cyberstudies, cyberthreat, cyberwar, cyberwarfare, cyberwarriors, cyberweapon
- rqs 9y agoPlease, add a space after each comma. Then you're my savior ... of the hour.
- olalonde 9y agoAfter each cybercomma.
- Bromskloss 9y ago… comes a cyberspace.
- wiradikusuma 9y ago2000™
- lpa22 9y agocould this trip google spam filters?
- synicalx 9y agoProbably the cyberspam filters, yes.
- misterHN 9y agoOh, I see your problem, you'll need cyberfilters for your cyberspam. Regular filters are for regular spam. Although I tend to eat my spam unfiltered.
- cooper12 9y agoI doubt it. Google's heuristics are a lot more sophisticated these days due to SEO wars. If you blocked a website for just being spammy in one aspect, you could be blocking a genuinely useful resource or even a website being targeted by malicious parties. I also doubt keyword stuffing in a single HN page would do much to its overall rank.
- vinhboy 9y agoI noticed that too. It made me question the credibility of the author, because it makes them sound ancient.
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- jacobolus 9y agoThis seems to be the standard terminology used by folks government, policy analysis, and journalism.
- sasaf5 9y agocyber-cyberword cybercompilation.
- Jach 9y agoIt's funnier when you read every 'cyber' as 'spider'.
- cjslep 9y ago"Cybering" for those exposed in the early 2000's slang in AIM public chat rooms was the equivalent of "sexting". Gives a whole new meaning to these words!
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