Eh, this is a colloqualism I can get behind, though "firm"-ware is actually just a different type of software. "Hardware" meaning that it's very inflexible, "s

Eh, this is a colloqualism I can get behind, though "firm"-ware is actually just a different type of software. "Hardware" meaning that it's very inflexible, "software" meaning that it is comparatively flexible, "wetware" meaning that it inherently lacks order. ;)