Network Dictionary — Facepalm
December 2, 2008 by Greg Ferro · 2 Comments
This Post is Part of a Series — click for list on Network Dictionary»
Facepalm — shorthand form of describing that you have put your head in your hands in complete and utter disgust. And counting to ten. And thinking nice thoughts.
Amd maybe those morons will turn their brains on. Maybe.
List of Posts in this series:
- Network Dictionary — Freelance
- Network Dictionary — Resume Generating Events
- Network Dictionary — Scalable
- Network Dictionary — magic hand wave
- Network Dictionary — NAT’d
- Network Dictionary — Pain Relief Technology
- Network Dictionary — workshop
- Network Dictionary — Process Humping
- Network Dictionary — appsellation
- Network Dictionary — Spinning Rust
- Network Dictionary — Server Hugger
- Network Dictionary — Facepalm
- Network Dictionary — Nortard
- Network Dictionary — Ciscotist
- Network Dictionary — longhorn
- Network Dictionary — IEEEdiot
- Network Dictionary — foo
- Network Dictionary — Ethereal
- Network Dictionary — Signal Slope
- Network Dictionary — leverage
- Network Dictionary — Microsoft Standard
- Network Dictionary — Brandalize
- Network Dictionary — Blamestorming
- Network Dictionary — CCIE Pounds
- Network Dictionary — borked
- Network Dictionary — technobabble
- Network Dictionary — Markenauts
- Network Dictionary — Implementation
- Network Dictionary — Distributed Attention
- Network Dictionary — functionality
- Network Dictionary — coffice
- Network Dictionary — Rubber Duck Debugging
- Network Dictionary — Unicorn Tears
- Network Dictionary — survivor’s bias
- Network Dictionary — IPocalypse
- Network Dictionary — slugged
- Network Dictionary — Project Manager
- Network Dictionary — Sanity Cheque
- Network Dictionary — goodthing
- Network Dictionary: Fun Detector
- Network Dictionary: Cock Blocked
- Network Dictionary — TACrathon
- Network Dictionary — Backhoe Attenuation
- Network Dictionary — heater
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Maybe. But probably not.
Sigh. Yes, you are right. But I want to believe.