What does I/O mean?
I/O means Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)?
Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-) can be abbreviated as I/O
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What does I/O stand for? I/O stands for "Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)". |
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How to abbreviate "Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)"? "Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)" can be abbreviated as I/O. |
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What is the meaning of I/O abbreviation? The meaning of I/O abbreviation is "Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)". |
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What is I/O abbreviation? One of the definitions of I/O is "Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)". |
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What does I/O mean? I/O as abbreviation means "Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)". |
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What is shorthand of Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)? The most common shorthand of "Idiot Operator (as in an I/O error) :-)" is I/O. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ICH2 - I/O Controller Hub
- IOAPIC - I/O Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller
- IOCHK - I/O Channel Check
- IOCHRDY - I/O Channel Ready
- IOCPP - I/O Controller/Post-Processor
- IO - Idiot Operator
- AARC - An AS in Respiratory Care
- AFEC - An Adaptive Forward Error Correction
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