What does FUMLUB mean?
FUMLUB means First Unread Message Last Unread Block
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Computing & IT
category.
Particularly in Internet Abbreviations
Particularly in Internet Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for First Unread Message Last Unread Block?
First Unread Message Last Unread Block can be abbreviated as FUMLUB
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What does FUMLUB stand for? FUMLUB stands for "First Unread Message Last Unread Block". |
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What is the meaning of FUMLUB abbreviation? The meaning of FUMLUB abbreviation is "First Unread Message Last Unread Block". |
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What is FUMLUB abbreviation? One of the definitions of FUMLUB is "First Unread Message Last Unread Block". |
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What does FUMLUB mean? FUMLUB as abbreviation means "First Unread Message Last Unread Block". |
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What is shorthand of First Unread Message Last Unread Block? The most common shorthand of "First Unread Message Last Unread Block" is FUMLUB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BLVV - Block Last Version View
- LNFN - Last Name, First Name
- BDM - Block Data Message
- BLVR - Block Last Version Reference
- BLVS - Block Last Version Snapshot
- FLLR - First Love, Last Rites
- FOIL - First, Outer, Inner, Last
- FOIL - First, Outside, Inside, Last
- FOM - First Outstanding Message
- LBI - Last Block Indicator
- LMR - Last Message Replay
- FAPLEPCPLC - First and Possibly Last Ever Pan Computer Programming Language Conference
- FML - First Middle and Last
- FUMLUB - First Unread Message of the Last Unread Batch
- LMTQ - Last Message Transmitted Queue
- BUL - Block-Unless-Last
- Mdsb - Message Digest Signature Block
- bl - Block Last
- fsal - First Same As Last
- FILO - First In Last Out. Again originally an accounting term for depreciation practice, whereby the oldest assets are the last to be written off. The term has wider applications, particularly rock festival car parks, overcrowded tube trains and airport buses.